Deliverable
Visual direction and keyframes
Approve composition, materials, color, characters and product appearance with a small set of frames before full production begins.
Generative Imagery · SERVICE EDIT
AI Visual Production
Providing controllable generative visual solutions and post-production compositing for brand films, product concept videos, MV visuals, and digital character design.
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DELIVERABLE AI IMAGERY
Not a one-click generation, but a controlled path from an idea to usable shots.
A striking still is not yet a campaign-ready film. VQOS first locks the brand, character, product and visual rules, develops approved keyframes into connected shots, then completes editing, compositing, sound and captions.
Deliverable
Storyboard and usable shots
Every shot has a purpose, duration, movement and edit relationship instead of arriving as an unstructured folder of generations.
Deliverable
Consistency and manual correction
Faces, wardrobe, product geometry, logos and text are checked shot by shot, with regeneration or post-production correction identified clearly.
Deliverable
Editing and multi-format delivery
Rhythm, music, sound, captions and color are finished for the intended channel, with landscape, vertical or square versions delivered as agreed.
Service packages
Choose a clear starting scope.
Each approval stays in the project record. Once the visual rules and shot scope are clear, generation and compositing become more predictable.
Track 01
Visual Concept Package
¥1,800 · CNY
3 business days
- ✓ 6 style keyframes
- ✓ Prompts and style direction
- ✓ 1 round of adjustments
Recommended
Shot Production Package
¥6,600 · CNY
6 business days
- ✓ 8–12 AI video shots
- ✓ Character/product consistency control
- ✓ Basic rhythmic editing
Track 03
Full Visual Film
¥16,800 · CNY
8 business days
- ✓ 45–60 second full video
- ✓ Storyboarding, generation, compositing, and sound
- ✓ Horizontal and vertical delivery
Define the deliverables before the quote is final.
These are reference packages. Unlisted quantities, revision rounds and files are not automatically included. Confirm the following in the quote.
Outputs & versions
Duration or shot count, number of videos, aspect ratios, resolution, languages and subtitle files. Specify whether cutdowns count separately.
Materials & production
Identify usable client materials and whether scripting, filming, AI generation, voiceover, music and licensed assets are included.
Revisions & timing
One round means one consolidated set of feedback followed by an edit. Agree the allowance, response window and start conditions. New concepts or extra versions need a separate quote.
Handover & rights
List final exports, editable projects, reusable templates and asset licenses separately. Agree commercial use, exclusivity or assignment for the project.
Currency & costs
$ means USD; ¥ means CNY. Identify settlement currency, taxes, licensed assets and responsibility for transfer fees. No automatic currency conversion.
Acceptance & remedies
Check playback, picture, sound, captions and file completeness against the written specifications. Fixing non-conforming work is not an extra merely because revision rounds are exhausted.
Confirm timing after usable materials and agreed start conditions are in place. Client review time and added scope affect the schedule. Platform approval, views, sales and model outputs are not unconditional guarantees.
Scope a short-drama pilot first
Agree character references, episode count and length, continuity checks, lip sync and sound, captions and target-platform requirements. Review a limited pilot before deciding on a full season; this does not establish platform approval.
PRODUCTION WORKFLOW
Four visible approvals keep expensive rework out of the final stage.
Each approval stays in the project record. Once the visual rules and shot scope are clear, generation and compositing become more predictable.
01 Brief and rights check
Confirm audience, channels, duration, aspect ratios, references and the usage rights available for every supplied asset.
02 Keyframe direction
Review a small set of representative frames and lock the visual rules that should remain consistent across the film.
03 Shot production and rough cut
Generate, select and correct shots against the storyboard, then test story, pace and consistency in a rough edit.
04 Final master and delivery
Complete sound, captions, compositing and export checks before delivering the final film and any agreed source assets.
A good fit for
- ✓ Brand commercials, product concept films and launch visuals
- ✓ Music visuals, title sequences, mood films and stylised stories
- ✓ Digital presenters, virtual characters and shots that are difficult to capture
- ✓ Projects with an existing script or storyboard that need complete visual production
Not a good fit for
- — Evidence that a real person, place or event actually existed or occurred
- — Copies of unlicensed celebrities, characters, trademarks or protected works
- — Frame-accurate proof of real product functions or industrial geometry
- — A one-click final result with no time for direction approval or correction
BEFORE YOU COMMISSION
Compare the scope before you compare the total price.
How is AI visual production different from standard editing?
Editing organises existing footage. AI visual production also defines visual rules, generates and selects shots, and manages consistency across them. Both still require an edit and final output checks.
Why approve keyframes first?
Keyframes are a lower-cost direction check. Locking character, product, materials and color first avoids rebuilding many completed shots later.
Why do quotes vary?
The main factors are shot count and duration, character or product consistency, compositing difficulty, revision rounds, sound and output versions. Compare the deliverable list as well as the total price.