Product card
Name, selling points, pain points, price, audience and must-show shots, taken from the product link, images and your marketing profile. The product image locks how the product looks.
Commerce Drama
Give it a product and the markets you sell in. It lays out a batch of test versions as hook type × plot template × persona, each a vertical short drama in which the product is the turning point. Every script is checked by code before anything is spent: a hook in the first 3 seconds, when the product appears and for how long, whether each line can be spoken within its shot, banned and absolute-claim words for each market's platform, and repeats within the batch. Then it renders a still for every shot so you can review the whole batch at once. After you approve, each shot's video starts from the still you approved, and when the clips are done it voices, captions, adds on-screen text and music, and assembles every version for every market. Footage is generated once per version; each market only gets its own voice-over and text.
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What it does
Test matrix
Combinations of hook type, plot template and persona, with the number of versions, finals per market and an estimated cost, for you to approve.
Scripts and checks
Each version gets English visual direction plus spoken lines and on-screen text in each market's language. Hook timing, product screen time, line length, banned words and repeats are checked by code; nothing moves on until they pass.
Storyboard
One vertical still per shot, reviewed as a batch; change only the shots that need it. Stills cost a fraction of video.
Batch production
After approval, video is generated shot by shot from the stills, with parallel runs, retries, a budget cap and resume after interruption.
Per-market assembly and delivery
Voice-over, captions, on-screen text and music for each version and market. Files are named product_market_hook_template_version so they are easy to run as ads or hand to creators.
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How you ask
Plain language works. These are real requests.
Make 6 test dramas each for the US and Thailand for this product: <product link>. Matrix and scripts first, don't generate yet.
Use the structure of this viral video to make 5 versions for our product: <link>.
Storyboard approved, go ahead. Use a female voice for the Thai versions.
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How you keep it in check
- No storyboard until scripts pass the checks; no video until the storyboard is approved. Both spends need your approval on a card that shows the number of stills or seconds and the estimated cost.
- Selling points, prices and claims come only from the product information or what you provide. Nothing is invented; no absolute or health claims.
- No likeness of celebrities or other real people; personas are original characters or people in your asset library you have rights to.
- Failed versions are listed with the reason; a still is never presented as video.
What acceptance looks like
- Time from new project to first finals
- First-pass script check rate
- Shot pass rate
- Generation cost per final
- Extra cost per additional market
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Questions people ask
How many videos per run?
Up to 30 versions per project, and each version can go to several markets. 6 versions for the US and Thailand is 12 finals.
Why are extra markets cheap?
Footage is generated once per version. Each market only redoes voice-over, captions and on-screen text, so an extra market mostly adds voice-over cost.
Which markets are supported?
US, UK, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Japan, Mexico, Brazil and China. Lines are written in each market's language and checked against that market's common banned and absolute-claim words.
Does the banned-word check guarantee compliance?
It catches the most common absolute claims and health claims on each platform, which covers most problems, but it is not a full regulatory database. You can add your category's own words to the product card. Review against platform rules before running ads.
Do the voices sound native?
Lines are written the way people speak locally; the voice-over is synthesized. Delivery notes remind you to have someone local listen to each market's lines.
How is it priced?
It can be enabled on the Starter plan. Usage is deducted from credits: stills per image, video per second, voice-over per line. Every spend shows the quantity and estimated cost on an approval card first.
How does it relate to Viral Remake and Creative Production?
Viral Remake turns one reference video into one film. Creative Production makes a single image or video. Commerce Drama turns one product into a batch of test videos for several markets. They share characters, products and voices in the asset library and are enabled separately.
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