Questions.
The ones that come up before a project starts. For everything else, ask directly.
01What do you make?
Hyper-cinematic film, personal-brand series with an AI presenter, software and SaaS explainers, white-label talking heads for agencies, faceless ads, and editing when you already have the footage. Spanish and English, from one production.
02How is VisibleAI different from an AI video tool?
A tool gives you a clip. We run a pipeline: the thing that must not change — a face, a product, a studio — is modelled once, production is batched, and a human editor closes every cut. That is how a 154-piece series still looks like one series in month eight.
03Who is this for?
Software companies whose product has to be explained before anyone buys it. Coaches and creators who want a weekly series without a weekly shoot. Agencies that need presenter video under their own name. And brands that want the cinematic tier for a launch.
04How do you keep a face, a product or a room consistent?
We model it at the start of the project from your references, and every generation afterwards reuses the same model instead of reinterpreting it. Nothing drifts between episode one and episode forty.
05Do I have to be on camera?
No. For the faceless formats, never. For a presenter series, you are filmed once so the model can be built — after that, the episodes ship without you.
06Do you work in Spanish and English?
Both, from the same production. KAWAK ships in Spanish; the white-label and faceless work ships in English. We bill in USD.
07What does it cost?
Tiers from Basic to Premium, scoped from the brief — because every business needs a different mix of formats. The cinematic tier is Premium only. Send what your product has to explain and you get the format, the count and the price back.
08Can you make a lot of content, fast?
Yes — that is the point. One client with a two-person marketing team shipped 154 finished pieces in eight months. The pipeline is built to run on a monthly calendar, and a rewrite is a re-render, not a reshoot.
09How fast is one piece?
We quote a delivery date with the price and we keep it. Short-form series run on a monthly calendar; a cinematic piece runs longer because a film takes the days it takes.
10Who owns the videos, and how do you handle likeness?
You own the finished videos. A person's likeness is only modelled with their permission, and only for the project it was built for.
11Does it look generated?
Not when it ships. Colour, motion and the edit are finished by people, and the cinematic tier is held to a film standard. The test is simple: nobody watching should ask how it was made.