Product explainers, launch videos and ads for AI companies, presented by a real person. Your buyers are drowning in synthetic content. The fastest way to stand out is a face they can trust.
Half your competitors launched with an AI presenter. Buyers have learned to scroll past anything that looks generated, including yours.
A demo recorded in March is wrong by May. Nobody has time to re-record it, so the help center quietly drifts out of date.
And the founder is also running the company. Every video waits on the busiest person in the building.
The irony is expensive: an AI company with no human on camera is asking buyers to trust a black box with nobody behind it.
AI buyers have seen every demo. What they haven't seen is a calm, credible person walking through what the product does, what it doesn't, and why it's safe to try.
That's the job. A real spokesperson who learns the product, presents it the same way every time, and records the update when the product moves. OtherWeb, an AI-powered news filter, put a presenter on its Reg CF round and its product demo. In the CEO's words, the very first video was one of their best assets.
What the product does, in under two minutes, by someone who learned it first.
The announcement, the walkthrough and the cutdowns, from one shoot.
Human creative built to run against your AI-only control.
The videos that get a new account to its first win.
Every figure below is taken from that client's own case study page.
An AI-powered platform that filters clickbait out of news and feeds. Two presenter-led videos for its Reg CF round and product demo.
"The very first video we received was one of our best assets. People asked why we weren't using it more."
Alex Fink, CEO, OtherWeb
An AI-powered resume builder. One long-form video adapted from its top-ranking blog post, plus short clips from the same shoot.
"The quality of the videos was seriously impressive, and the attention to detail was obvious in every frame."
Jacob Jacquet, Founder, Rezi.ai
Not an AI company: a legal-funding team that ran human ads against its AI-only ads. The cleanest test we have of human versus synthetic.
"Our partners are really happy with the results and the quality of the videos."
Tomas Ribero, Director, Fyntra
AI products change faster than any other category. The library has to change with them, one section at a time.
You show me the product. I learn it before I write or read a single line about it.
You send the script, or we write it and you approve it before anything is filmed.
Recorded in sections, so a release changes one segment, not the whole video.
Edited and captioned. Days, not weeks. The schedule is agreed on the fit call.
When the product moves, we re-record the section that changed. Same face, same look.
That's the promise. Here is what stands behind it.
Not a fit if you want an AI avatar or a voice clone of a presenter. That is a hard no, for everyone.
It's the point. Your buyers can tell. Fyntra, a legal-funding team, ran human ads against its AI-only ads and saw a 4x lift. Use AI where it saves time, and a human where trust decides.
Yes. I learn the product first, and the script stays yours. Your team signs off on every technical claim before anything is filmed.
They're shot in sections for exactly that reason. A release means re-recording one segment, not reshooting the library.
No, at any budget. No AI duplication of my likeness or voice, no voice manipulation, and no training a model on my face. It's written into every agreement.
Usually me. If your category or schedule calls for a different face, I cast from a small roster of presenters I trust. You meet and approve your spokesperson before you sign.
Days, not weeks. The schedule is agreed on the fit call.
Tell me what your buyers keep misunderstanding. I'll tell you which video fixes it first.