Product video, built without a camera.
Explainers, feature launches and customer stories for teams whose product cannot be filmed yet. We animate the interface in code, and your script ships word for word, down to the line your legal team approved.
First draft in 24 hours. Flat quote before we start · revision rounds agreed up front, in writing.
Built for SaaS and fintech teams
Most of our work now goes to software and finance companies, so the three videos those teams keep asking for are the ones we build first. None of it gets filmed, which is usually the point: the demo account is empty, the real data is confidential, and the feature ships next month.
Product and feature explainers
The interface is animated in code rather than recorded, so the walkthrough can show a flow your product has not shipped yet, in the order you want it seen, with every number on screen one you approved.
Numbers, charts and quarterly updates
Figures are read from a data file and your brand lives in a template. When the quarter changes, we change the file and render again instead of rebuilding the video from scratch.
Customer stories and case studies
The problem, what changed, and the number that proves it. Cut long for a landing page and short for LinkedIn out of the same build, so sales and social get one story instead of two.
Video for regulated niches
Healthcare and finance, script to delivery, with the compliance pass built into the process: fictional names where they belong, disclaimers where a viewer sees them and copy checked line by line.
Marketplace listing video
Video for a product page that reads with the sound off and carries nothing the review list rejects: no price, no logo, no link, no contact line.
Training & SOP modules
One task per module, under a minute, cut to the recorded voice so the steps land on the word. A second language runs through the same pipeline, so a bilingual set is not double the price.
Ad teardown and a test plan
Before anyone writes a script, someone has to read the account. I go through the live ads in Meta’s Ad Library, name the angle the brand owns but never says out loud, and come back with three concepts. Each one carries a single claim, so a losing test tells you which claim died. Production is a separate step, priced apart.
Localization pack
One master into four markets, script timed to the shot and not word for word, subtitles in every language. Lip matched and voice over priced apart.
Recent work
Everything below is 100% generated: the presenter, the voice, the delivery. If you can tell, that's a revision we'd owe you.
When the words are regulated
Some categories do not let you improvise. Pharmacy, finance and insurance all have copy that somebody signs off on, and the video has to say exactly that, at a pace a viewer can follow. This spot is a satire of pharma advertising, which makes the constraint sharper rather than softer: the joke only lands if the format is exact. Supers, disclaimer pacing and voiceover all behave like the real thing while saying something else.
Samples by area
Every service below has a sample behind it. They are grouped on four pages so you can open the one that matches your job instead of scrolling past the rest.
Product video for SaaS and fintech
Explainers, data and process animation, template series and customer stories. The interface is drawn in code, so nothing gets filmed and every number on screen is one you approved.
Ads, listings and product visuals
Openers for a media buyer to test, product shots and turntables without a shoot, a listing cut that passes review, vertical cuts from a long piece, and a read of the ad account before any of it.
Localization and footage edits
One take, more markets and more rooms. Dubbing with the lips matched, a four market localization pack, and a background swap on footage you already shot.
Regulated niches, training and architecture
Work where the rules come first: a clinic spot built to survive review, a training module timed to the spoken step, and a tour of a building from its renders.
What we make
Flat project pricing, first draft in 24 hours. You approve a sample before we polish anything, and the number of revision rounds is agreed up front rather than argued about later.
Product & SaaS demos
60 to 90 second walkthroughs with an AI presenter over your product: screens, features, offer. Built to sit on a landing page and convert.
Motion graphics & animated data
Explainers, kinetic typography and charts that move: your metrics, your product UI, your brand colours. Rendered from code, so updating a number is a one line change and not a reshoot.
Long video → viral Shorts
Podcasts, webinars and interviews cut into vertical clips that hold attention: hooks, word-level captions, pacing built for retention.
3D product animation
Photoreal CGI of your product in motion: rotations, exploded views, hero shots. No studio and no physical sample required.
Hook packs for Meta
5 to 20 hook variations cut from one master ad, so your media buyer tests openers instead of guessing them.
Spokesperson & UGC ads
A consistent AI presenter delivering your script to camera, for ads, promos and social. Vertical or widescreen, captions burned in.
Footage editing & background swap
You already shot it. We replace the background, move your presenter to a new location or clean up the frame, and the original take, timing and lip movement stay exactly as filmed.
AI product photos
Listing and lifestyle shots built from your own product images. Clean white-background sets for Amazon, styled scenes for social.
Architectural tours from renders
A walkthrough of a building that is not built yet, made from the renders you already have. Glass, rooflines and window frames stay straight while the camera moves, which is where most AI tours come apart. The camera stays inside what your renders actually cover, so nothing gets invented along the way.
Dubbing & localization
Your existing video speaking another language with the lips matched to it. Same presenter, same delivery, a new market. Priced per language, so one master becomes four versions without a second shoot.
Why it doesn't look AI
Because we don't hit "generate" and hope. Every video goes through the same four gates.
Script & compliance pass
We edit for spoken pacing and, for regulated niches like finance, run a banned-word audit before anything is generated.
Character lock
Reference frames pin the presenter's face, wardrobe and voice, so video #30 matches video #1.
Generation
HeyGen, Google Flow (Veo 3), Higgsfield, ElevenLabs. The stack is picked per job, not per habit.
Word-for-word QC
Every line is machine-transcribed and checked against the script, and audio is mastered to broadcast loudness. No mumbled words reach you.
What clients wrote
Both reviews are public on our Upwork profile, quoted here word for word. Click through and read them at the source.
“We needed someone who could come in and own the project while providing thoughtful feedback and direction. Alexey wasted no time and always came back with proposal, recommendation, and decision points for us. We completed on budget and on time. He let us know what fell in and out of scope. I felt like we had clarity the entire time on where we were in the project and we are very happy with the results. We would work with him again.”
“Alexey delivered a high-quality AI spokesperson video ahead of the deadline. The brief was detailed and he followed it precisely — realistic AI presenter, burned-in captions, clean 9:16 vertical format. He's local in Brooklyn which was a plus for us. Fast communication, zero revisions needed. Will work with again.”
Before you write to us
The questions clients actually ask, answered before you have to send the email.
Who owns the finished video?
You do. You get the final files and the right to use them commercially: ads, landing pages, social, paid media, wherever you need them. The synthetic voice and any music we use come with commercial licences, so nothing in the delivery is borrowed.
One honest caveat, because it costs you nothing to know it: in the US, purely AI-generated frames generally aren't protected by copyright, so nobody (us, you or anyone else) gets a monopoly on raw generated footage. What is defensible is the script, the edit and your brand, which is exactly where the work goes. This is how we operate, not legal advice.
Do I need to ship you my product or appear on camera myself?
For spokesperson, UGC and demo video, no. The presenter is a generated character we lock to your brand, so there's no shoot, no talent booking and nothing to send us.
For product photos and 3D animation we do need your product's own images or reference shots, because those have to be your product and not a lookalike. If you want your own face or a colleague's on screen, that's possible, but only with footage and sign-off from the person appearing. We don't build a presenter out of someone else's likeness.
I don't have a script. Is that a problem?
No. Tell us what you're selling, who it's for and where the video runs, and we write it. You approve the script before anything is generated, which is the cheapest point to change your mind. After generation, changes cost time.
If you do have a script, we still edit it for spoken pacing, and for regulated niches like finance we run a banned-word pass before production starts.
Can I run this as a paid ad?
Yes, that's what most of it is built for. Files arrive export ready with captions burned in, and you can have 9:16, 16:9 and 1:1 from the same build rather than cropped afterwards.
On AI disclosure: platforms set their own rules and change them often, so we don't quote them at you. We can add a visible AI-generated label to any cut on request. Tell us if your media buyer wants one.
Will the presenter look the same across a whole series?
Yes. That's the part we've actually solved and the reason clients stay: reference frames pin the face, wardrobe and voice, so video 30 matches video 1. We're mid-series on a 30+ video run for a US financial-education brand right now, same presenter throughout.
Can you localise a video we already have?
Yes. 18 languages, with the lips matched to the new track and a voice that stays recognisably the same speaker. You send the footage you own, we hand back the localised version. No re-shoot and no re-generation of the original.
How fast, and how many rounds of changes?
First draft in 24 hours. Final delivery is normally 48 to 72 hours, longer only for multi-video series, and we say so before you pay rather than after.
Revision rounds are agreed up front and written into the quote, so nobody discovers the limit halfway through. Every line is machine-transcribed and checked against the script before you see it, which is why most projects need no revisions at all.
A studio, not a marketplace gig
True Take Studio runs out of New York. We work US business hours, reply in plain English, and treat your brand's consistency as the actual job, not an extra.
The same pipeline we sell has delivered 300+ videos and carries a 30+ video series for a financial-education client today. Three Upwork contracts and $3K+ billed so far. We don't show client names here; message us and we'll send work relevant to your niche.
Send the script. Or just the idea.
Tell us what you're selling and where the video will run, and we'll come back with a plan and a flat quote.