The core technology of the Movie Division is an AI movie production system that structures a customer’s story and combines scene-by-scene scenarios, images, video, voice, music, subtitles, and edited outputs in stages.
Proposal and event films turn a couple’s first meeting, memories, conflicts, promises, and future into a cinematic flow suitable for event screening.
Family films record parents’ lives, children’s growth, family gatherings, 60th, 70th, and 80th birthdays, family trips, and memorial messages as visual products that preserve memories across generations.
Corporate and organization films communicate founding background, technology, products, culture, customer cases, and future vision to investors, customers, employees, and partners.
Education and training films turn knowledge delivery, job training, safety education, product usage, and practical procedures into easy-to-understand learning videos with scenes and narration.
Marketing and advertising films do not merely explain product functions; they deliver a brand’s problem awareness, customer experience, usage scenes, and emotional value as one story.
Social message and campaign films organize social topics such as environment, safety, human rights, education, local communities, and cultural preservation into stories and visual scenes that the public can easily understand.
Personalized films create visual works in which an individual becomes the main character, based on life, goals, failures and recovery, messages of gratitude, and future dreams.
| Stage | Main Content | Deliverables | Review Criteria |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | Consultation and questionnaire | Purpose, characters, events, tone, and length summary | Confirm the customer’s desired film direction |
| Stage 2 | Material collection and organization | Photos, videos, voice, documents, and music preferences organized | Confirm the list of usable source materials |
| Stage 3 | AI scenario development | Scene outline, dialogue, narration, and emotional flow | Revise after customer review |
| Stage 4 | Image, video, and voice generation | Scene images, video clips, dubbing, and music | Review quality and message by scene |
| Stage 5 | Editing and final delivery | Final version, subtitled version, event screening version, online distribution version | Deliver after final review |