AI video that still looks like the real thing.
Short films made with generative video, from your photos, your renders or a script. I check every shot against its source before it goes into the cut.
A yacht film from one photo
Seven seconds, two shots, both animated from a single still. For a boat, a house or a product, the film only works if what is on screen matches the real one, so each clip was compared with the photo before it went in.
- Starts from
- One photo
- Shots
- Two, one hard cut
- Delivered
- 1080p, 16:9

The photo is the only input. Both shots were animated from it: a slow push-in on the whole boat, then the bow up close with the camera almost still, so the hull and the red waterline stay where they are in the photo.
Sample only, not a real listing. No affiliation with the vessel's owner, builder or any brokerage. AI motion can differ from the actual vessel. Based on “Luxury Motor Yacht Sequel P” by Alex Proimos, licensed under CC BY 2.0, animated with AI and edited by Leo Reed.
One ad, three hooks
A vertical ad for a scalp serum, cut three ways. The body stays the same under every hook, so the hook is the only thing being tested.
- Starts from
- A script
- Captions
- Phrase by phrase, inside the TikTok and Instagram Reels safe zones
- Delivered
- 1080 × 1920, 9:16
Wrenlow is a fictional brand and product. The presenter, voice, B-roll and music are AI-generated, and the lines are scripted, not a real customer’s words. Cut, captions, on-screen hooks and mix by Leo Reed.
How a piece gets made
- 01
Source
You send photos, renders or a script. If there is nothing to start from, I build the still frames first.
- 02
Motion
Slow, simple camera moves the model can hold steady. Orbits and fast moves are where shapes start to drift, so I leave them out.
- 03
Check
Each clip is compared with the frame it started from. If the product, the building or the face has changed, the shot is redone or cut.
- 04
Finish
Edit, captions, music and sound, exported in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.
Models I useKlingLTXFluxNano BananaInfiniteTalk
Model and platform names belong to their owners. No affiliation. For product UI animated in code, see product.leoreed.com.



