Write the brief
Describe the job in plain words — subject, offer, mood, format. No prompt engineering, no camera crew, no shoot day.
USE CASE — LOCAL BUSINESS
Cinematic property flythroughs and lifestyle scenes from a brief.
THE JOB
Listings with video get seen, and this tool generates the cinematic scenes that make a property feel aspirational: smooth camera glides through city skylines, golden-hour exteriors, and moody architectural frames. The demos on this page are real engine outputs of the cinematic movement style the format is built on — night-city flythroughs and dramatic camera pushes. Use generated scenes as the emotional opening and closing of a listing video, wrapped around your real property footage and photos, which stay the honest core of the listing. Brief the neighborhood mood, the time of day, and the camera move; regenerate per listing so every property gets its own opener.
HOW IT WORKS
Describe the job in plain words — subject, offer, mood, format. No prompt engineering, no camera crew, no shoot day.
Frontier models generate the shot from your brief. Change one line and regenerate — every run is priced in credits before you commit.
Export in the ratios your placements need — 16:9 for web and YouTube, 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, 1:1 for feed — and ship it.
The rate card
FAQ
Use your real footage and photos for the property itself — generated scenes work best as cinematic openers, transitions, and neighborhood mood shots.
Yes, when the property shots are real and the generated scenes set mood rather than represent the unit. Label anything illustrative.
Slow glides, push-ins, and rising reveals — name them in the brief and pace them gently.
Keep exploring
LAST LOOKS
A closing reel of real engine output — video and image, across formats and use cases. Every tile is a sample render.