Captions are part of the picture in this cut.
The Face of the Company — Full Cut
The two-and-a-half-minute cut of the studio’s own short film: the casting call runs longer, the CEO walks in, and the film follows her into the avatar studio.
The brief
The longer cut of The Face of the Company. A founder sits through a casting call — eleven creators, eleven smiles, not one face he will remember. The CEO arrives with investor papers to sign and a minute to spare, and makes the case the short cut ends on: people trust the one who signs. The second half is new. Her likeness is captured once in the studio, and she becomes a DJ, a dancer and a model on a runway without a shoot. It closes on its own thesis — real faces, infinite worlds, no shoot required. Judge whether the turn from comedy to capability holds as one story.
How it was made
Delivered at 1664×1248 (4:3), 24 fps, 2 minutes 26 seconds, with an audio track and captions burned into the frame.
Opens on the same shot as the 61-second cut, then runs on; the studio’s mark sits in the top-right corner throughout.
Tools
We hold the finished file, not the shot-by-shot production record. Rather than list a model or a tool we cannot evidence for this specific piece, we list nothing — ask and we will walk you through exactly how it was built.
What shipped
The delivery record, and only what we can evidence. “Not recorded” means the archive does not carry it — we are not going to estimate it for you.
- Format
- Finished video
- Delivery
- One finished export, not a project file
- Runtime
- 2m 26s
- Frame
- 4:3
- Hosting
- Served from a media host we control
- Made by
- Run AI, in-house
Every piece here is labelled Concept. That is not modesty — it is accuracy. Which of these were paid client engagements has not been confirmed in writing, and we will not label something client work on a guess.
Concept work is made by us to show the craft. It was not commissioned, and no brand or organisation shown in it endorsed or paid for it. What the labels mean
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