A good commercial is a handful of decisions made well: what the spot says, how the product looks, who says the line, and where the cut lands. Cnemai is an AI film studio built around those decisions. Your team plans the spot, locks the product and the talent, shoots takes on leading video models, voices it, cuts it and signs it off, all on one project.
Tony's Noodles, “The Long Way”: a 50-second commercial made in Cnemai. Sound on.
From the brief to a shot list
Paste the brief or the script and the studio proposes the scenes and shots, each with one action, its cast and its length. The script is the shot list: change a line and the shot changes, and every revision is kept.
The pack looks like the pack, every shot
The product, the talent and each location get a sheet of their own. Pick the hero version and every take draws from it, so the label, the colour and the face hold from the first shot to the pack shot.
Takes, priced before they render
Ask for a take in plain words, from the shot's page or from a Claude or ChatGPT chat. See the price first, try another model when one misses, and keep every take on the shot. A failed take is never charged.
A voice, foley, score and captions
Cast the narrator once and every read is the same voice. Lay the reads, the foley, the bed and the score on their own lanes, with captions timed to every line for the sound-off feed.
A client review round, on the record
Propose the cut, let everyone vote and leave notes, compare it against the live cut, and approve it. Every save is kept with who made it, so there's never a question about which version the client approved. Then export a 1080p master.
Proof: a 50-second spot
Tony's Noodles, “The Long Way” follows one bowl of beef noodle soup from the dough to the pack. It was directed from a Claude chat, voiced by a narrator in ten reads, mixed with nine sound effects and a kitchen bed, and cut through 7 saved versions to the approved one. The whole process, step by step, is in the AI commercial workflow.
What a spot costs
The studio is $99 a month for the whole team, with no per-seat pricing. Renders come from one wallet: video on the fast lane is 6¢ a second, a still is 3¢, and voice-over is 12¢ per 1,000 characters. A 30-second spot with 10 shots and three 6-second takes of each comes to about $12 of renders. Every price is on the pricing page.
Made for the team that makes the spot
One studio holds the producer, the director, the editor and the client. Everyone you invite is covered by the $99, nothing is public, and every member sees the same project. Studios and agencies doing client work will find the rest on Cnemai for agencies.