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Case Studies

With GenAI, production greenlights the big idea.

Hybrid production and VFX. Character animation. Impossible productions, and concepts the budget would never have allowed. Here is what each one took.

Case Study 01Scroll-Stopping AI Video

Hybrid production: real and generated footage, cut together. Can you tell which parts are real?

Traditional$20k. Studio, crew, VFX. 2–3 weeks.
AI-Native2 hours. Hybrid edit, no VFX house.

Problem

Traditional morph visuals needed a studio, athlete, lighting crew, VFX artist, animator, compositor, editor and colorist. They cost at least $20k and tie up the team for 2–3 weeks, mostly spent in post-production and animation.

Strategy

Stop treating real footage and generated footage as separate deliverables. Shoot a few seconds of the real scene, then cut it into generated material so the two read as one seamless piece.

Solution

First and last frame references to set the morph boundaries, one second clips cut in from the real footage, and the morphs between them generated with Kling through ComfyUI. Three seconds of the finished spot were shot on camera.

Fred fitness gym logo

AI-powered gym in Santa Monica that uses adaptive equipment and personalized data to optimize fitness training.

Case Study 02Character Animation for Snibbs

Two talking shoes, who are just built different. The kind of idea that dies at inception under traditional studio math.

Traditional$20k animation studio, 6 to 8 weeks.
AI-NativeFive business days, start to finish.

Problem

Snibbs wanted a fun way to tell their non-slip shoe story. They already had UGC, celebrity collabs, and founder content. They had never tried animation, because it traditionally comes with a hefty studio quote: $20k and six to eight weeks to find out whether a talking mascot sells shoes. That math kills the idea before anyone even gets to pitches it.

Strategy

Use GenAI video to tell the story. If a concept can be made in days for the cost of a starter engagement, the question changes from whether it is worth the budget to whether it works. Build the character, put it in front of the audience, and let the media spend give you the answer.

Solution

Delivered with Reimagen's Concept Curation package. This project used OpenArt and Kling, directed through storyboard and shot list. Talking shoes are outperforming the existing Facebook adset.

Snibbs logo

Lab-tested, slip-resistant work shoes engineered for 12+ hour shifts. Made for chefs, nurses, and servers.

Case Study 03The Impossible Photoshoots

You want to send the models, where? Eleven looks across impossible locations, from glaciers to lava fields.

Traditional$1M+. Multi-location. Logistics, crew, months in production and post.
AI-Native1 day, 1 computer. What you imagine, you can create.

Problem

A multi-location fashion campaign would take months to shoot, assuming the budget gets approved. It's spent on travel, permits, crew, styling, editing and post. May the odds be with you on perfect weather.

Strategy

Generate a world that can hold impossible environments you'd never be able to shoot. Lock the product, theme, and color story, then let AI handle the landscapes, lighting, and camera while you focus on narrative and styling.

Solution

Wardrobe reference photos, prompts, and AI pipelines. In roughly 3 hours you have an eleven look, multi-location campaign that would have required an international shoot with inevitable budget cuts and production compromises.

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