About Ishvideo

We build the director.You keep the final cut.

A good film takes a crew: someone to research, someone to write, someone to find the pictures, direct the shots, record the voice and check the cut. Ishvideo gives one person with a story that crew, and leaves every decision that matters with them.

01Why it exists

Stories worth watching deserve more than a prompt.

Tools that turn a sentence into a clip are quick, and they decide everything for you: what to show, how long to hold it, which words to put on screen. The result rarely says what you meant.

Ishvideo works the other way round. The story comes first, as a script you approve. Then a director plans every scene and shot, specialists find the pictures and check the cut, and each step stops where your judgement is needed.

The machine does the exact, repeatable work. You make the calls.

02What we believe

Six rules the product keeps.

  • 01

    You decide

    Three checkpoints are yours alone: the plan, the narration and the final. Nothing moves past them without your yes.

  • 02

    Nothing paid without a yes

    Narration is quoted by its character count before a word is recorded, and every cost is shown as it happens.

  • 03

    Every picture has a reason

    Each shot's picture is scored against its brief, and keeps where it came from and the licence it was used under.

  • 04

    Sources stay with the story

    Ideas and drafts become sourced scripts, checked by a story critic before you approve them.

  • 05

    Checked before you watch

    A critic reads every preview and a visual check looks at its frames. You see what they found, and what was fixed.

  • 06

    Your words stay yours

    A finished script is kept as you wrote it. Every change after that is a revision you can see and undo.

By design

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canvases: 16:9 and 9:16
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