Social budgets limited creatives to static shots. Layering AI over basic 3D models now turns single frames into complex 1-minute videos.
A global advertising network operating in over 100 countries with more than $3 billion in annual revenue, serving major brands like Michelin and Woolite.
Limited budgets for social media campaigns forced creative teams to downgrade ambitious concepts, often reducing complex video ideas to simple static...
“The workflow is always the same for me: I create a 3D input for camera control, then use Runway for texturing and lighting. I can do a simple 3D model, without spending time on texturing or rendering, then use that base to achieve whatever look I want. It's incredibly powerful because you can change everything downstream.”
Global advertising, media, and marketing communications group for international brands.
Generative AI platform for professional video creation and world simulation.
Havas's Video production is part of this use case:
Related implementations across industries and use cases
No animator on staff meant freelancer fees before knowing if a concept would land. One person now runs a script in three styles at once.
Pitches meant static decks and locked footage. Teams now build video prototypes, iterating on digital twins without physical reshoots.
At $2,000 and 30 hours a shoot, Bryan's clients treated video as a luxury. Now he produces one in 15 minutes—and builds it into everything.
No animator on staff meant freelancer fees before knowing if a concept would land. One person now runs a script in three styles at once.
Pitches meant static decks and locked footage. Teams now build video prototypes, iterating on digital twins without physical reshoots.
The CPO sourced every candidate by hand, plus a full team. AI now builds targeted pipelines in 24 hours—she runs it solo.
Asset ledgers across three tools were unreachable by the AI helpdesk. One migration consolidated them — now employees self-serve through AI.
Campaign performance scattered across a dozen tools, stitched together by hand. MINE collapsed it into a single trusted conversation.
Some member headshots looked genuinely unusable. Runway transformed each into broadcast-ready stills—no cross-country studio shoot required.
Social budgets limited creatives to static shots. Layering AI over basic 3D models now turns single frames into complex 1-minute videos.
A global advertising network operating in over 100 countries with more than $3 billion in annual revenue, serving major brands like Michelin and Woolite.
Limited budgets for social media campaigns forced creative teams to downgrade ambitious concepts, often reducing complex video ideas to simple static...
“The workflow is always the same for me: I create a 3D input for camera control, then use Runway for texturing and lighting. I can do a simple 3D model, without spending time on texturing or rendering, then use that base to achieve whatever look I want. It's incredibly powerful because you can change everything downstream.”
Global advertising, media, and marketing communications group for international brands.
Generative AI platform for professional video creation and world simulation.
Havas's Video production is part of this use case:
Related implementations across industries and use cases
No animator on staff meant freelancer fees before knowing if a concept would land. One person now runs a script in three styles at once.
Pitches meant static decks and locked footage. Teams now build video prototypes, iterating on digital twins without physical reshoots.
At $2,000 and 30 hours a shoot, Bryan's clients treated video as a luxury. Now he produces one in 15 minutes—and builds it into everything.
No animator on staff meant freelancer fees before knowing if a concept would land. One person now runs a script in three styles at once.
Pitches meant static decks and locked footage. Teams now build video prototypes, iterating on digital twins without physical reshoots.
The CPO sourced every candidate by hand, plus a full team. AI now builds targeted pipelines in 24 hours—she runs it solo.
Asset ledgers across three tools were unreachable by the AI helpdesk. One migration consolidated them — now employees self-serve through AI.
Campaign performance scattered across a dozen tools, stitched together by hand. MINE collapsed it into a single trusted conversation.
Some member headshots looked genuinely unusable. Runway transformed each into broadcast-ready stills—no cross-country studio shoot required.