A finished video.
Planned shot by shot, scored and subtitled. Single take or multi-shot, York decides.
Redo one shot without losing the rest of the cut.Give York one line and get a visual story back for review—shots, sound, voice, and subtitles already assembled. Bring the idea, not a production plan.
BriefShow off the new drop in one striking look. About 45 seconds.
The look, morning light
The look, in motion
The founder, one line
Come see the drop
Scored, subtitled, and one face across every shot. Nothing ships until you approve it.
You can see the story before it exists. Then shots, pacing, sound, captions, and revisions turn one clear idea into a queue of unfinished work.
One line is enough. Or York starts from your brand and an opportunity it already found.
It decides a single clean take or a multi-shot story, writes the shots, and sets the length. You never touch the dials.
Each shot is generated in your look, scored, given a voiceover and subtitles, with one character kept the same throughout.
Approve the cut, or redo a single shot without redoing the rest. Nothing publishes on its own.
Choose the outcome, not the machinery: a complete video, one reusable image, or a fresh visual direction from a reference.
Planned shot by shot, scored and subtitled. Single take or multi-shot, York decides.
Redo one shot without losing the rest of the cut.One clean visual, sized for the post, on brand and ready to reuse.
Keep it in your library or release it after review.Paste a link. York fetches the real post and drafts something original.
The source is fetched first; your result never becomes a repost.Why video: a product launch needs a small story, not a rotating product shot. York gives the idea a beginning, middle, and end.
Planned shot by shotAn empty studio
The look lands
Cameras roll
A single clean take for a short moment, or a multi-shot cut for a story. York picks from the brief. Redo any one shot without redoing the rest.
Watch the complete piece, keep the shots that work, and redo the one that does not. Nothing leaves review until the result earns your name.
The brief becomes a coherent sequence with its visual and audio layers in place.
Approve what works or redo a single shot without touching the rest.
Scheduling and publishing happen only after the final asset has your approval.
The difference is not more effects. It is one clear idea carried through the look, the pacing, the voice, and the final edit.
What to know before handing York the brief.
It is built from your brand look and voice and assembled shot by shot, so it reads as yours, not as a generic AI clip. You review the whole cut before it goes anywhere.
York prepares creative for X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. The format and length follow the channel and the story in your brief.
Yes. York scores the cut, can add a voiceover, and puts subtitles on the spoken parts automatically.
Yes. You can regenerate any single shot on its own and leave the rest of the cut untouched.
No. It hands you the finished cut to review. Publishing and scheduling happen only after you approve.
York takes the production work from brief to review-ready asset: visual direction, shot planning, pacing, music, voiceover, subtitles, and platform sizing. You stay in the director's chair and approve the finished work.
Connect your accounts and give York the spark. It learns your look, builds the sequence, and brings the complete piece back for your review.