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Fictional-brand concept · Product adA 23-second creator-style ad for a fictional electrolyte drink. A reference for product-led social videos with a clear hook and on-screen captions.
Short brand films, product promos and cinematic teasers. Bring your idea to life with AI-assisted production, hands-on editing and direct creative collaboration.
Projects start at $150 · Scope and quote agreed before production
Three different directions: a product ad, an atmospheric brand film and an original short. These are creative examples, not client case studies.
A 23-second creator-style ad for a fictional electrolyte drink. A reference for product-led social videos with a clear hook and on-screen captions.
A 30-second gothic café film, built around rain, coffee and a moment of escape. A reference for giving a business its own visual atmosphere.
A knight, a ruined kingdom and a choice about power. A reference for character-led teasers, worldbuilding and a story told through images.
AI video production services for businesses, artists, authors and creators. Start with what you want to communicate and where the video will live.
Introduce a product, set the mood for a business or announce a launch. Short ads and brand films for your website and social channels, with formats agreed in your quote.
Give an audience a glimpse of your book, game or creative world. Build around a character, setting or scene, with a particular strength in horror and dark fantasy.
Create a visual mood for a track or a short promo for a release. Send your music and references; longer videos and multiple deliverables are scoped separately.
These are guides for scope. Length, visual complexity and the number of deliverables shape your final quote.
Timelines begin after creative direction is approved. The examples above show creative possibilities; they are not a promise that every style can be produced at the minimum price. You’ll receive a project-specific quote before work begins.
Tell me the purpose, audience, platform and deadline. Include a budget range if you have one.
We settle the visual approach, deliverables, price and schedule before production.
I build and edit the video, then refine it through the revision rounds in your scope.
Get the final video in the agreed formats, ready for your intended platforms.
Dreamer in the Gloom is an AI-assisted video studio based in the South Bay, serving Los Angeles and remote clients. Creative direction, imagery, pacing and sound come together around your project, with direct collaboration throughout.
Dark, atmospheric storytelling is a recurring part of the studio’s work. The portfolio also includes product ads and brand films. We’ll choose the visual approach that suits your audience.
For genre projects, explore horror video production or dark fantasy video production.
Yes. I’m based in the South Bay and work with Los Angeles businesses, artists and creators. Briefs, reviews and delivery happen online, so remote projects follow the same process.
Tell me what the video will promote, where you’ll use it, your approximate budget and your deadline. A rough idea is enough. References, a script, brand assets or a music track help if you already have them.
Starter projects typically take 3–5 business days from approval of the creative direction. Signature projects typically take 7–10 business days. Campaigns have a custom timeline. Share your deadline so I can confirm availability before you commit.
Yes. Vertical 9:16 and horizontal 16:9 versions are available. Starter includes a social-optimized export; Signature includes multiple formats. Your quote will specify the formats and versions included.
Starter includes one revision round, Signature includes two, and Premium includes three or more. The quote defines the revision scope, intended use and any music or asset licensing requirements before work begins. Additional changes are agreed separately.
Yes. Share your story or track and a few visual references. We’ll scope the length, style and deliverables together. A full-track music video or a more complex story needs its own quote; the starting prices do not cover every production.