Sixteen pieces.Zero shoot days.
Four short films and twelve campaign clips, produced in-house to show what the pipeline actually does. A jet ski crosses from open water into a supermarket aisle. A vigilante works a rain-soaked city for two minutes straight. Watch it before you brief anything.
- Finished pieces
- 16
- Total runtime
- 9:27
- Short films
- 4
- Shoot days
- 0
What is an AI video showreel?
An AI video showreel is a collection of finished work that shows what a production pipeline can actually make. This one holds 16 pieces and 9:27 of footage: four short films running 7:41 in total, plus twelve campaign clips across live action, stylized 3D, anime and game cinematic. Every piece was produced in-house by Blackbyrds Digital to show technique. None of it is a past client campaign.
THE FILMS · 04 · 7:41
Minutes, not seconds.
Anyone can land one good eight-second shot. Holding a cast, a world and a grade together for four minutes is the harder problem, and it is the one these four are here to answer. Hover to preview, click to watch with sound.
GRIMWATCH
A masked vigilante works a rain-soaked city of spires and red beacons, moving between rooftop pursuit and a black-tie room where that same city is only a view through glass.
What it proves: Sustained tone across a two-minute runtime. One character design, one grade, one world, held from rooftop to ballroom without the look drifting between scenes.
The One That Looked
A woman wakes, follows something out of a lit room and down through corridors into a flooded alley, and comes back carrying a rifle.
What it proves: Tension built from blocking and light rather than gore. The same performer reads as the same person across nine separate setups, indoors and out, lit and unlit.
The Genesis Project
A city falls under machine attack. Streets burn, civilians run for cover, and a single soldier walks back into it.
What it proves: Crowd, fire, wreckage and scale carried through one continuous look, closing on a title card that could open a feature.
The White Hat
Winter on the frontier. A camp burns, a wound is dressed by candlelight, and a family holds together through the cold.
What it proves: The longest piece here at nearly four minutes. Period wardrobe, snow, firelight and quiet two-hander performance sustained the whole way through.
THE CLIPS · 12 · 1:46
Twelve campaign shots.
Filter by style, or watch the lot. Each clip lists what it was built for and the technique it demonstrates, because the useful question is never "does it look good", it is "can it do the thing my campaign needs".
Showing 12 of 12 clips
What is in the reel
Four styles, one pipeline.
| Style | Pieces | Runtime | What it proves |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live Action | 6 | 0:56 | Photoreal humans, real-world physics, product in hand |
| Stylized 3D | 3 | 0:22 | Character animation with a consistent face across cuts |
| Anime | 2 | 0:19 | Full 2D anime look, original characters |
| Game Cinematic | 1 | 0:09 | Live-action plate crossing into a game-engine world |
| Short films | 4 | 7:41 | One cast, one world and one grade held across minutes |
| Total | 16 | 9:27 | Seven of the twelve clips use a world transition |
How a shot gets made
You approve the look before it costs anything.
- 01
Brief and script
We write to the placement, not to a format. A 6-second pre-roll and a 4-minute film are different problems, and the script is where that gets decided.
- 02
Photoreal boards
You approve framing, mood and production value before a single shot is produced, while changing your mind still costs nothing but a conversation.
- 03
Shot production
Shots are generated against the approved boards, holding character, product and world consistent from cut to cut. That consistency is the hard part.
- 04
Human finishing
Edit, color and sound are human passes on every frame. This is the step that stops a sequence from reading as generated, and it is in every package.
Questions
What people ask before commissioning.
What is an AI video showreel?
An AI video showreel is a collection of finished work that shows what a production pipeline can actually make. This one holds 16 pieces and 9:27 of footage: four short films running 7:41 in total, plus twelve campaign clips across live action, stylized 3D, anime and game cinematic. Every piece was produced in-house by Blackbyrds Digital to show technique. None of it is a past client campaign.
How long does AI video production take?
Scripts, concepts and photoreal boards take 3 to 5 business days. A 30 to 60 second AI video campaign runs 2 to 3 weeks end to end, and a 2 to 3 minute corporate AVP runs 3 to 4 weeks. Every schedule includes a board approval gate before a single shot is produced, so the look is agreed while changing it is still free.
Can AI video hold a story across several minutes?
Yes. Four short films on this page run from 51 seconds to 3 minutes 50, and they hold one cast, one world and one grade the whole way through. The White Hat is the longest at nearly four minutes of period drama in snow and firelight. Sustaining a look across minutes is a different problem from nailing a single eight-second shot, and it is the one worth judging.
Can AI video keep the same character across multiple shots?
Yes, and it is the difference between a demo and a campaign. Five clips here hold one character across cuts, re-composites and complete changes of environment: Wardrobe Change, Shibuya Skater, Frames Within Frames, The Handoff and Night Drop. The four films carry the same problem across a far longer runtime.
How much does AI video production cost in the Philippines?
Blackbyrds Digital prices AI video in fixed packages: from ₱15,000 for AI copy and concept boards, from ₱35,000 for AI brand visuals, from ₱45,000 for a 30 to 60 second AI video campaign, and from ₱90,000 for a 2 to 3 minute corporate AVP. The full quote is fixed before work starts.
What is a world transition in a video ad?
A world transition moves a subject from one environment into a completely different one with no visible cut. A jet ski crosses from open water into a supermarket aisle. A rooftop fight falls into a pastel dreamscape. Seven of the twelve clips here use one. It is the beat a viewer replays, and the shot a location shoot cannot produce at a sane budget.
Is every frame AI-generated?
No. Shots are AI-generated, then finished by hand. Edit, color and sound are human passes on every piece, and that finishing is what stops a sequence from reading as generated. It is included in every package rather than billed as an extra.
What does this reel not prove?
These are studio pieces made to demonstrate technique. They are not campaigns produced for named clients, and they carry no brand product or messaging. Dialogue-heavy scenes and long unbroken performances are still harder than the eight to ten second shots in the clip grid, and we scope those differently.
Now put your brand in one.
Packages start at ₱15,000 for scripts and photoreal boards. You see the look before a shot is produced, and the quote is fixed before work starts.