Brand films and motion graphics
A short film that says what your company is for, in under a minute, and a website that plays it as the visitor scrolls.
We write the story, generate and composite the scenes, set the typography in motion and add sound, then cut the film for the web and for social. On your site it can play frame by frame as the page scrolls, with a poster and a plain fallback.
Made so far: the film on this site, a set of explainer films for a voice-agent product, and a campaign film for a leather-goods brand.
Short brand films and motion graphics: story and script, generated and composited scenes, typography in motion, sound, and delivery for the web and for social. Built to play as a scroll-driven chapter on your site, as the film on our Company page does.
Who it is for: Founders and owner-led brands that need to say what they do in under a minute: on a landing page, in a pitch, or on a social feed.
What it does,
as built.
Every line here is something already built and delivered, not a roadmap.
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Story and script: one idea, a beginning and an end, written before any frame is made.
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Generated and composited scenes: imagery made for the film with generative tools, then composited, graded and cut by hand. We say so; nothing is passed off as footage.
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Typography and motion: your wordmark and your words set in motion, with the timing done by hand.
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Sound: a soundtrack and sound design, licensed for where the film will play, and opt-in on the web.
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Scroll-driven web integration: the film exported as frames in three sizes and played on a canvas as the visitor scrolls, as on our Company page.
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Formats for web and social: an MP4 for sharing and embedding, frame sequences for the scroll version, and a poster still.
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A plain fallback: a poster, a "Watch the film" link and reduced-motion support, so the page works without the film.
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Structured data for the film (VideoObject), so search engines know it exists.
From first conversation
to running.
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Brief and story
A conversation about what the film is for and who will watch it. We come back with a one-page story and a rough timing.
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Script, styleframes and sound direction
The words, a handful of still frames that set the look, and a direction for the music. You approve these before production.
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Scenes, motion and cut
We generate and composite the scenes, animate the typography, add sound and cut the film. You review the cut and we revise it.
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Delivery and web integration
The final film in the agreed formats, with a poster, and, if it goes on your site, the scroll-driven chapter built and tested with a fallback.
Connected
where it counts.
Only what is wired in code today. Anything else is new work, scoped with you.
- Scroll-driven web player
- MP4 for social and decks
- VideoObject schema
- Generative scene tools
Where it
runs today.
Made so far: the film on this site, a set of explainer films for a voice-agent product, and a campaign film for a leather-goods brand.
The Ribhu Labs film
A thirty-nine-second film about the makers the studio is named for, playing as a scroll-driven chapter on our Company page: frames in three sizes on a canvas, eased scrubbing, opt-in sound, a poster for slow connections and reduced-motion settings, and VideoObject schema.
ribhulabs.aiExplainer films for a voice-agent product
A set of motion-graphics explainers for an AI phone-agent product, made for pitches and a product page: one on missed calls, one on voice in a supply chain, and one on the architecture behind it. Shown to prospects; not published here.
A campaign film for a leather-goods brand
A campaign film for a luxury leather-bag brand, generated and composited scene by scene, then exported as frame sequences so the brand's home page plays it as the visitor scrolls through leather, craft, collection and bag. The site awaits its launch.
Asked before
signing anything.
What decides how much work a film is?＋
Length, the style of the scenes, whether the script exists or we write it, a voice-over or none, the music licence, the number of revision rounds, and where the film will play: a website, a pitch, paid social and broadcast carry different usage rights. We settle each of these in the brief, so the quote is not a black box.
Is it AI-generated?＋
The scenes are generated with generative tools and then composited, graded and cut by hand; the story, script, typography, timing and sound are ours. We say this plainly and never present a generated scene as footage of your product or your people.
Do you shoot live action?＋
Not so far. Every film we have made is generated and composited scenes with typography and motion. If your story needs a camera crew, we will say so and help you brief one.
Can it play on my site as I scroll?＋
Yes. That is how the film on our Company page works: frames on a canvas driven by scroll position, with a poster, a "watch with sound" option and full support for reduced-motion settings. It needs a site that can carry it; we build that too.
Who owns the film and the music?＋
You own the film for the uses agreed in the brief. Music is licensed for those uses; a wider use, such as broadcast, needs a wider licence, which we tell you before it is chosen.
How many revisions are included?＋
That is set in the brief with the length and style. Revisions after an approved script cost more than revisions before it, so we get the script right first.
How long does it take?＋
It depends on the length, the style and how quickly the script is approved. The brief comes with a schedule and the review points marked on it.
How do AI assistants decide which businesses to recommend?
They search an index, open a few pages and quote what is clear, current and corroborated elsewhere. You cannot buy the slot, but you can be easy to find and safe to cite.
How do you brief an interactive 3D website so it stays fast and accessible?
Write the content for a plain page first, then brief 3D as an enhancement with a budget, fallback and reduced-motion path.