A music video that looks like a million-shekel budget — without the million

An AI music video is a full production for a track using generative video models (Sora 2, Seedance 2.0, Kling 2) with no locations, no actors, no camera gear. You bring the track, I bring the visual direction. Instead of spending tens of thousands on a shoot day with a full crew, you get a music video with narrative, aesthetic, and an edit synced to the rhythm at a budget any working artist can find.

The process starts with listening to the track and developing a concept. I produce the piece and decide the visual story: associative and emotional, linear and narrative, or a sequence of images that evolves with the song. After the visual treatment is signed off, I build scenes across the right models — Sora 2 for cinematic sequences, Kling 2 for dramatic motion, Luma for spatial depth. Every scene serves the song, not the model.

Then I edit to the waveform: cuts on downbeats, layered density at peaks, breath in the quiet verses. Final delivery in 4K for the YouTube channel, vertical 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, and a 15-second teaser for Stories. Project files come with the delivery so future remixes or acoustic versions can be re-cut without starting from zero.