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Create brand films, product launch videos, and business explainers in NewFace. Start with a brief and your brand assets, review the storyboard shot by shot, then generate, revise, and assemble the clips on a visual canvas.
Start with the sample brief, or add your own brand assets.
Your video, your brief
From brand films to product launches, NewFace gives marketing and creative teams a single workspace for planning, generating, and assembling corporate video.
Introduce what your company does, who it serves, and why it matters. Use approved brand imagery alongside generated scenes that help tell the story.
Show the problem your product solves, introduce the product, and give viewers a clear look at the feature you're launching. Use approved product images as references for the reveal and close-ups.
Break an offer or process into a short sequence. Use each scene to explain one idea, then review the sequence to make sure it makes sense to a first-time viewer.
Build a short introduction for a sales presentation, trade show screen, or campaign page. Plan the opening, framing, and call to action for where people will see it.
From brief to final cut
Four steps that take you from a written brief to a completed video, with review and refinement built into every stage.
Tell the Agent what the video needs to communicate, who will watch it, where it will appear, and how long it should run. Attach the product photos, brand images, or clips the project should draw from. If you already have an approved script, include it in the brief and ask the Agent to build the shot plan around it.
Turn the brief into an editable, shot-by-shot storyboard. Review what each shot shows, the framing, and the reference images. You can generate storyboard images to preview the sequence or pass the storyboard text and reference images to a video node. Use Ask mode when you want the Agent to pause at decisions such as which references or settings to use.
Build the scenes on the visual canvas. NewFace can generate video from text, reference images, start and end frames, or an existing video reference. If the product reveal needs a clearer angle, update the reference or prompt for that clip and rerun its node. The other shots are available for the cut.
Add the clips to the editing timeline, trim them, and put them in order. Download the merged video, download the source clips as a ZIP for further editing, or send the merged cut back to the canvas. If you need narration or background music, NewFace's Audio Generation tools can create those assets separately.
Try a real brief
Suppose your company is launching a compact label printer for fulfillment teams. The video has one job: show how the printer fits into an existing packing station.
Create a 30-second, 16:9 product launch video for our website. The audience is operations managers at small fulfillment teams. Open on a packing bench with loose labels, then reveal the printer beside a shipping box. Use the attached front and side product photos as references. Show the label slot in a close-up and end with "See the printer in action." Keep the product details faithful to the references and use only the claims in the approved brief.
Review the shot list before generation. If the label slot is hard to see in the first cut, revise that shot on the canvas. For a shorter sales preview, try opening with the product reveal and trim the setup in the timeline.
Work faster every time
Keep product photos, logos, and reusable clips in the Asset Library. Reference them with @ when you start your next project. That gives your team a shared starting point for a launch film, a product explainer, and later campaign videos. Review generated shots against the references before publishing, especially when packaging, logos, or product details need to match exactly.
Good to know
Corporate video production is the process of planning, creating, and editing video for a business. It includes formats such as company overviews, brand films, product launch videos, and sales explainers. NewFace supports this work with an AI Agent, editable storyboards, video generation, and a timeline for assembling clips.
Yes. Use NewFace to develop a storyboard before a shoot, create supplemental visuals, or prototype a shorter cut. If a video needs real employees, customer interviews, or footage of an actual facility, plan to capture those scenes on location and use the AI workflow for the parts that benefit from it.
Yes. Add your approved product photos, brand imagery, and video clips to the project as references. Keep frequently used assets in the Asset Library so you can bring them into future projects without uploading them again.
Yes. Set an aspect ratio when generating a clip and adjust the scene framing for the placement. For example, build a 16:9 version for a website and plan a separate 9:16 version around the shots that read clearly on a phone.
Your next corporate video starts here
Bring one business message and the brand assets that support it. Use NewFace to turn that brief into a storyboard and a first cut.
