AI video production combines generated visuals, edited footage, motion graphics, licensed audio and professional voice work into finished videos delivered in days rather than weeks. At CarlosVideo18+ each video is a flat $94 to $250 with 7-day delivery and revisions included, so studios, agencies and brands can plan budgets before a single frame is made.
AI video production is a production pipeline, not a single button. The work starts with a written brief: what the video must achieve, who watches it, where it runs and what action the viewer should take next. From that brief a script is written and approved, and only then does generation begin. Generated shots are treated the same way a studio treats raw footage: they are logged, colour matched, trimmed, layered with motion graphics and mixed with sound.
The practical scope covers several recurring formats. Product explainers that show a feature set in sixty seconds. Launch films for a new release or update. Social cutdowns in vertical, square and landscape ratios built from one master edit. Paid ad variants where the same concept runs with different openings, calls to action and durations. Training and onboarding clips for internal teams. Event recaps, testimonial-style pieces built from written quotes, and animated data visuals for quarterly reporting.
What separates professional AI production from amateur output is consistency. A character, a product or a colour palette has to look identical from the first frame to the last. That is achieved with style references, locked palettes, careful shot selection and human review on every scene. Roughly a third of generated material is discarded during selection, and that filtering is a core part of the service rather than an optional extra.
Everything is delivered to your specification: master files for archive, platform-ready exports for each channel, captions burned in or supplied as separate files, and alt formats when a campaign needs the same message in three aspect ratios.
Day one is scoping. You send the goal, audience, tone, brand guidelines and any assets you already have: logos, product images, existing footage, brand fonts and a preferred voice or music direction. If the written brief is thin, we draft it and send it back for approval. Nothing is generated before you sign off on the script, because editing words later costs minutes while editing pictures costs hours.
Days two and three cover visual development. We agree on a look reference, produce a short style test so you can see the direction on real frames, and lock it. This step prevents the most common disappointment in AI projects, where the finished film does not resemble what the buyer imagined.
Days four and five are production and assembly. Shots are generated, selected and edited into a timeline. Graphics, lower thirds, transitions, sound design and voice are placed. A first cut is shared as a watermarked review link with timecoded comments.
Days six and seven handle revisions and finishing. Feedback is collected in one consolidated list, applied, and a second cut is issued. Approved revisions are part of the flat price. On sign-off you receive the master file, channel exports, captions and the project handover.
Throughout the project you have a single point of contact. There are no account managers relaying messages or multiple approval chains. For agencies, this means your client sees a clean deliverable and never the tooling behind it.
Pricing is deliberately simple. Every video is quoted as a flat fee between $94 and $250 based on length, number of distinct scenes, asset complexity and how much scripting or voice work is required. The number you are quoted is the number you pay. Revisions are included. Exports are included. Captions are included. There is no separate editing line item and no charge per platform version.
Delivery is 7 days from approved brief for a standard single-video project. Multi-video packages and campaign sets are scheduled in phases so that early assets can go live while later ones are still in production. Rush scheduling can be arranged at the point of quoting when a launch date is fixed.
The comparison below shows how this model differs from commissioning a conventional production.
| Factor | CarlosVideo18+ AI production | Traditional studio shoot |
|---|---|---|
| Cost structure | Flat fee of $94 to $250 per video | Quoted per project after discovery |
| Delivery time | 7 days from approved brief | Typically several weeks of scheduling |
| Revisions | Included in the flat price | Often billed as additional sessions |
| Crew and equipment | None required from your side | Crew, location, gear and permits |
| Format variants | Multiple aspect ratios from one edit | Additional shoot or re-edit cost |
| Scaling a campaign | Add scenes or variants without reshoot | New booking and new shoot date |
| Brand consistency | Locked style references across the set | Dependent on returning to the same crew |
AI production is strongest when the message matters more than the physical circumstances of the recording. Explainer content, feature walkthroughs, comparison pieces, social advertising, onboarding material and event content all perform well because they depend on clarity, pace and design rather than on capturing a specific real-world moment.
It is also the right choice when volume matters. A launch that needs one hero film, four ad openings, three durations and two aspect ratios becomes a straightforward editing task once the master concept exists. In a traditional model that is a dozen separate deliverables to negotiate; here it is a single project with defined outputs.
Honest limits are worth stating. If the concept requires a named real person, a specific physical location on a given day, or footage of an event as it happened, generation cannot substitute for a camera. In those cases we plan a hybrid: you supply the captured material and we handle scripting, editing, graphics, voice, colour and delivery under the same 7-day window and the same flat pricing.
Quality expectations should also be set correctly. AI output is excellent at stylised, designed and illustrative visuals, at motion graphics and at product-focused storytelling. It is not a substitute for documentary realism when the audience needs to verify that something physically occurred.
On final approval you own the finished video. The master file, platform exports, caption files and source project are handed over with full commercial usage rights for your brand. Music and voice elements are licensed for commercial use, and licence details are supplied with the delivery so your legal team can file them.
Revision policy is straightforward. Changes to script wording, pacing, on-screen text, voice selection, colour, music and graphics are covered. If feedback changes the approved concept itself, for example a different target audience or a new core message, we re-quote before restarting. This keeps projects moving instead of drifting through endless cycles.
Every project closes with a short summary: what was delivered, in which formats, with which assets, and what rights apply. That document is designed to be pasted straight into your campaign folder.
The fastest route is to send a brief, however rough, along with your deadline and target channels. We respond with a flat quote between $94 and $250, a delivery date inside the 7-day window, and any questions needed to remove ambiguity. If you prefer to see the standard scope and deliverables first, the pricing page lists them line by line, and the portfolio shows finished work across formats. For background on technique and workflow, the blog carries longer breakdowns of individual projects.
Once the quote is accepted, the script phase starts immediately. Most clients see a first cut within a week and finish with a delivered set of assets ready to publish.
CarlosVideo18+ prices every video as a flat fee between $94 and $250, depending on length, complexity and asset needs. Revisions, captions and platform exports are included in that number, so the quote you approve is the total you pay.
Standard delivery is 7 days from the moment the brief and assets are approved. Larger multi-scene projects are scheduled in phases, so partial cuts arrive earlier while the rest of the set is still being produced.
Yes. Revision rounds covering script wording, pacing, on-screen text, voice selection, colour and music are part of the flat price. If feedback changes the approved concept itself, we re-quote before any new work begins.
A short brief with the goal, audience, tone, brand assets, any existing footage or product images, and the channels the video will run on. If you only have an idea, we will write the script for you and send it for approval before anything is generated.
You do. On delivery and final approval the master file, channel exports and source project are handed over with full commercial usage rights for your brand, in every format and aspect ratio you requested.