Most founders announce their app with a screenshot and a caption. This template gives you something different — a cinematic narrative that shows exactly who your app is for, the moment it changes everything for them.

The story follows a character in a real-life crisis moment. He's on a bus. A message arrives from someone he cares about — a problem he can't solve. Then he looks up and sees your app on a billboard. He scans the QR code. The app opens. The problem is solved. His whole mood shifts. And then your brand closes the film.

It's a 45-second story that any founder, indie maker, or product marketer can generate in minutes — no film crew, no motion designer, no voiceover artist, no music license. Just your app details and two screenshots.

What the pipeline does:

1. Mocks your app screenshots into iPhone 15 Pro frames automatically 2. Generates a billboard featuring your app in a real urban environment 3. Produces 6 cinematic scenes with consistent character and lighting throughout 4. Writes and voices a full narrative voiceover across the entire video 5. Composes a background music track that builds from tension to warm resolution 6. Layers in sound effects — city ambience, bus doors, notification ping, QR scan click, resolution chime 7. Stitches everything into a single 16:9 video, audio mixed and ready to post

What you bring:

1. App name 2. Tagline 3. Three app screenshots 4. App icon 5. Brand hex color Project Template: https://elevenlabs.io/app/templates/YSM4zc0jh2WYWC0UJ4Kf

looove this. solid work!

I've been reflecting on the phrase " world building" around branding. I want to take people a journey through storytelling through my content- words, stylistic and visual choices made. Paired that with strategy and intentionality, we've got ourselves a winning combo. https://www.instagram.com/p/DYk6kSNuaKM/

'World building' is such a sharp frame for branding — the brands that stick aren't just visually consistent, they're consistent in worldview. When the words, visuals, and strategy all point the same way, people don't just notice the brand, they want to live in it.