AI Video Brief for Storyboards, Pricing, and ApprovalAI Video Brief for Storyboards, Pricing, and Approval
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Zobnin Studio — AI Video Brief
I make AI music videos and animated poem films, and I don't do discovery calls. Clients used to arrive with a vague idea and want to "jump on a quick call" — hours a week of talking before any work.
So I built a front door that does the call for me. A client picks a format and length, describes the feeling and mood, and in two minutes gets: • an AI-generated six-shot storyboard with timings and camera notes (locked camera — the motion lives inside the frame, the way I actually shoot) • a style summary with palette and references • a fixed price in USD and a delivery date • a PDF of the brief and a shareable link
One click on "Approve & reserve my slot" and the brief moves to Approved on my production board, a Kanban with live stats: briefs this week, approval rate, approved value. I get notified on every new brief and every approval.
The portfolio on the site is my real work: six of my own AI films autoplaying on the homepage.
Automation: zero calls, zero back-and-forth on scope and price, every lead captured and tracked from idea to delivery.
VIMAL's avatar
Very nice
Andrei's avatar
Thanks, Vimal! The best part is that it actually replaced my discovery calls. What are you building for the challenge?
Irkham's avatar
Fixed price plus a six-shot storyboard before anyone talks is a strong filter. It turns "a quick call" into a decision the client has already seen. The locked-camera rule matters here too: because the camera never moves, the board can be priced with confidence. For commercial...
Andrei's avatar
Great question, and you've found the edge of it. Right now everything maps to four fixed tiers, up to 2–3 minutes, so a longer piece or brand-supplied footage doesn't fit cleanly yet. The next step is a "Custom" format: no auto-price, the storyboard still gets generated, and the...
Irkham's avatar
A "Needs a quote" lane is a neat fix. The client still gets a storyboard, so the written quote starts from something they can already see. And fair on music and poem films; when the feeling is the brief, the board probably says more than a call would.
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