Script and voiceover written first, locked before any visuals
Full storyboard: shot order, on-screen copy, timing, the exact frame where footage hands over to the interface
Two shots filmed in Porto on a Lumix S5 IIX, handheld, one continuous take
Light grade in DaVinci Resolve
Additional footage generated and matched to the colour values of the filmed shots
UI rebuilt in Figma from the live app
Animation in After Effects
Voiceover, sound design and final assembly in DaVinci Resolve
Where it runs
Cut and reframed for every social format: 16:9 master, 9:16 vertical, short cuts
Hero video on the product site
Paid placement on X and YouTube, where the opening footage stops the scroll before the interface appears
Style
Built on PRISM's own brand system โ colours, type and interface components taken from the live app rather than redrawn. Real stream footage runs inside the phone preview throughout, so the interface sits on top of an actual broadcast instead of a placeholder.
What it shows
Going live takes one tap. No desk, no OBS, no scene setup. Chat, donation alerts, subs and the camera flip all work mid-stream, with one thumb. The film makes the case that IRL streaming is for anyone with a phone, not only for people who already run a studio.