AI Video & Avatar Production Services

What is an AI avatar video?

An AI avatar video is a video with a digital presenter who speaks from a script. The face and voice are generated or processed with AI, so one script can become a video in several languages, and changing the content only means editing the script and regenerating the video, with no reshoot.

The avatar can be a stock presenter already available on an avatar platform, or an avatar of a real person, such as a company spokesperson, built from recordings of them and only with their written consent.

When AI video fits, and when it does not

AI video fits clear, repeatable information: training material, employee onboarding, product explainers, policy updates and ad variations. For stories that rely on emotion, customer testimonials or showing real facilities, filming is still the better choice.

• Good fit: training and e-learning modules, onboarding, product FAQs, internal announcements and multilingual versions of one message.
• Poor fit: testimonials, safety inductions that must show real site conditions, company profiles built around people and facilities, and ads that depend on acting.

For those, see our video shooting services. If the message is easier to explain with graphics than with a presenter, explainer and product animation is usually the better fit.

Formats and specifications

AI avatar videos are usually made in sections of 30 seconds to 5 minutes, in 16:9 for presentations and learning platforms, or 9:16 and 1:1 for social media. Indonesian and English are the most common, and other languages can be added from a checked translation of the script.

• A separate file for each ratio and each language.
• Captions burned into the video, or a separate subtitle file.
• The presenter on a plain background, a branded background, or beside slides and graphics.

Consent, ethics and AI labels

An avatar of a real person's face or voice should only be made with that person's written consent, including limits on how it is used. Viewers should also know the presenter is AI-generated, and platforms such as YouTube and TikTok ask creators to label realistic content made or altered with AI.

We recommend mentioning the use of AI in the description or on screen, not using avatars to imitate public figures, and keeping the written consent with the project files.

Production process

In AI video the script decides the result, so production starts with the script. Once it is approved, the avatar and voice are chosen, the video is generated, then finished with graphics and captions before you review it.

1. Brief and script: goal, audience, key points and languages.
2. Avatar and voice: a stock presenter, or an avatar of your spokesperson with written consent.
3. Video generation: presenter, slides, graphics and on-screen text.
4. Refinement: pronunciation of terms and brand names, pauses, music and captions.
5. Revisions and final files: in the ratios and for the platforms you need.

AI video prices

Prices start from Rp3,000,000 per video. The final cost depends on length, the number of languages, a stock avatar or a custom avatar of your spokesperson, the amount of supporting graphics, and the number of versions.

To translate a video you already have, see our AI dubbing and subtitle localisation service. Prices for every video type are on our video production services page.

Frequently asked questions

Can an AI video be updated without a reshoot?

Yes. To change a price, feature or policy, the script is edited and the changed sections are regenerated. The cost of an update depends on how much changes.

Can the avatar use our director's face?

Yes, if they give written consent and agree to be recorded as source material for the avatar. Without that consent, use a stock presenter.

Can an AI voice pronounce technical terms correctly?

Usually, but technical terms, abbreviations and brand names need to be checked one by one. Their pronunciation is adjusted in the script until it is right.

Is AI video cheaper than filming?

For informative material that needs many versions or frequent updates, usually yes. For videos that rely on emotion and real locations, filming usually gives a more convincing result.