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One reel is four hours in a timeline. When client work lands, the editing slips, then the posting slips, then the channel goes silent for two weeks and the reach never recovers.
A freelance editor at $50-150 a reel doesn't pencil out for daily short-form, and a full-time hire is a salary you can't justify yet. So you stay stuck between 'too expensive' and 'no time.'
Captions, brand colours, pacing, and end cards drift when you're rushing batches by hand. The feed looks improvised instead of like a channel — and viewers can feel the difference.
The one-click tools skip word-level caption timing, real B-roll selection, voice EQ, and ducked music — so the output screams 'made by an app.' You can spot it in two seconds, and so can your audience.
Drop raw footage in Monday, get a batch out Friday. Whisper transcribes, the pipeline silence-cuts and scores hooks for stoppability, then captions, reframes to 9:16, lays B-roll, and end-cards every clip. You go from one-reel-a-week to a real cadence.
Caption font, highlight colour, music level, and end-card geometry are locked in one config file. Every reel in the batch matches — change the config once and the whole batch restyles in seconds.
Word-by-word pop captions, topic-relevant B-roll, a six-stage voice EQ chain, and music that ducks ~8dB under your voice instead of fighting it. This is the saddamh1 reel rebuilt step by step — that's why it doesn't look like a template.
Face-to-camera reels out-perform avatar reels by 2-4x on engagement and viewers can tell the difference. The pipeline polishes real footage shot on a phone or a DJI Pocket — no studio, no clone, no uncanny narrator (unless a faceless e-com channel actually needs one).
I watch your last 10 reels, listen to your voice, and pull your brand colours into a config file — caption style, BGM library, end-card layout. Then we lock the look on a single test clip you approve before anything scales. (Day 1-3)
The full pipeline gets wired and tested on your real footage: silence-cut, Whisper, 9:16 reframe with push-in, pop captions, B-roll cards, voice EQ, BGM duck, end card. First real batch runs with me on a screen-share to catch edge cases. (Day 4-10)
Pipeline runs in your environment (laptop or VPS) behind a one-command runner. You get a Loom walkthrough, a troubleshooting runbook, and a 14-day fix window — so you own the engine, not a dependency on me. (Day 11-14)
The same pipeline runs on the SkynetLabs reference reel — shot on a DJI Pocket 3 from a Pererenan rooftop, no mic, full sun — silence-cut, captioned, B-rolled, voice-EQ'd and end-carded in one pass. Built to turn a one-person creator's raw footage into a weekly cadence instead of a one-reel-a-week scramble.
8 reels from one script batch.
30-reel batch + automated pipeline.
30 reels/mo on autopilot.
Send a 60-second clip and I'll send back a finished reel built with this exact pipeline, so you judge the look before paying. Once you're in, scope is locked in writing within 48 hours and every shipped build carries a 14-day fix window for anything that breaks in your environment.
Send one 60-second clip. I'll send back a reel built with this exact pipeline so you can judge the look before you commit — then fixed scope in 48 hours.
Send a clip to testSame fixed-scope build, delivered remotely to any US state. Click your state for the local-vertical breakdown — agency rate benchmarks, dominant industries, state-specific compliance hooks and city-level intent we tune for.
California AI video work is dominated by LA's creator economy and Bay Area B2B SaaS marketing teams. LA brings the heavy production briefs — talking-head AI avatars for course creators, voice-clone narration for podcast networks, batch-rendered short-form for influencer agencies running 10+ accounts. Bay Area brings B2B explainer videos (HeyGen + ElevenLabs + Descript) for SaaS marketing decks, plus internal-comms video at scale. CCPA shapes the voice-clone and likeness-rights conversation — California's right-of-publicity statute is the strictest in the US and we require signed talent releases before any voice or face clone work, no exceptions. LA AI video budgets are the highest in our book — $3–6K typical for a batch project with custom AI avatar training. SF B2B budgets are lower per video but higher in volume. Average California AI video build: $3.5K fixed-scope, 10-day ship. The state where 'celebrity-rights compliance' adds real billable hours to every quote.
Texas AI video work splits creator-economy (Austin) from service-business and energy-sector (Houston, Dallas). Austin creators want HeyGen + ElevenLabs + Descript stacks for YouTube channels and faceless TikTok pages. Houston energy companies bring internal-training video at scale — pipeline-safety, OSHA-compliance, and field-ops onboarding rendered AI-narrated to standardize across crews. Dallas brings corporate-explainer work for mid-market services. Fort Worth and San Antonio bring more traditional SMB video (real-estate listing tours, restaurant promo). Texas right-of-publicity statute is lighter than California but we still require talent releases for face/voice clones. Average Texas AI video build: $2.6K fixed-scope, 9-day ship. The energy-sector batch work is the highest-margin work in our Texas book.
New York AI video work is mostly Manhattan agencies, media companies and finance-adjacent B2B. Manhattan brings two patterns: agency-of-record outsourcing (we ship 20-video batches monthly for two NY agencies under white-label), and direct-to-brand creative-for-paid-social. NY finance brings internal-comms video — investor updates, quarterly letter video-summaries, training material. Brooklyn fashion and DTC bring UGC-style AI video for paid social. NY's right-of-publicity statute and SAG-AFTRA enforcement around AI avatars are evolving fast — we require signed talent releases and we don't clone any voice/face that's been in a SAG-AFTRA scale production without explicit waiver. Average NY AI video build: $3.8K fixed-scope, 11-day ship — second-highest in our book after California.
Florida AI video work is real estate + hospitality + healthcare heavy. Miami luxury brokerages want batch-rendered listing-tour AI narration in English and Spanish (bilingual is non-negotiable for Miami). Orlando theme-park-adjacent ops bring promo-video work. Tampa Bay senior-care and assisted-living operators want patient-comm video at scale (HIPAA-eligible workflow). Jacksonville and Fort Lauderdale bring traditional SMB work. Florida Digital Bill of Rights and right-of-publicity statute shape the talent-release conversation. Snowbird seasonality drives Q4/Q1 spikes. Average Florida AI video build: $2.4K fixed-scope, 8-day ship. Florida is the state where Spanish-language AI video adds 30% to project scope reliably.
Illinois AI video work is Chicago-centered. Chicago brings B2B SaaS explainer video, insurance-services training video, legal-services intake-flow video and a thick layer of corporate-comms work. Naperville and Schaumburg suburban corporate parks bring mid-market industrial training video. Chicago's Loop fintech and insurtech ecosystem wants AI-narrated product walkthroughs at scale. BIPA is the wrinkle — any AI face-clone or voice-clone work needs explicit BIPA consent flows and we document the talent-release with extra rigor for IL projects. Average Illinois AI video build: $2.5K fixed-scope, 9-day ship. The state where compliance documentation alone runs about 4 billable hours per project.
Pennsylvania AI video work is Philly-heavy. Philly brings healthcare-services training video (HIPAA-eligible flow), education-adjacent explainer video, and a steady stream of mid-market services corporate-comms. Pittsburgh brings industrial-services training and B2B explainer. Erie and Allentown bring traditional SMB video (real-estate, restaurant, services). Pennsylvania right-of-publicity statute is moderate but we still require talent releases on every face/voice clone. PA's longer procurement cycle shapes the SOW timeline. Average PA AI video build: $2.3K fixed-scope, 9-day ship. Strong retention — 68% of PA AI video clients buy a second batch within 6 months.
Ohio AI video work is the most price-sensitive of priority states. Columbus brings insurance-services + healthcare training video. Cleveland brings industrial and medical-device sales-enablement video. Cincinnati CPG-DTC operators want UGC-style AI video for paid social. Dayton brings aerospace-adjacent training video where we usually move to higher-spec tooling. Ohio's $120/hr benchmark makes our $1.8–2.6K fixed-scope quote feel sharp. Ohio CAT and sales-tax reporting auto-handled. Average Ohio AI video build: $2.0K fixed-scope, 8-day ship — lightest in the priority set for this service.
Georgia AI video work has an unusual film-industry adjacency. Atlanta brings B2B explainer, dental DSO patient-comm video, aesthetic-chain treatment-overview video, and a steady stream of Trilith-adjacent work — vendor-onboarding video, set-orientation video, talent-roster intro reels. Atlanta fintech brings explainer-and-product-walkthrough work. Savannah hospitality brings promo video. Augusta and Athens bring traditional SMB. Georgia film tax credit reporting shapes the talent-release conversation for film-adjacent projects. Average Georgia AI video build: $2.2K fixed-scope, 8-day ship. The film-adjacent work is the most fun creative work in our book — we'll discount 10% for repeat Trilith-adjacent referrals.
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