Clip FoundryDemo gallery
Real Shorts generated by the pipeline. Click one to see the exact config we used.
The river of ten thousand lanterns
Anime showcase with full-scene motion — every one of the 9 scenes is animated (drifting lanterns, rain, rippling water), cut every ~3.5s with the same painted look throughout. Voice: George.
The last lighthouse keeper
Cinematic-tier showcase of subject consistency — the same keeper in a yellow raincoat appears in every scene, conditioned on the first frame. Voice: Adam.
Tokyo after midnight
Lofi city portrait cut from real night footage — neon Shibuya, sleeping trains, rain-slicked crossings — with beat-synced captions and mastered narration. Voice: Alice.
Why you dream
Whiteboard explainer with a recurring hand-drawn brain motif, animated icons and word-perfect karaoke captions. Voice: Laura.
Iceland: born of fire
Epic-style geology short — lava deserts, glaciers grinding against volcanoes and the 2021 eruption, graded like a movie trailer. Voice: George.
The fish that hunts with a glowing skull
Mystery-style deep-sea short — one anglerfish rendered identically across every scene, its lure the only light in frame. Voice: Will.
Zero to sixty on muscle alone
Documentary-style anatomy of a cheetah sprint — spine, claws and tail rendered as a consistent subject across scenes. Voice: Brian.
Why the ocean glows in the dark
A cinematic short on bioluminescence — real ocean footage blended with AI-generated deep-sea scenes, word-perfect captions and mastered narration. Voice: George.
What the northern lights really are
An epic-style short on the aurora — cinematic Arctic footage and AI skyscapes, kinetic captions, mastered narration. Voice: Brian.
The night the war stopped
Flagship 16:9 cinematic short — the 1914 Christmas Truce. Rendered at the cinematic quality tier (multi-candidate visuals, mastered audio). Voice: George.
The octopus brain
Real stock b-roll on every scene + kinetic info-graphics (3 hearts, 9 brains, 66%) and a per-word caption pop — the full faceless-creator dynamism stack. Voice: George.
Honey never spoils
English-language cinematic fact. Voice: Brian.
Why shrimp have blue blood
Animated curiosity short — the strange biology of shrimp, 13 scenes. Voice: Brian.
Whales share culture
Lofi ambient short — whale song culture, 6 scenes. Voice: Alice, slow.
The 1518 dancing plague
Mystery style — an unsolved historical horror, 8 scenes. Voice: Will.
The tallest volcano in the solar system
Epic style — grand scale, dramatic light. Voice: George.
How bees see the world
Documentary style — the hidden UV world bees see, 6 scenes. Voice: Brian.
The magic of compound interest
Whiteboard style — clean explainer with dark captions. Voice: Chris.
The life of a single leaf
Watercolor style — soft, painterly, gentle. Voice: Lily.
Lonesome George, the last of his kind
Sad style — somber, emotional, cool tones. Voice: Sarah.
The day the dinosaurs died
Flagship cinematic short — the Chicxulub impact, 8 scenes. Voice: George.