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Business presentationConcept · illustrative figures2026
A new model for video production
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FRAME.

From idea to video —
at the pace of your brand.

AI × human direction

A studio that turns one brief into a cohesive video system for every platform.

Business model / September 2026Explore →
01 Context

Content is needed constantly.
Production runs in campaigns.

Brands need to create more formats, test ideas faster, and maintain a consistent visual language.

01 /

Different vendors —
different visual results.

02 /

One shoot —
limited versions.

03 /

A new idea —
another lengthy approval cycle.

The problem FRAME solves01
02 Approach

One brand.
Many stories. One voice.

The usual cycle
Project → delivery → pause

Every new request starts with another search for people, references, and visual direction.

The FRAME model
System → versions → release

We establish the visual language first, then create and adapt videos within it at speed.

A creative system for ongoing production02
03 Solution

One brief becomes
a visual system.

01 /

Define the task

Audience, message, channels, and success criteria.

creative brief
02 /

Build the world

Characters, style, key scenes, and brand guidelines.

visual bible
03 /

Produce

AI visuals, animation, editing, voice, and sound.

master video
04 /

Scale

Versions for platforms, languages, and new stories.

series of versions
AI speeds production · people guide the vision03
04 Product

Three formats.
One standard of quality.

01 / Entry

Pilot

Two videos and a visual direction to test an idea in practice.

from 120 000 ₽one-time
project
03 / Flagship

Campaign

A hero video, a series of adaptations, and a complete launch package.

from 520 000 ₽project
contract

Prices are illustrative estimates for this presentation, not a commercial offer.

04
05 Revenue model

A predictable base.
Room to grow.

Recurring sprints keep the team busy. Campaigns raise the average contract value. Adaptations add value to work already produced.

Target revenue mix in a model scenario, not actual results.

Content sprints55%
Campaigns30%
Adaptation and localization15%
A mix of recurring and project revenue05
06 Unit economics

One sprint.
Clear economics.

Illustrative forecast for one monthly contract. The figures below are concept assumptions.

260 k
Revenue, ₽
−
95 k
Direct costs, ₽
=
165 k
Gross profit, ₽
≈63% gross margin

Direct costs include specialists, generation, editing, and sound. Fixed costs and taxes are excluded.

07 Go to market

Prove the results first.
Then scale.

01

Portfolio

Short demonstrations of the approach for specific brand categories.

02

Outreach

Tailored proposals and agency partnerships.

03

Pilot

Defined scope, clear timelines, and measurable results.

04

Sprint

Recurring content production built on a proven style.

Key launch metricShare of pilots converted to recurring contracts
08 Workflow

Four weeks.
One complete cycle.

Week / 01

Strategy

Topics, scripts, and priorities for the month.

Week / 02

Visuals

Key frames, style tests, and approval.

Week / 03

Production

Generation, animation, editing, and sound.

Week / 04

Adaptation

Versions, publication, and insights for the next cycle.

Feedback informs the following month08
09 Launch plan

From early case studies
to a repeatable model.

Months 01—03

Validate
demand

Build three industry demos, find the first clients, and deliver pilot projects.

Goal / 2 paid pilots
Months 04—06

Refine
the process

Establish brief templates, visual guidelines, and a production cycle.

Goal / 3 recurring clients
Months 07—12

Grow
capacity

Bring in partners, expand the team to meet demand, and develop localization.

Goal / sustained repeat demand

Milestones and metrics reflect a planned scenario, not achieved results.

09
FRAME / an idea ready to launch

A great idea
shouldn't
wait.

FRAME brings creative direction, technology, and a clear business model together for continuous video production.

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