AI corporate video maker
Make a short company video without a film crew: Story & Film turns your idea into a shot list, generates the scenes and joins them with voice-over, subtitles and music. The 10 prompts below cover office, production, logistics and city scenes.
10 ready-to-use prompts · Start with 20 welcome credits
A corporate video is a company's first impression on its website, at a trade show booth, in an investor deck and in job ads. Traditional production needs a script, a crew, location permits and editing; for small and mid-sized companies that is both expensive and slow.
With AI you generate most of the supporting footage from text: office, production, warehouse, city and lab scenes. A talking avatar for the executive message, plus dubbing and subtitle tools for other languages, sit in the same studio.
In Ryna Video Studio's Story & Film flow you write your idea; it drafts the shot list and lets you edit the scenes and approve them with storyboard frames. You assign an engine per scene, burn the voice-over text as subtitles, and join everything into one film with music and transitions.
Corporate video scene prompts
Each card is a scene for your film: prompt, engine, aspect ratio, duration and camera. “Open in studio” brings the scene in. Test single scenes here and build the whole film in Story & Film; don't present illustrative footage as your real team or facility.
Team meeting in the office
In a bright modern office, a small team discusses ideas in front of a whiteboard, one person points at the notes, the others smile and nod, natural window light, soft office ambience
Veo 3.1 Fast16:98 s720p≈56 creditsSlow push-inDocumentary natural light
Open in studioProduction line — wide shot
On a clean, bright production line, robotic arms place parts precisely, the camera slowly rises above the line, an orderly, modern industrial atmosphere
Wan 316:910 s720p≈60 creditsCrane up
Open in studioWorkflow in a logistics warehouse
In a large logistics warehouse, a forklift moves between the racks, workers scan boxes, the camera follows the forklift, a fast and orderly workflow, warehouse sounds
Seedance 2.516:910 s480p≈60 creditsSteadicam follow
Open in studioHandshake after a deal
In a glass-walled meeting room, two businesspeople shake hands and smile after a deal, a city view behind them, soft daylight, the camera slowly moves in
Kling 3 Pro16:95 s720p≈50 creditsDolly in
Open in studioOpening on a city skyline
Fits the welcome creditsGlass towers of a business district at blue hour, lights begin to come on in the windows, the drone slowly circles the buildings, a calm, confident opening
Seedance Fast16:98 s480p≈16 creditsDrone orbitMoody blue hour
Open in studioLab and R&D
In a bright white laboratory, the glass tubes in the foreground are sharp, then the focus shifts to a researcher looking into a microscope, a clean scientific atmosphere
Hailuo 316:98 s2K≈64 creditsRack focus
Open in studioCustomer service office
Fits the welcome creditsIn a bright customer service office, employees with headsets talk and smile at their screens, the camera slides right along the rows, a soft murmur of conversation
Veo 3.1 Lite16:96 s720p≈18 creditsTruck right
Open in studioSustainability — solar energy
A low flyover above a vast solar farm at sunrise, light glints on the panels, wind turbines turn in the distance, a clean-energy feel
Back sustainability claims with real data; don't present illustrative footage as the company's own facility.
Wan 316:98 s480p≈24 creditsLow-altitude fly-over
Open in studioTeam portrait
Employees of different ages stand side by side in a modern office and turn one by one to smile at the camera as it arcs in front of them, a warm, inclusive atmosphere
This creates illustrative employees; don't present them as your real team. Use your own footage for the real team.
Kling 3 Pro16:95 s720p≈50 creditsArc shot
Open in studioClosing shot — room for the logo
Orange sunset light reflecting off a building's glass facade, the camera slowly pulls back, a simple, calm composition with room for a closing card
Don't generate the logo in the video; add it to the closing shot with the brand stamp.
Seedance 2.516:96 s480p≈36 creditsDolly outCinematic 35 mm
Open in studio
Step by step with Story & Film
In Story & Film you write your idea in a sentence: “logistics company, reliability and speed, calm tone”. After you choose the format, length and aspect ratio, the flow writes a shot list split into scenes; drafting shot lists is free within a daily limit. You can edit each scene's title, summary and the shot prompt sent to the model, or have AI rewrite a scene.
Before shooting, you can generate a storyboard frame for each scene and approve the film frame by frame, which is cheaper than spending credits on a wrong shot. In the film settings you choose the project engine and, where needed, the engine for a single shot, burn the voice-over text as subtitles, and add music and a cut or dip-to-black transition. You can leave the page while the film renders; you'll be notified when it's ready. If you already have a script, Film from narration plans the scenes to the timing of your narration and joins the film with the voice-over.
What to make with AI and what to film for real
AI is strong for supporting footage: city openers, general office atmosphere, production lines, warehouses, labs and sustainability scenes. These scenes convey the company's sector and tone, but they don't show a specific person or facility.
Use your own footage for scenes where your real team, facility or product must look exactly right; even short phone clips are enough. Upload them and put them in the same film as the AI scenes with the clip merger, and improve their quality with the upscale tool.
Executive message, languages and brand
For the part where an executive speaks to camera, the talking avatar tool creates a lip-synced message video from their photo; it needs the executive's clear consent and purchased credits. For an English version of the film, add dubbing or translated subtitles.
Stamp your logo in a corner of the film with the brand stamp tool and use your brand color in subtitles. Send the finished film straight to Google Drive, your YouTube channel or your team's Slack channel.
Which engine for what
Per-second credits come from the catalog; the studio shows the exact amount before you generate.
| Engine | In this scenario | Credits / s | Duration | Audio | Welcome credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Veo 3.1 Fast | Realistic faces, light and ambient sound in office scenes with people. | 720p: 7 · 1080p: 7 · 4K: 18 | 4–8 s | Yes | Purchased credits |
| Wan 3 | Economical for wide supporting shots like production and sustainability; up to 30 seconds. | 480p: 3 · 720p: 6 · 1080p: 12 | 4–30 s | Yes | Available |
| Seedance 2.5 | Long tracking shots such as warehouses and logistics, plus cinematic closers. | 480p: 6 · 720p: 14 | 4–30 s | Yes | Purchased credits |
| Kling 3 Pro | Scenes that need human motion, such as handshakes and team portraits. | 720p: 10 | 3–15 s | Yes | Purchased credits |
| Seedance Fast | Cheap tests for scenes like a city opener; fits the welcome credits. | 480p: 2 · 720p: 5 | 4–15 s | Yes | Available |
| Hailuo 3 | 2K resolution for detailed wide shots such as labs and architecture. | 2K: 8 | 5–15 s | Yes | Purchased credits |
| Veo 3.1 Lite | The Veo look for interior scenes like customer service, on fewer credits. | 720p: 3 · 1080p: 5 | 4–8 s | Yes | Available |
Step by step
- 1
Sharpen the message
Write the film's one-sentence message: who you are, what you do and why people can trust you.
- 2
Draft the shot list
Enter your idea, length and aspect ratio in Story & Film; edit the scenes and have AI rewrite them if needed.
- 3
Approve with a storyboard
Generate storyboard frames for key scenes, approve them with your team and shoot the film from those frames.
- 4
Set engines and sound
Assign an economical engine to wide shots and Veo or Kling to scenes with people; choose voice-over, subtitles, music and transitions.
- 5
Finish and distribute
Add your real footage and the executive message, stamp your logo, then download the film or send it to Drive, YouTube and Slack.
Is it free?
New accounts get 20 welcome credits. They are valid for 90 days, videos made with them are watermarked, and they work only on the economy engines: Wan 3, Seedance Mini, Seedance Fast, Veo 3.1 Lite, Hailuo 3 Max. 2 of the prompts on this page fit within the welcome credits (the cheapest is ≈16 credits). For watermark-free videos and commercial use you buy a credit pack: no subscription, and purchased credits stay valid for 365 days.
Tips
- Build the film around one message.
- Get sign-off with storyboard frames before shooting.
- Don't present illustrative employees as your real team.
- Add your own footage for the real facility and product.
- Don't ask the video for your logo; add it with the brand stamp.
- Use dubbing or translated subtitles for the English version.
Illustrative footage and consent
Don't present AI-generated employees, customers or facilities as real; in investor and recruitment videos that can be misleading. Get written consent before using real employees' likeness and voice, and don't show other companies' logos and brands without permission.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I make a corporate video with AI?
- Enter your idea, length and aspect ratio in Story & Film; it drafts the shot list. Edit the scenes, approve them with storyboard frames, then start the film; voice-over, subtitles, music and transitions come together in one film.
- How much does a corporate video cost?
- It depends on the number of scenes, the length and the engines you choose; the film screen shows the estimated credits before you start. A 5-second scene is about 10–15 credits on economy engines and 30–70 on cinema-class ones; there's no subscription.
- Can I make a company video without a film crew?
- Most supporting footage can be generated with AI. For scenes showing your real team, facility and product, we recommend adding short clips of your own and joining everything in the same film.
- Can I add a voice-over and subtitles to the film?
- Yes. With Film from narration you paste your script; scenes are planned to the timing of the narration, and voice-over and subtitles are preselected for the film. You can also add subtitles to finished videos with the automatic captions tool.
- Can we include a part where our CEO speaks?
- The talking avatar tool creates a lip-synced message video from the executive's photo; it needs their clear consent and purchased credits. For the most natural result, upload the executive's own voice recording.
- How long does a film take to render?
- It depends on the number of scenes and the engines; scenes render in sequence. You can leave the page while the film renders and you'll be notified when it's ready.
- Can I make an English version?
- Yes. Re-voice the finished film in English with the dubbing tool or add translated subtitles. Dubbing has no lip sync, so subtitles look more natural on close-ups of people speaking.
- Can I use the film commercially?
- Yes. Videos made with purchased credits are watermark-free and cleared for commercial use. Real employees' likeness and other brands' logos need permission.
Related pages
Open Video Studio
Pick a prompt from the library or write your own idea. You can change the engine, duration and aspect ratio; the credit estimate updates instantly.
Open Video Studio