Everything you need to know

AI lipsync uses deep learning to re-animate a speaker's mouth movements to match new audio in a different language. We track facial landmarks, generate phoneme-aligned lip movements, and composite them back into the original footage frame-by-frame, preserving the actor's identity, expression and head motion. The result is photorealistic multilingual versions of TV commercials that look naturally filmed in each language.

Lip-sync itself is language-agnostic, if you can supply or generate the audio, we can re-animate the performance to match it in virtually any language or dialect. For voice-cloned, speech-to-speech dubbing, where the talent's own voice is carried into a new language, we deliver across 40+ languages:

South Asia: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese, Urdu, Nepali
East & Southeast Asia: Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Malay, Filipino, Vietnamese, Thai
Europe: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bulgarian, Romanian, Greek, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Russian
Middle East & Africa: Arabic, Turkish, Hebrew, Swahili

Indian languages are our deepest specialty. Every version is checked by native speakers and passed through broadcast-standards review before delivery.

Yes. We train a model of the original performer's voice and use speech-to-speech translation so the talent appears to speak each language in their own voice, not a generic dub. A regional voice actor drives the dialect, timing and emotional delivery, and that performance is re-voiced in the star's cloned voice, then lip-synced. It feels seamless because the identity, prosody and on-screen lip movement all match. We only do this with the rights-holder's consent.

Our pipeline is built for real shoot conditions, not just clean head-on talking heads. It handles occlusions (hands, products or objects crossing the face), profile and oblique angles, multiple faces in frame, multiple camera angles, low light, fast camera movement and rapid dialogue, while preserving each performer's expressions. We work up to 4K/ProRes and finish every cut to broadcast standards.

We orchestrate a stack of best-in-class generative models, diffusion-based image generation, video synthesis for motion, and neural voice cloning and text-to-speech, alongside a professional compositing and grading finish. The craft is in the orchestration: knowing which model to use where, fine-tuning on brand-specific assets, and finishing to broadcast spec. We keep our specific toolchain and vendors confidential, and tailor it to each project rather than locking clients to any one platform.

A standard multilingual lipsync campaign (one source ad → 8-12 language versions) typically takes 5-7 business days from receiving the final source edit. Full AI ad film production from concept to broadcast-ready output takes 2-4 weeks depending on complexity, revisions, and the number of deliverables.

Yes. Our software division builds modern web applications using React, Next.js, and Node.js. We've delivered e-commerce platforms, SaaS dashboards, content management systems, and custom internal tools. All projects include responsive design, API integrations, and deployment on AWS with CI/CD pipelines.

Absolutely. We operate GPU-accelerated rendering infrastructure on AWS (p4d/g5 instances) with auto-scaling capabilities. Our pipeline can process hundreds of video segments in parallel, and we use Docker + Kubernetes for orchestration. For burst workloads (e.g., processing a 12-language campaign simultaneously), we spin up dedicated GPU clusters.

Reach out via our contact form or email us at [email protected]. We'll schedule a discovery call to understand your project, whether it's a multilingual ad campaign, an AI film, or a web application. From there, we provide a detailed proposal with scope, timeline, and pricing within 48 hours.