Real people videos

In the Real people style, Craftkite’s video engine films photorealistic scenes: a customer unboxing your product, a chef at work, friends laughing in a café. The people in them are fictional and made for your video. They can speak a line with their own voice, or the scene gets a voice-over.

Make one

1. In the AI video flow, choose the style Real people, or just say so in your description.
2. Describe the scenes, for example “a young couple unpacks our coffee machine in a sunny kitchen; she says: finally, real espresso at home”.
3. Choose Plan. The storyboard shows each shot with its description, its length (4, 6 or 8 seconds) and whether someone in it speaks.
4. Check the quote and choose Approve and make.

Cast and speech

• Cast: to keep the same people from shot to shot, Craftkite first makes a reference image of each cast member. Each one is priced separately in the quote.
• Speech: a person in a shot can say the scene’s line with their own voice and lip movement, in the language of the video. A line has to fit the clip, about seven seconds; longer lines become a voice-over.
• Texts, your logo and the call to action stay sharp on top of the shots.

Change a shot

Ask in the chat, for example “change the second shot to a beach at sunset”, then choose Update video. Only that shot is filmed again and charged; the rest of the video stays as it is (see Talk to edit your video).

Rules

Real-people shots never show real, identifiable or famous people, and Craftkite’s video engine never films children. Every description is checked for safety first, and descriptions that break the rules are refused. If a shot cannot be made on our side, the scene is made another way and its credits are refunded.

What it costs

Generated footage is priced per second, and cast reference images each. Real people videos are a premium feature, like AI video clips. The current prices are in the credit table.