Presenter videos, with your spokesperson or a digital twin
Alpha makes presenter videos with your workspace's brand spokesperson or a digital twin of a real person, and takes a delivered cut into another language. A digital twin renders only with that person's written release on file.
Formerly MetaMorph
The presets Alpha works from
Spokesperson
Your brand spokesperson, rendered as a presenter clip with transparency over Kinetiq motion.
16:9, or 16:9 and 9:16. 30, 60 or 90 seconds. Cast: the workspace's own spokesperson, disclosed on screen.
Founder twin
A digital twin of a real person. It renders only with a written release on file and the bind approval resolved.
16:9, or 16:9 and 9:16. 45, 90 or 120 seconds. Cast: the workspace's digital twin. A written release is required.
Localise
A delivered cut goes into another language: each speaking shot is translated with the lips matched, every other shot is kept, and where a Kinetiq template is bound, Kinetiq re-captions and re-supers it with the brand glossary.
9:16. 20 seconds, the same cut as the source. Cast: the source's presenter. Languages come from a presenter lane's language list, read live.
Click-to-talk teaser
A short teaser of the brand persona asking one question and inviting the viewer to ask theirs. The teaser renders; the live conversation is not yet available.
9:16, or 9:16 and 1:1. 10 or 15 seconds. Cast: the workspace's own spokesperson. The hook is planned to land inside 3 seconds.
How Alpha runs it
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Slate
Alpha turns the brief or studio prompt into a priced plan, or says what is missing: a product keyframe, consented footage, voice-over lines for a talking format, or a quote within the budget cap.
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Board
The storyboard sets out the shots, the layers and the credit quote before anything renders.
Waits for a personA person approves the storyboard, or the workspace lets Alpha approve her own.
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Cast
Every shot that puts a persona on screen is cast with one that may be used today, or the job waits and says why.
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Route
Each shot is given its lane: generated, presenter, or composed in Kinetiq.
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Render
Any generated and presenter shots render, within the job's caps.
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Cut
Each ratio is cut with the disclosure, supers and offer on screen. Where a Kinetiq template is bound, Kinetiq also lays the captions, the logo and the end card. Each rendition is signed with Content Credentials.
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Proof
PROOF checks the file spec, loudness, black or frozen frames, the product against its image, the disclosure layer and the Content Credentials, and writes one report.
Waits for a personA person reviews the proof before delivery.
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Reel
The video goes back to whoever asked for it, and its creator is told in their Alpha thread.
What Alpha needs from you
A spokesperson persona
A workspace admin creates your spokesperson under Personas.
A twin's written release
For a digital twin, the person's written release, kept on file with the date it runs to.
Copy or HOOK's brief
Voice-over lines, supers and the call to action. Alpha never writes them.
Voice
A persona's canonical voice, a recorded voice-over stem, or a voice lane.
Music
A licensed library cue, an original generated track, a track you own, or none.
Logo
Your workspace's logo, which Kinetiq places on a cut made from a bound template.
What is governed
Disclosure on every synthetic presenter
A persona with no disclosure line cannot be cast, and PROOF blocks a cut that puts a persona on screen without its disclosure layer.
Release and revoke
A digital twin renders only with a written release on file. Revoking it refuses new renders at once, stops open jobs casting it and flags every asset made with it.
Two people decide a twin
A persona is approved by someone other than the person who asked for it, and a real person's likeness is always two people's decision.
Content Credentials
Each rendition is signed with Content Credentials as it is cut; a cut whose signing failed is kept, and PROOF asks for a fix.
Spend caps
Jobs run within daily and per action caps, and spending past a cap is always a person's decision.
Questions about Alpha
What does a digital twin need?
A written release from the person, on file and in date, and the bind approval resolved. Without a release the twin cannot be cast, and the job waits and says why.
What happens if the person withdraws?
Revoking the persona stamps the release, and every new render refuses it at once. Open jobs casting it stop, and every asset made with it is flagged do not reuse.
Is the click-to-talk host live?
The teaser renders today. The live conversation on the landing page is not yet available.
Which languages can a cut go into?
Localise reads a presenter lane's language list live, so a language it stops offering stops being offered. Each speaking shot is translated, and every word on screen comes translated from the request.
Does it run without me?
It is autopilot with a check at the end: once assets, budget and the brief are in place, the preset carries each job from brief to proof by itself, and a person reviews the proof before delivery. A person approves each storyboard, or the workspace lets Alpha approve her own.
How much does Alpha cost?
Alpha works on the Content team. Nagent plans are Solo at $29.99 a month ($19.99 billed annually), Team at $299 a month ($199 billed annually) and Business at $1,499 a month ($999 billed annually). Enterprise is by quote. The pricing page shows which teams each plan includes.