Eden Studio · Short-form video from a brief
Write a brief. Download the finished video.
Give it a sentence — or answer four questions about your business — and it does the rest: finds the story, writes the script, narrates it, scores it, cuts the picture, burns in the captions. What comes back is a vertical video you download and post wherever you like.
8 house channels · 10 business briefs · about $6.12 a finished video
Three real Eden deliveries playing as silent loops.
The work
Everything between your brief and the finished cut.
A sixty-second video is six jobs, and five of them are the reason it never gets made. Eden Studio does all six, in order, without coming back to ask you anything.
- 01
Research
It goes and finds the story before it writes a line — what's actually worth saying about the subject, and what's true about it.
- 02
Script
A hook in the first seconds, then a spine that earns the rest of the watch. Written to be heard out loud, not read off a page.
- 03
Narration
The channel's own voice reads it end to end, the same voice every episode — which is most of what makes a channel sound like one.
- 04
Score
Music under the whole thing, picked to sit with the cut instead of fighting the narration for the front of the mix.
- 05
Picture
Every line gets something to look at: stock footage where stock fits, generated shots where it doesn't.
- 06
Captions
Burned into the picture and timed to the narration, because most of this gets watched with the sound off.
Type a topic and the studio takes it from there — or hand it a channel and let it pick the next story itself.
Make one- What you get
- A finished vertical MP4 with the captions burned in, usually back within 45–75 minutes. You download it — nothing is posted anywhere on your behalf.
- What it costs
- About $6.12 a video, priced before it runs. A payment method and credits on your balance come first — adding a card charges nothing on its own.
For your business
Ten business briefs. Zero of the footage staged.
No reshoots, no spokespeople, nothing staged — watch what the engine made for a law firm, a dentist, and a junk-removal company that hasn't seen its garage floor since 2009.
How it works for business
Four questions. Then a video whenever you want one.
Not a template — a channel. Answer four questions and the engine builds the persona, the look, and a season of story ideas. After that, ask it for a video whenever you need one, for about the price of a coffee run, and get back to running the business.
Answer four questions.
Who you are, how you sound, what you sell, where the lines are. Two minutes, no film crew.
Meet your channel.
A house persona, a voice, a look keyed to your palette — and a season of story ideas, all yours.
Ask for a video.
One sentence is enough — or let the channel pick its own next story. It researches, writes, narrates, renders, and delivers.
Download it.
A finished vertical file with the captions burned in. Where it goes next is entirely your call.
- You get the file
- Every video is delivered as a download. Eden never touches your social accounts — post it yourself, or hand it to whoever runs them.
- Accuracy
- It writes from the brief you gave it. It doesn't invent facts, prices, or promises about your business.
- What it costs
- A $25 load ≈ 4 videos — most businesses make one or two a week.
- The Sinclair GroupResidential real estate
- MainLine PlumbingPlumbing & drain
- Forge Strength CoStrength gym
- Honest WrenchAuto repair
- EvergreenLawn & landscape
- Foxglove Coffee CoCoffee & roastery
And behind them: 10 more business briefs and 12 creator-channel briefs, all run through the same four questions — Northwind Heating & Air to Wildfern Tattoo Studio, The Cold File to Rude Nature.
Built for business
Your business gets a channel of its own.
Rather talk it through first? Talk to us about your business →
Straight off the pipeline. No re-cuts, no polish pass.
Every video in the gallery is exactly what the engine delivered — researched, written, narrated, and assembled with no one in the room.
Watch them in the gallery →For creators
A channel of your own, from a prompt.
Name an obsession and the engine builds the channel around it — a persona, a voice, a look, a season of stories. Don't have a topic? Good. It reads the channel, scouts the story, writes the hook, checks the facts, and delivers the cut.
ScoutingThe night an army fell asleep at the walls…
- The Cold FileTrue crime cold cases
- Why ThoughEveryday science
- Small Money MovesPersonal finance
- Frame by FrameMovie & TV details
- Rude NatureAnimal facts
- Off the MapHidden-gem travel
- Press Start RewindRetro gaming
- Fifteen Minute FixKitchen hacks
- The Night ShiftSleep & dream science
- Ctrl Alt MysteryInternet mysteries
- The Quiet DisciplineStoic motivation
- Ways to GoWeird history
The house channels
8 channels. One engine.
Every channel is a house persona — a voice, a look, an editorial law. Pick one to produce on, customize it, or bring a brand and the engine writes one more just for you.
The channels
Pick your channel.
Every persona at a glance — who fronts the channel and the register it writes in. Open one in the studio and put it to work.
- 01Open it in the studio →
Biblical Stories
The Witnessreverent awe with dramatic weight; storyteller at a fire, never preachy
- 02Open it in the studio →
Cursed Ai
The Algorithman AI narrator that is far too confident and completely off the rails — deadpan-absurdist at its core, tipping into unhinged brainrot hype; states the most deranged nonsense as settled fact, never winks, never explains the joke; chaotic, meme-fluent, gleefully stupid ON PURPOSE, never mean
- 03Open it in the studio →
Extreme Earth
The Naturalistweathered documentary gravitas; a wise elder who has stood before nature's fury and lived to describe it — hushed awe tipping into dread, the science underneath every wonder, never sensational, never gleering at catastrophe
- 04Open it in the studio →
original short stories with a twist
The Last Narratorhushed intensity building to a gut-punch twist
- 05Open it in the studio →
History
The Time Correspondentgripping, conspiratorial, 'you won't believe this actually happened'
- 06Open it in the studio →
Solar System
Cosmic Tour Guideawe-driven, playful, high-energy; wonder first, textbook never
- 07Open it in the studio →
Unsolved Mysteries
The Archivistmeasured, hushed dread; a keeper of cold-case files who lays out what is known, plainly and without flinching, then holds the silence where the answer should be; grave curiosity over sensationalism, respect for the real people behind every case, and the discipline to let the unexplained stay unexplained
- 08Open it in the studio →
World Satire
The Correspondentdeadpan broadcast-news gravitas colliding with open disbelief; dry, sharp, ironic; treats absurd stories with the seriousness of a war report and serious institutions with the seriousness of a raccoon in a storm drain; never mean to ordinary people
Credits
Pay for output, not seats.
Load credits in plain dollars. Every production shows its price before it runs — about $6.12 a finished video — and unspent balance never expires.
≈ 1 finished video, metered to the cent.
≈ 4 finished videos, metered to the cent.
≈ 9 finished videos, metered to the cent.
Credits are the whole pricing model — subscriptions exist only as optional volume discounts for people making videos every week. Nothing to outgrow, nothing that locks you in: cancel anytime, credits never expire, and every production shows its exact price before it runs.
Your premiere
Your first video is one brief away.
You've seen what it made for a law firm and a taco truck. Load a balance, brief a channel — or build your brand's own — and download yours: finished, captioned, vertical, usually within 45–75 minutes.
or email us — pixellabsweb3@gmail.com