AI avatar video production means making videos where the person on camera is a digital presenter, a character with its own face, voice and delivery, instead of a spokesperson you had to book, light and reshoot. It exists for sales and marketing teams that need volume: the same piece in five languages, one version per customer segment, the promo video that changed yesterday. At mayalab we run the whole thing. We design the character, give it a voice, work the script with you and deliver every version your operation calls for. The pipeline is our own, and it was proven in the industry where producing video hurts most: hospitality, for an international hotel chain with resorts in the Caribbean, producing in five languages.
One thing before we go on: we don't sell AI. We sell videos that sell.
How we work
We start with the as-is. You tell us what you sell and what video you need: which pieces you produce today, what every reshoot costs you, who approves, where it gets published. That conversation sets the real scope, which is rarely the one you walked in with.
We design the character and the script. An avatar with a name, a face and a voice that sound like your brand, or one built from someone on your team with their written consent. You approve character and script before a single second of video exists. We don't copy your current material; we improve on it.
We produce and version. The master video and its variants: languages, campaigns, updates. Price changed? New version, nothing reshot. We scale as far as you need.
What's included
- Character design: face, voice, tone, wardrobe.
- The script, written with you or adapted from yours.
- Video production plus language versions (five in production today).
- Updates to pieces already delivered: the script changes, the character doesn't.
- The same character across every piece, so your audience learns to recognize it.
Why mayalab
Avatar demos are everywhere. What's scarce is a pipeline that already survived a demanding brand. Ours produces today for an international hotel chain with resorts in the Caribbean, in five languages, with characters the client approved face by face and voice by voice.
There's one more thing. Our characters don't live only in video: the same avatars hold real calls with customers. When a character has to hold up in a live conversation, the production bar rises on its own, and every video ships against that bar.
What it costs
It depends on scope: new character or existing one, how many pieces, how many languages, how often your message changes. We don't publish a rate card because we don't sell packages; we quote your case after a short conversation. And where the project fits, a pay-for-results model is available.
FAQ
How much does an AI avatar video cost?
There's no list price. A single video with an existing character costs very differently from a five-language campaign with a new one. We quote after a short call where we understand your case, and for projects that fit we offer a pay-for-results model.
How long does production take?
Less than coordinating a shoot, because there is no shoot: no studio, no spokesperson's calendar, no reshoots. The longest part is you approving the character and the script; from there, versions come out fast. The exact timeline depends on scope, and you get it before we start.
Will people notice it's an avatar?
Sometimes, and we don't hide it. Our standard is a video that feels natural and professional, not one that fools anyone: if your audience asks, the honest answer is part of the design. What matters is that the message lands, clearly and in the right language.
Can we use the face of someone on our team?
Yes, with that person's explicit written consent. We also design characters from scratch, which tends to be simpler and doesn't tie your videos to someone who might leave the company next year.
What languages can you produce in?
Five languages today, with the same character keeping its voice and identity in all of them. If yours isn't on the list, ask before ruling it out.
Does this replace our production agency or content team?
No. It replaces the shoot, not the judgment: your team still decides what to say and to whom, and we make it exist on video without coordinating studios or spokespeople. For cinematic work, the brand spot or the documentary, an agency is still the right call.
Let's talk about your case
Tell us what you want to sell, in which languages, and how often your message changes. There's a waitlist, and we reach out to you.
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