Here is more clarity: I’m looking for a very specific type of AI video developer. This is not explainer videos.This is not flashy animations.This is not “AI-looking” content. If your work feels generated, templated, or techy — this is not a fit. THE STYLE WE CREATE We create cinematic, narrative-driven AI videos that feel real, grounded, and human. Think:• Blue-collar realism• Natural lighting• Real environments (homes, trucks, job sites) • Subtle camera movement • Emotion and story over features These videos should feel like a brand film or Netflix-style commercial, not an ad and not a demo. If I paused a frame of the video, someone should assume it was shot with a real camera. HOW THE STORY IS TOLD There is no talking head and no traditional explanation. The story is told through human moments, such as: • A technician walking back to a truck • A homeowner interaction • Checking a phone after finishing a job • A quiet moment of pride or completion AI elements are minimal and contextual, for example: • A 5-star review appearing naturally on a phone screen • Simple text overlays that enhance the scene • Clean, restrained motion — never distracting The AI should support the story, not be the story. WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR You must be able to: • Create cinematic AI videos that do not look AI-generated • Think like a filmmaker, not a prompt engineer • Understand pacing, framing, mood, and emotional beats • Build narrative sequences from simple human actions • Use AI overlays sparingly and tastefully • Match blue-collar realism and trust-based branding This is reputation marketing, not feature marketing. NON-NEGOTIABLES (DO NOT APPLY IF YOU DO THESE) • Stock-looking AI people • Over-animated text • Explainer-style visuals • Futuristic dashboards or UI overlays • SaaS demo vibes • Social media gimmicks • Anything that screams “AI video” HOW TO APPLY When you apply, include: 1. Comment here and DM personally - Examples of work that match this exact style 2. A short explanation of how you would recreate this type of video 3. The tools or workflows you would use (only if relevant — no buzzwords)

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