the context.
Contabilix has more than 50 employees, and its CEO, Jean Bitar, is the one who explains the technical topics clients need to understand. The company’s video content depended on his schedule.
the challenge.
Recording the traditional way was expensive in time. Each session required a production crew, lighting and a set built inside the office, which got in the way of people working. Jean had neither the free hours nor the camera training to repeat that every week.
what we did.
We took our setup to Contabilix once and turned that material into an avatar of Jean:
- Capture at the office: 400 photos of Jean, plus video and voice recordings, in one visit.
- Real scenes, enhanced with AI: we photographed several rooms of the office and improved the images. The videos take place in spaces the team and the clients recognize.
- Avatar and voice: with that material we trained AI models on Jean’s image and cloned his voice.
- Script approved together: for each video, we talk to the company and refine the script until it is approved. Only then is the video generated.
result.
Jean now approves a script and receives the finished video, with his image and his voice, without booking time or building a set. The office keeps working while the content goes out. The avatar and the voice are only used in scripts he has approved.
