Brand film is a DFIRST skill that makes a short film for your brand from a brief and your real product. Firsty, the DFIRST agent, finds your product photos and brand look, plans the shots, voiceover, captions and music for your approval, then makes and edits the film and watches it end to end before handing over one mp4.
A short upbeat cut of the Tangerine can for the Instagram feed. 6 seconds, 4:5, picture only: we add a sound in the app.
One 6-second 4:5 mp4: a woman on the orange court opens the can, drinks and laughs. It is the real Tangerine can in every shot, and there is no voiceover, as asked.
A 7-second 16:9 teaser for our desert road trips: our car bursts out of a roadside billboard. No voiceover, no music.
One 7-second 16:9 mp4: the car from your photos breaks out of the billboard and races past the camera. It came with the shots used and a note on what a second pass would improve.
Plan a 15-second road film first: a woman drives our car across a desert bridge. English voiceover, captions, calm guitar.
The plan came first: six shots, one voiceover line, the captions and the music on one card. Once it was approved, and after a second yes for the paid step, each shot was made to match it.
“The desert looks different from behind the wheel. Book your road trip.”
Captions follow the voiceover word for word. Calm guitar from the first shot, rising under the last one.
Firsty follows the skill’s steps in order and stops where the choice is yours. Nothing paid starts without your yes.
Firsty finds your product photos, logo and brand look in DFIRST
Firsty plans the shots, voiceover, captions and music
You approve the plan before Firsty makes the film
Firsty makes the shots, the voiceover and the music
Asks before anything paid
Firsty edits it all into one film with captions
Firsty watches and listens to the whole film before handing it over
What Brand film needs from you and what it hands back.
When you ask for one of these on its own, Firsty runs it with this skill.
Create video Turn a thought into a moving image.
Image to video Give a still image a little life.
Storyboard to video Write one idea. See it drawn as a storyboard, then filmed.
Product commercial From a packshot to a moving campaign.
Social commerce video Give your product a moment in the feed.
Video script A hook, a story, a reason to watch.
About Brand film and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.
Describe the film in a sentence: what it is for, the mood, the length and where it will run. Firsty finds your product photos and brand look in DFIRST, shows you a plan of shots, voiceover, captions and music, and starts only after your yes. It asks again before any paid step, then edits everything into one film.
Yes. The film is built from your own product photos, product page or 3D model, never a lookalike. If DFIRST has no picture of the product yet, Firsty asks one question: a link to the product page or two to four photos. It does not start the film without them.
The skill is made for short films. Without a length in your brief you get 10 to 15 seconds; ask for 6 seconds for a feed cut-down, or name the length you need. The frame is yours to choose as well: 9:16 for Stories and Reels, 4:5 for the feed or 16:9 for a website or YouTube.
Every film comes with a note on what a second pass would improve, and you can ask Firsty for one. To put new music, effects or a voiceover under a finished film without touching the picture, use the Sound for a video skill.
No. The finished mp4 stays in your session for you to download, share with your team or post yourself; Firsty does not publish it to Instagram, TikTok or YouTube. If you want only a script to start with, the video script generator writes one without making a film.
Your request waits on this device until your access starts. DFIRST opens to people on the waitlist first.
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