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Your brand kit steers every script and caption, so a hundred spots don’t drift into a hundred personalities.
One AI actor who holds your real product and says your hooks, in any scene and any language. No casting, no shipping samples, no reshoots.

From the bathroom mirror to a sunny street, the face and the product stay the same. Only the hook changes.


Every scene becomes a video of the same actor, with her voice reading your script.
Made in Orisu for this page. The actor is AI-generated, not a real person.
The whole spot is one workflow on the canvas. A new hook, product or language is a rerun, and only the changed steps run again.
Your brand kit steers every script and caption, so a hundred spots don’t drift into a hundred personalities.
New hook, same workflow. Testing ten angles costs ten reruns of the changed steps, not a production week.
Script, voice, actor and cut come out of one workflow on one subscription. When a better video model ships, swap the node and rerun.
The same actor and the same product, in the creator formats that run on paid social. Each one is a workflow you can rerun.
The actor talks through why she likes the product, straight to camera.
Your product comes out of the box and into her hands, shot like a phone video.
A quick frustration, then your product as the answer, in under fifteen seconds.
Your product placed in a morning routine, a commute or a workout.
A short tutorial showing how to use the product, step by step.
The same actor and product with a new opening line in each version.
The workflow is one part. These are the other parts teams use with it.
Brain →Brain keeps your claims and product facts, so every script your actor reads stays true to the product.
Feed →Run the same UGC workflow down your catalog: one hook set per product, reviewed in one place.
App Mode →Hand the workflow to the team as a form: pick the product and the hook, press Run, get the clip.
API and MCP →Trigger the same workflow from your own code, or from Claude and ChatGPT, and get the files back.
A spot that looks like a creator filmed it on a phone: direct to camera, casual pacing, captions on screen. Orisu makes them from a script-to-video workflow steered by your brand kit, so the casual look doesn't cost you your voice.
No. The actor is AI. You save the face once as an element and reuse it in every scene, so your videos keep the same person. The product and the script are yours.
You give the workflow your real product photo and it puts that product in the actor's hands. Check every result in review before it goes anywhere.
Yes. Dub the finished video into another language, and add a lipsync step so her mouth matches the new voice. Change the language input and rerun.
Yes. The actor's face is saved as a reusable element, so every new spot uses the same person.
Vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts by default. Add a resize step for feed and wide versions.
Yes, where a platform or your market requires it. TikTok and Meta both have labels for AI-generated content, and being upfront protects your brand.
Yes. The hook is an input. Type a new one and rerun; only the steps after the change run again.
Paste your site for the brand kit, upload one product photo and make your first spot on the free plan.