Productions you can make your own.

Ads, short films, music videos and animation made with Wavemaker, with their originals and editable sources.

• A little wonder

  Meet Milo. Even rainy days have their magic.

• Solstice

  A moment of movement, held in coral silk.

• Stillwater

  A quiet courtyard, shaped by afternoon light.

• Find your pause

  Pear, ginger and a little afternoon light.

• A different kind of Morrow

  Same direction. A new flavor.

• A pause in motion

  An eight-second beverage spot, from still to sound.

• A world in miniature

  A small train. An impossibly large garden.

• The long way home

  Blue water, a winding road and room to breathe.

• Tidal

  Twelve seconds to slow down.

• The Dawn Cast

  A single shot: a still becomes ten seconds of motion with its own synchronized sound.

• Salt & Brass

  A poster where every word is spelled exactly as written: art and typography in one image.

• The Stubborn Sprout

  A 12-second claymation short in three shots: a clay gardener tries everything to make a droopy seedling stand up, and it blooms the moment he gives up.

• Juno Ashby

  A character reference sheet: one canonical plate, the views a production needs, its location and storyboard.

• Last Skate at the Starlite

  A song-first music video: an original song, performed on camera by one consistent singer.

• Juniper and Rye

  A 30-second radio and streaming spot: script, designed voice and original music, mixed and mastered.

• Morning Kitchen

  A themed pack of six sound effects, each checked, trimmed and levelled to drop straight into an edit.

• Sip or Swig

  A vertical creator ad: an on-camera presenter, exact lines about a real product, captions and an end card.

• Resurrection, four ways

  One real product photo becomes a set of shoot-quality treatments: packshot, in hand, in use and label close-up.

• Resurrection, morning light

  A short product spot: the real product in motion, a label close-up and a clean end card.

• Use it on everything

  A matched set of display and social ads built from a real product photo: banners, a feed still and a short motion version.

• Last Skate, voice alone

  A song's vocal lifted cleanly out of the full mix, ready for remixes, captions or a new arrangement.

• Sip or Swig, in widescreen

  A vertical video widened to 16:9 by generating moving picture into the new space, not by cropping or stretching.

• Last Skate, on tape

  A finished music video given a worn videotape look (colour bleed, scanlines and grain) while its title and song stay exactly as they were.

• Lantern Night

  An 11-second cel-shaded anime scene with one original character in three shots: a sky lantern fades to an ember, then bursts into a starburst and a swirl of fireflies.

• The Missing Man

  A 14-second black-and-white film-noir short in three shots: an envelope slides under a detective's door, and the photograph inside shows his own face.

• One Degree at a Time

  A 20-second vertical ad where an on-camera presenter speaks three product facts, with a product shot, captions and an end card.

• Pressed in Clay

  A five-second animated brand intro that builds a studio's mark out of clay and lands on the exact logo with a sonic chime.

• The Stubborn Sprout, signed

  A studio's own logo added as a small, semi-transparent corner mark on a finished film, placed clear of the subject, with the clean master kept.

• Auraflos Perfume

  A photorealistic product photography style for small goods on a sweep backdrop, styled without text.

• Build Games Fast

  A high-energy thumbnail style using dramatic lighting, expressive subjects, and bold text to tease video content.

• Crimson Crane Ramen

  A close-up food shot driven by aroma and heat, leaving the frame completely clean for a separate copy layer.

• Harrow & Vale

  A fashion-magazine aesthetic shot on film with fine grain, muted colors, and no on-image text.

• SpendStash Expense Ad

  A direct-response poster layout prioritizing enormous typography and a single tiny object over a flat color field.

• SudsMate Dish Wand

  An in-context product shot showing an item in active, real-world use.

• SyncFreights

  A clean isometric 3D style with no perspective drift, built to explain software ecosystems.

• Tarn & Timber

  An outdoor lifestyle style defined by warm low sunlight, hard shadows, and contemplative moods.

• The Zinc Cafe

  A cinematic black-and-white style: candid handheld framing, natural light and a mid-century European art-film feel.

• Timberfolk Whales

  A matte gouache illustration style with opaque flat colors and a warm, storybook feel.

• Timberline Roast

  A two-ink relief print illustration with carved gouge marks on cream paper, for independent and craft brands.

• Velvet Briar

  A gothic storybook video style using a cold, desaturated palette with a single vivid accent color and slow, atmospheric motion.

• AuraSphere Hub

  A 3D exploded-view style that explains complex products or services with separated components and callout pads.

• ClarityHear Workshop

  Documentary-style photography for native ads, prioritizing candid framing and realistic lighting over staged commercial looks.

• Blue Hour 9060

  A purpose-built photograph with no ad copy: a real sneaker placed in an authored scene, faithful to its product photo.

• Straw or Spout?

  A classic two-line meme card around a real product, with letter-perfect outlined text over a full-bleed photo.

• 30 Days in the 9060

  A click-ready 16:9 video thumbnail: an expressive host with a real product and a short headline that reads even at tiny sizes.

• Sea-Glass Bottle

  A single clean product keyframe with generous margins, ready to crop into any ad format.

• Summer Waves Festival

  A type-first event poster with every word rendered legibly by the image model, finished at exact social dimensions.

• Forest Line Icons

  A matched six-icon set where every glyph shares one colour, stroke weight and corner style.

• Four Ways to Sell the 9060

  A concept battery: one product, four distinct ad concepts, each finished as a complete static ad.

• Ines at the Wheel

  A coherent photo set of one person across a dozen moments, sharing identity, wardrobe, place and light.

• Paper & Day on iMessage

  A native-format ad still: a three-message iMessage thread for a brand, composed with exact copy so it reads like the real thing in a feed.

• Paper & Day on WhatsApp

  A native-format ad still: a business chat in WhatsApp colours for a brand, composed with exact copy so it reads like the real thing in a feed.

• Paper & Day on X

  A native-format ad still: a social post with a link card for a brand, composed with exact copy so it reads like the real thing in a feed.

• Paper & Day in search

  A native-format ad still: a search result page for a brand, composed with exact copy so it reads like the real thing in a feed.

• Paper & Day review card

  A native-format ad still: a five-star review card for a brand, composed with exact copy so it reads like the real thing in a feed.

• Paper & Day handwritten note

  A native-format ad still: a taped handwritten note for a brand, composed with exact copy so it reads like the real thing in a feed.

• Paper & Day app home

  A native-format ad still: an app home screen in a phone frame for a brand, composed with exact copy so it reads like the real thing in a feed.

• Milo's Rainy Round

  A 15-second vertical story: a small delivery robot carries one parcel through the rain, narrated in three lines over plucked strings and marimba.

• A Little Light

  A 12.5-second vertical lyric video: an original two-line song with word-by-word karaoke captions over three calm, symbolic scenes.

• Wavemaker Glow Reveal

  A five-second logo reveal: the Wavemaker mark scales in with a soft glow and a tagline fades up.

• The Rain Route

  A 28-second two-act film: a little robot crosses a rainy city lane, goes through a stone archway and finds a sunlit courtyard, with titled acts and a score.

• Milo and the Still Water

  A 24-second film in seven shots: a small delivery robot sees still water for the first time, leans over its reflection, and comes back the next day.

• Morrow: A Brighter Pause

  An 18-second drink commercial made from one product photo: hero can, ingredients, a pour, three narrated lines and an end card.

• The Silver Desk

  A 14-second news-desk segment: one original host delivers three exact lines to camera from a studio desk.

• Porto Quay, One Take

  A 24-second single take with no cuts: a woman in a mustard coat walks along the Porto riverside quay toward the camera, the iron bridge behind her, and stops to sip her coffee.

• The Birches That Watch

  A 55-second scene from an AI-made dark-fantasy film: a knight and a blind oracle walk a birch wood where the village dead stand watching.

• Speckled Mug at Golden Hour

  A native 3840x2160 H3 shot: a slow push-in on a steaming stoneware mug on a boardwalk rail at sunset.

• One Minute on the Canal

  A single unbroken 60-second shot: a small red-sailed boat drifts down a willow-lined canal, under a high stone bridge and past a moored rowing boat.

• The Narrator Speaks

  A saved synthetic voice drives an H3 presenter: an original narrator speaks one new sentence on camera, then rests.

• A Softer Pace

  A 13-second vertical spot for an invented pear-and-ginger soda, scored with an original song that sings two authored lines.

• Orbit, Learned

  Twelve drawings of an original robot taught to an image model: the same prompts before and after training.

• Kettle, Two Ways

  One Qwen-Image still, then a revision that changes only the kettle's colour.

• Corvane, Two Markets

  One product photo laid out as an English master and French variants, with the product pixels left untouched.

• Vela Night Rail

  All eight IAB display sizes for one campaign, each at its exact pixel size.

• Mirror Check

  An eight-second mirror-selfie try-on: one line about the shoes, worn head to toe, then an end card.

• Rooftop Unstoppable

  A 15-second cel-shaded anime product ad: a neon city, a hero with a real bottle, a speed-line sprint and a hero pose.

• Clay Kitchen Classic

  A 15-second clay-workshop product ad: a plasticine maker, a real Dutch oven on the workbench and a narrated line.

• Late for Patrol

  A 15-second inked-comic product ad: a masked heroine, one line, a lace-up insert and a leap, all in halftone comic style.

• Out the Door

  An eight-second balcony selfie ad: one line about a real hand balm, held close to camera, then an end card.

• One Squeeze Commute

  An eight-second talking-head ad from the driver's seat: one line about a real hand balm, held up to camera, then an end card.

• Park Path

  An eight-second walking selfie ad in a park: one line about a real hand balm, then an end card.

• Two Steps to Softer Hands

  A 15-second vertical how-to ad: a creator introduces a real hand balm, two hands-only steps, a result close-up and an end card.

• Aethel & Hearth

  A cinematic, unposed lifestyle photograph of a premium product in a naturally lit, lived-in room.

• Crumb & Co. Gingerbites

  A stop-motion video: tangible physical props, practical miniature sets and deliberate frame-by-frame object animation.

• Grow Your Wealth

  A trust-building ad layout featuring an exact headline, a press bar of publication wordmarks, and a clear call to action.

• LumiDrip Serum

  A social media AMA card: an authentic-looking creator portrait with one question and one honest answer.

• Lumina Desert Retreat

  A curated visual direction collage of reference images, textures, and spaces.

• LuminaPaws Dog Bed

  A retail product module for one page: a hero shot, benefits and a brand strip in one layout.

• Master Your Budget

  A structured vertical ad layout combining a product image with three benefit icons, exact copy, and a clear call-to-action.

• RetroGlow Corduroy Armchair

  An unposed, handheld mobile photo with natural light and mild grain for genuine, unpolished credibility.

• Salttish Electrolytes

  A stripped-down, typography-heavy ad style that breaks the scroll by discarding design conventions.

• VeloceCore Activewear

  A photorealistic studio or location shot of a model wearing apparel, showing garment fit and drape without on-image text.

• The corner café, all the way round

  One empty café plate becomes a seamless 360° room and ten matching camera views.

• Watercolor Commute

  A live-action street clip restyled as a painted animation that keeps the original walk, camera move and traffic, driven by the clip's own depth.

• Oliva Serena on the Counter

  A brand's packshot rendered into an existing kitchen scene at true scale, lit by the scene's window light with a contact shadow.

• The Daisy Wrap, On Model

  A patterned dress from a flat-lay photo, worn by a model from a studio plate, with her face, pose and framing unchanged.

• Market Street, 1906, in Colour

  Four seconds of a 1906 black-and-white street film, colourised in place: same frames, same motion, same framing.

• The Sailboat, Decompressed

  A clip crushed to 110 kbps, with blocks over the water and trees, cleaned back to a usable shot at the same size and length.

• Lantern Alley, Cleared

  A night alley with a passer-by and two stall vendors, returned as an empty plate: same lanterns, same rain, same camera.

• Kitchen Presenter on Green

  A vertical selfie clip of a presenter in his kitchen, re-rendered on flat chroma-key green with the same words and gestures.

• The After Shot

  A bearded presenter's selfie clip, returned clean-shaven: same face, same mug, same words.

• The Vertical Cut

  A 16:9 morning-coffee shot turned into a 9:16 story: the kitchen grows a shelf of herbs and a window above and the counter front below, around the untouched original.

• Ridgeline Honey, Print Size

  A 1024 px honey-jar packshot upscaled 2x to 2048 px for a print banner, with every letter of the label left as it was.

• Ridgeline Honey, Twice the Pixels

  A 5-second 1024x576 packshot clip upscaled 2x to 2048x1152, with its frames, frame rate and sound kept.

• Zest Dances

  A cartoon orange mascot performs a dancer's hip-hop routine, step for step, on its own pastel-yellow set.

• Zest's Full Routine

  The whole five-second routine, spin included, rendered from one pose pass in two joined windows.

• Oliva Serena Turntable

  A full 360-degree product spin from two packshots: the bottle turns from its front label to its back label and round again on a plain studio backdrop, with the camera locked.

• Vertical Studio Headphones

  A 16:9 product hero shot taken to 9:16: the original frame is kept pixel for pixel in the middle, and the studio above and below it is generated.

• Velo Sneaker Orbit

  One packshot becomes a full 360-degree orbit around the shoe, using the orbit camera LoRA on Wan 2.1.

• Garden Room Dolly

  A listing photo becomes a forward dolly through the living room toward the garden windows, with the sofa sliding past in the foreground.

• The Cold-Brew Slide

  A product still where the bottle slides across the table along a drawn curve while the set stays put.

• The Perfume Push-In

  A packshot still animated with an exact camera push-in toward the bottle.

• Golden Sparks on Transparency

  A 3-second burst of golden sparks on a real transparent background, ready to lay over a product shot or footage.

• Halden Mug Dolly-In

  One product still becomes a 5-second dolly-in with real background parallax, on the self-hosted Wan 2.2 3-phase graph.

• Ridgeline Jingle, Unsung

  A sung 20-second coffee jingle split into its vocal and its backing, so a voiceover can sit on the instrumental.

• Northside Coffee in Three Languages

  One short coffee-shop ad line read in English, Spanish and Japanese with self-hosted Chatterbox multilingual, from one script.

• The Corner Bakery

  A four-line exchange between two people about a new bakery, each voice cloned from a short reference clip with self-hosted Chatterbox, with one stem per speaker.

• Northside Coffee, Re-voiced

  A delivered English voiceover read re-voiced in a second voice with self-hosted Chatterbox: same words, same timing, a different timbre.

• Harbour, First Light

  A 5-second 1080p shot from one written brief: an empty rowboat rocks against a foggy stone quay as a gull lands on a bollard, with the sound of the water.

• Halyard Sardines, Lunch by the Water

  A candid lunch-table photograph of an invented tinned-sardine brand whose four lines of packaging copy came out exactly as written.

• Laundromat, Night Shift

  A rainy-night laundromat with a ginger cat asleep on a warm machine, from one short scene brief.

• Glasshouse Seedlings

  An early-spring potting bench in an old glasshouse, rows of tomato and basil seedlings in low sun, made on Wavemaker's own GPUs.

• Courier at the Red

  A bicycle courier waits out a red light in the rain at dusk, shot as if from across the street with a long lens. General-rated.

• Halyard, Three Edits

  One lunch-table product photo, edited three ways on Wavemaker's own GPUs: the wine glass erased, the light moved to evening, and the scene redrawn as a linocut print, with the packaging copy kept.

• Saltmere, Enlarged

  A faithful SeedVR2 upscale: a 928 x 1152 product still becomes print-ready at a 2048-pixel short side, with the wordmark and product unchanged.

• A Frozen Second, Retaken

  A night-market clip that froze for a second, with only that stretch regenerated: the walker keeps walking and every other frame is the original.

• Four Seconds of Running, Extended to a Packshot

  A 4-second golden-hour running clip extended by 6 seconds that end on a close-up of the shoe, with sound.

• Twenty Percent Off

  A presenter's shop-floor line changed after the shoot, from ten to twenty percent off: same face, same shot, same voice, new words and lips.

• Cold Brew Sunrise

  Self-hosted H3 moves between two stills you approve: the shot starts on the first frame, lands on the last, and makes the camera move, the light change and the sound in between.

• Bakery, Before Dawn

  A 5-second 1080p shot animated from one approved still: a baker lets the last flour fall, brushes her palms and presses a shaped loaf while the camera eases in, with the room's own sound.