How to make a cinematic ad for a garage or workshop
Upload your workshop footage and give Vizard Agent the scene plan. Vizard Agent transcribes what your mechanic actually said, sources mechanical b-roll, generates a 3D visualisation of what happens inside the machinery, and cuts it all to a narration timed against your own material.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Give the style once and the scenes in order. Vizard Agent applies a line like "photorealistic, cinematic lighting, gritty but clean" across every generated element, so stating it once at the top governs the whole build rather than needing repeating per shot. Say plainly what the product does and where it does it, so the visualisation is right.
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What does Vizard Agent actually do?
What a workshop product does usually happens inside a sealed gearbox where no camera can go. Your footage establishes credibility, and the part nobody can photograph gets visualised instead. Vizard Agent starts with your own clips, what is in them, what was said and how loud they are, before it considers any new material. In the session behind this article it:
- Analysed the source video files, extracted frames from each, and transcribed the speech from every clip, reading it back in full.
- Reviewed the frames (the display shelf, the mechanic, the shot from under the car) and checked the loudness and audio tracks.
- Tested a sample of a voice before recording the script, and searched for energetic music across several attempts.
- Sourced stock footage of gears and mechanisms, and generated a 3D visualisation of the protective layer on the gears and gearbox components.
- Recorded the narration for all four scenes, built karaoke captions from word-level timings, formatted every segment to vertical, and measured the stems in LUFS to mix to broadcast standard.
- Adjusted the caption font size and line breaks, re-rendered, and delivered 42.0 seconds at 1080x1920 and 30fps.
When does this not work well?
A generated visualisation illustrates a claim; it is not evidence for it. Vizard Agent builds it convincingly, which raises the standard the claim has to meet, and automotive product claims are regulated in many markets. If a manufacturer's product is on screen, check what you may say about it. A noisy bay stays noisy, and sourced gear footage illustrates mechanism rather than showing your work.
Common questions
Why transcribe the raw footage first? Because your mechanic already explained the product on camera. Vizard Agent reads that back, so the narration can use a real technician's phrasing.
Can it show what happens inside an engine? Yes. Vizard Agent generates a visualisation of it, which illustrates the claim rather than proving it.
How long should a workshop ad be? Around forty seconds. Vizard Agent gives a technical product room for the visualisation.