AI Brand Video Production Portfolio | Libanza Films

AI brand video production uses artificial intelligence tools — for visuals, voiceover, motion, and editing — under human creative supervision to produce commercial-quality brand videos faster and at lower cost than traditional production. At Libanza Films, every AI video is strategically briefed, creatively directed, and quality-checked by our experienced team before delivery.

Yes. The 33 videos in this portfolio are already deployed by major Bangladeshi corporations — including PRAN-RFL, Nitol Motors (TATA), Bashundhara Cement, Aman Cement, and IFAD Group — across Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram. AI video is commercially accepted and performing in the Bangladesh market today.

Absolutely. PRAN-RFL's AI brand videos for KnockOut, Swift, Glitter, Ray, Joom, Wonder Cake, and All Time Cream Roll are all produced for social media distribution. Facebook and YouTube accept AI-produced video content provided it meets platform quality and transparency standards — which our productions are designed to satisfy.

Traditional OVC requires a physical shoot — crew, cast, location, lighting, and post-production. AI video production uses AI-generated visuals, motion, and voiceover, reducing timelines from 3–5 weeks to 5–10 working days and cost from BDT 2–4 lakh to BDT 35,000+. The strategic brief, creative direction, and brand quality standards remain the same.

Yes — and this is one of AI production's biggest advantages. PRAN-RFL's catalog in this portfolio includes dialect-specific versions of the same product (All Time Cream Roll in Sylhet dialect) and multiple seasonal variations for the same brand (Swift: Germ King, Public Toilet, Toilet Expert, Trui). One strategic brief can generate 4–8 distinct content assets efficiently.

Any industry that produces content for Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok can benefit from AI brand video production. Libanza Films has produced AI videos across FMCG (PRAN-RFL), automobile (Nitol Motors / TATA), cement (Bashundhara Cement, Aman Cement), and corporate communications (IFAD Group, Aman Group). The same approach applies to banking, pharmaceutical, telecom, NGO, and technology sectors.