Broadcast-grade film for firms that refuse to look like everyone else. Every master ships in two languages. Every frame passes attorney review before you ever see it.
A broadcast spot costs $15,000–$50,000 because of the crew, the set, and the shoot day. We removed all three. The review stayed.
You see the work before you ever pay for it.
See your firm on filmWe're an AI cinematic studio in NYC. Legal vertical only.
Every master ships with a full social pack — YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook — wired in with GEO.
This is the end card every Neural Cast reel closes on — set in motion, in the studio's hand. Type your name. Watch it take the frame.
Now watch it on real filmFirm, case types, market, languages. A thirty-minute call or five lines in the form below — your choice.
Research on your audience and case archetypes, script, full cinematic build. No filming days. No crew in your office. Zero partner hours on camera.
Our attorney review clears every frame, then you approve. Nothing publishes without both.
No. No set, no crew, no shoot day. You send existing photos and answer the intake questions; production is entirely in-studio.
Yes — on the first frame of every reel, per FTC guidance and New York's synthetic-performer disclosure law. We treat disclosure as craft, not fine print.
Every reel passes attorney review before release, and your firm approves everything before it publishes. Two checks, in that order, on every asset.
Every master ships in two languages — English plus your market: Russian, Spanish, or the language your clients actually speak.
It depends on engagement depth — a single piece and an always-on partnership are different animals. We share numbers on the call, after your preview. What we'll say publicly: what a firm spends on one traditional :30 spot can fund an entire year of always-on cinematic presence. Our bestseller is the subscription — any four creatives a month, your pick — and it's the best deal we offer.
Six fields, and you get back a private preview: your firm's name set in motion on one of our clean masters — the end-card treatment you just tried above, on real film. Watermarked, for your eyes, not for publication. Alongside it, a written read on your current advertising: which archetype your creative reaches for, where the first two seconds go dead, and how your assets sit against the current disclosure rules — observations for your counsel, not legal advice. No charge, no obligation.