Enterprise AI production with compliance you can count on

FilmSpark.ai is a professional AI production console that lets creative teams go from script to finished video in one place. Unlike tools that generate isolated clips or images, FilmSpark is built around story. You define your characters, lock your visual style, and produce entire sequences with continuity across every shot. It is designed for agencies, studios and production teams who need broadcast-quality output at scale.

Most AI video tools are shot-based. They generate one clip at a time with no memory of what came before. FilmSpark is story-based. The platform maintains character identity, visual style and narrative continuity across an entire project, so your protagonist looks the same in shot 1 and shot 50, your lighting stays consistent, and your team works in a single console instead of jumping between five different tools.

Professional creative teams. Ad agencies running high-volume campaigns, film studios in pre-production, microdrama producers scaling vertical content, and in-house brand teams producing video at speed. If your work requires narrative consistency, character continuity and production-quality output rather than one-off clips, FilmSpark is built for you.

For Enterprise, the best starting point is a guided demo with our team. We will walk through how FilmSpark fits your specific workflow, whether that is ad production, pre-visualization, pitch decks or long-form content. From there we set up your workspace, configure model access, and onboard your team with dedicated training. Fill out the contact form and we will be in touch within 24 hours.

FilmSpark integrates multiple best-in-class generative models for image, video and audio. You work inside a unified production workflow: write or import a script, build a storyboard, define your characters and locations as reusable assets, then generate and sequence your shots. The platform handles model orchestration so your team can focus on the creative.

Enterprise accounts run as shared workspaces where your team works in the same projects, uses the same asset libraries, and builds on each other's shots. Admins manage roles, permissions and credit allocation from a central dashboard, with Owner, Admin, Member and Viewer levels.

Pricing is based on generation volume, not seat count, so adding a producer or an editor to a workspace does not change what you pay. Workspace size is set in your agreement to fit your team.

For output generated through a model cleared for production use, and used under your agreement, yes. FilmSpark defends and indemnifies you against third-party claims of copyright, trademark, patent or trade secret infringement. We control the defense and bear the cost, and where a shot is challenged we can license, replace or regenerate it rather than pull your production.

The coverage extends to your affiliates, production partners, financiers, distributors, exhibitors, broadcasters, streaming platforms, licensees and purchasers of the production. Most platforms cover only the direct customer.

Two limits worth knowing up front. Material you supply is yours to clear, including reference images, footage, scripts, marks and the names, voices or likenesses of real people. And models we have not cleared for production use are marked as such in the app, and output from those is not covered. We will walk your counsel through the full terms before you sign.

Not yet, and we would rather say so here than in a security review. FilmSpark's own SOC 2 Type II is in progress and ISO 27001 is on the roadmap.

What we do have is a written information security program structured on NIST CSF 2.0, covering access control, secure development, vendor risk, retention and incident response, with a named incident lead and a documented response runbook. Multi-factor authentication is available for team accounts and we have a documented process for removing access.

Our inference provider, fal.ai, holds a SOC 2 Type II report covering the Security criteria and completed an independent penetration test in 2026 with no critical or high findings. That is fal's attestation of fal's controls rather than ours, and you can request it directly at trust.fal.ai. We answer security questionnaires directly and welcome a full review under NDA.

No. Your projects, assets, prompts and generated content are yours. We do not use customer data or generated outputs to train AI models. Enterprise clients receive full contractual assurances around data handling, privacy and IP ownership.

Yes. Anything you create inside FilmSpark.ai is yours to use, commercially or non-commercially, under our licensing terms. We are committed to supporting creators and brands with full commercial rights to their work.

Yes. FilmSpark exports XML for Premiere and Avid, with custom filename templates so every clip arrives named by your own convention using variables like project, scene, shot index, format and model. Set the template once and the footage lands in your editor named the way your cutting room already expects.

Every project also exports a provenance manifest: every shot with the prompts that made it, the full chain of image, video and audio models it passed through, and the reference images that anchored it, alongside your cast, locations and props.

FilmSpark handles the production pipeline from script through storyboard to generated video and audio, and it includes a sequencing editor for assembling your cut. For final finishing, color and advanced post, most teams export to Premiere, Resolve or Avid, which is what the XML export is built for. We are actively building further post features including AI VFX, style transfer and upscaling.

FilmSpark integrates a curated selection of the industry's best and latest AI video models, so you always have access to current technology. You can select different models for different shots in the same project. See our Model Guide for the current options.

Your admin controls which image models the organization can reach, and you choose per shot from what is enabled. The library covers photorealistic, stylized, illustration and anime work, and it changes as new models ship. See our Model Guide for the current list. During onboarding we will walk your team through which models suit your output, and your admin can restrict access to keep everyone on the same look.

Start with the output you need. Live-action-style work leans toward the photorealistic video models. Storyboards and mood boards run faster and cheaper on the image models. FilmSpark shows model options alongside your generation settings so you can compare and switch without leaving the workflow, and you can use a different model on every shot in the same project. Our team advises on model selection during onboarding.

Yes. You can switch between models at any time during your project. Choose the best model per scene or even per shot to fine-tune the output to your needs.

Yes. You can upload reference images for characters, locations and objects into the Asset Studio and reuse them across every project. You can also import custom voices from ElevenLabs using a Voice ID, so your characters maintain a consistent look and sound throughout your production.

Virtually anything. Photorealistic, cinematic, anime, illustration, editorial, stylized and more. FilmSpark gives you control over visual style at the project level, including lighting environments, color grading and film grain. You can lock a style once and apply it consistently across every shot in a sequence.

Enterprise pricing is based on credit volume, not seat count. Credit costs vary by model and output type, and by resolution and duration. We will provide a detailed credit breakdown during your Enterprise consultation so you can forecast usage and budget accurately.

Yes. If your team already uses MidJourney for image generation, you can bring those images into FilmSpark as reference assets for characters, locations or style. FilmSpark then uses those references to maintain consistency as you generate video, audio and full sequences. Many of our users start with MidJourney images and use FilmSpark to bring them to life as motion.

This is on our roadmap and available for discussion with Enterprise clients. If your team has proprietary models or fine-tuned LoRAs you would like to integrate into the FilmSpark workflow, reach out and we will explore what is possible for your use case.

We believe AI should empower human creativity, not replace it. FilmSpark is built to keep the director in the chair, giving creative professionals more control rather than less. We are committed to transparency about how our models work, responsible use policies, and ensuring that the content our users create respects intellectual property and ethical standards. Our Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy is available on our website.