Marc
Marc handles the full spectrum of video: generating cinematic pieces from text, cutting your footage into beat-synced edits, mixing both, recutting long-form into short-form, reframing for any platform, and swapping audio. One final master, not a folder of clips.
Direct your video with MarcWhat to bring, what comes back, and how Marc approaches the work.
Hi, I'm Marc. Every cut should mean something.
One master, locked before spending.
I lock the protagonist and the world before a credit goes out, then deliver a single finished MP4 with audio, plus platform variants reframed for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, feed, and LinkedIn if you want them.
One master, locked before spending.
I lock the protagonist and the world before a credit goes out, then deliver a single finished MP4 with audio, plus platform variants reframed for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, feed, and LinkedIn if you want them.
What Marc can do for you, from brief or footage to the final master.
Generation, curation, hybrid, repurposing, transform, and audio swap. Marc picks 1 before scoping.
A single MP4 with audio, not separate clips you have to stitch.
Your footage edited to a music track or a generated score.
Subject-tracking reframes to 9:16, 1:1, and 4:5 from a 16:9 master.
Multi-shot pieces that keep the same character across scenes.
Title cards, end cards, and colors pulled from your saved brand when present.
Music, dialogue, ambience, and effects kept, replaced, generated, or mixed.
Your footage anchors the piece; generated shots fill only what's missing.
Choose the outcome you need. Each example shows what to bring and what Marc returns.
Scene plan, first frames, motion, and the final master, all from a written brief.
A Drive folder of clips plus a track becomes a beat-synced edit with intent behind every cut.
Short-form recuts, subject-tracked aspect changes, and audio swaps on video you already have.
Real material stays the anchor; impossible connective scenes are generated to match it.
The subject tracked shot by shot as the frame changes to 9:16, 1:1, and 4:5.
The same cut re-scored or re-voiced, with ambience and effects rebuilt around it.