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Need one presenter to say it in every language?

Your message keeps changing, your audiences speak different languages and nobody wants another day in the studio. An AI video avatar is a presenter made once who reads each new script, in each language you need.

The idea Our message has to reach people when we are not in the room

What it is

A presenter you can re-script without a reshoot

An AI video avatar is a digital presenter, photoreal or stylised, who delivers whatever script you write: to camera, on a web page or inside an immersive scene.

When the message changes, you change the words. The avatar speaks the new version with mouth movement and expression matched to it, so there is no studio day to book.

A digital human takes the idea further: one face that belongs to your organisation, used on the web, in campaigns and in immersive experiences.

Try it yourself

One script, every language

Here is one line of script in four languages. The presenter and the message stay the same: only the words and the voice change.

Hello and welcome. Here is what is new this month.

A drawn video frame with a presenter’s outline, the line of script as a subtitle and its voice waveform beneath.

The script

  1. English Hello and welcome. Here is what is new this month.
  2. Français Bonjour et bienvenue. Voici les nouveautés de ce mois-ci.
  3. Español Hola y bienvenidos. Estas son las novedades de este mes.
  4. Deutsch Hallo und willkommen. Hier sind die Neuigkeiten dieses Monats.

One presenter, built once. Each language is a new script, not a new shoot.

The limit is the script, not the avatar.

The avatar can speak many languages, with lip-sync matched to each, but a stiff translation sounds stiff in any voice. So we plan the languages with you at the start.

  1. Which languages each script needs.

  2. Who translates each one, and who checks it.

  3. How a change reaches every version, so no market is left with an old message.

For a large number of films or languages, this pairs with AI-Accelerated Synthetic Media

Avatar or digital human

Two names, often one asset

The words overlap. This is how we use them, and how one presenter can be both.

An AI video avatar and a digital human compared
AI video avatar Digital human
What it is A presenter who delivers a script to camera or in a film. A lasting character your organisation owns, with a face people come to know.
Where people meet it In a campaign film, a broadcast or a video on a web page. Hosting a website, guiding people through a virtual space or fronting a campaign in several markets.
How it runs Rendered as finished video, one script at a time. Live inside an interactive experience, where it can react to what people do.
How long it lasts As long as the message. When that changes, you send a new script. For years, across campaigns and experiences.
Both ways Often it is the same asset: the presenter built for a leadership film can later host your website, with the same face and voice.

When it fits

Where one presenter goes further

  • A guide in every visitor’s language

    A museum or tourism guide who welcomes visitors in their own language, inside a travel and tourism experience.

  • Care explained the same way every time

    A calm presenter who explains procedures and aftercare for healthcare providers, in the patient’s language.

  • One leadership message, every region

    Recorded once, then delivered in each region’s language by a faithful digital double, using synthetic media.

  • A host on the landing page

    A digital human placed in a browser-based WebXR scene to greet visitors and show them round.

How we work

From first script to a presenter on screen

  1. Decide how it is made

    Together we choose whether to film a real performer and build a digital double from the footage, or design a synthetic presenter around your organisation.

  2. Plan the scripts and languages

    We work out with you what the presenter will say, where, and in which languages.

  3. Give it the words

    AI matches mouth movement and expression to each script. You see it read your own lines in each language until the delivery is right.

  4. Put it where people are

    Together we render finished video for campaigns and broadcast, or run the presenter live inside an interactive experience. When the message changes, you send the new script.

Inside the experience

Not a talking head in a video player

Off-the-shelf avatar tools give you a talking head in a video player. We place the presenter with you inside the experience itself, planned as part of the whole piece rather than dropped into a template.

The avatar is designed with you and stays yours. You can reuse the same face for years, and it is not tied to a third-party platform.

Questions

Good to know

  • What is the difference between an AI video avatar and a digital human?

    They overlap. We say AI video avatar for a presenter that delivers a script to camera or in a film, and digital human for a lasting character your organisation keeps and uses across the web, campaigns and immersive experiences. Often it is the same asset used both ways.

  • How many languages can one avatar speak?

    Many, with lip-sync matched to each one. The limit is usually the quality of the script and its translation rather than the avatar, so we plan the languages with you at the start.

  • Can the avatar answer people, or only read a script?

    Both. We can render finished video for campaigns and broadcast, or run the avatar live so it reacts inside an interactive experience. For a two-way conversation we combine it with Conversational AI Characters.

  • Do we own the avatar afterwards?

    Yes. It is designed with you, it is yours to reuse in future campaigns and experiences, and it is not tied to a third-party platform.

Your idea

Talk it through with us

Tell us what you are trying to explain, launch or change. We will work out with you whether this is the right medium for it.

Your turn

What’s your idea?

Tell us the idea you are trying to explain, launch or change, and together we will find the right way to tell it.