Montreal · AI Video Production Studio

Cinematic films for your brand, assisted by AI.

Ads, product launches and social content for brands, agencies and producers. Made by a creative director.

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They trusted us

Auberge du lac MorencyExcavation ParizeauGorilla CustomAventures Plein AirQuincaillerie ConstructalImmersia StudioDomaine Pine GroveXPR Labs
What we make

Showpieces and client work.

Our own films and spec ads show how far the craft goes. Client projects show what we deliver for real businesses. Press play on any of them.

NewMusic video · Studio original

Hit Your Mark

A 2:20 pop hip-hop video for the fictional duo Kairo & Séla. Four sets, eight looks, a tiger in the ring and every sung line on the beat. Not one frame filmed.

Music video2:20AI native
ShowcaseAI native · our own films and spec ads
Grand Prize, AI Independent Montreal Festival 2026Winner, Best Technical AI, Ai & Robots Film Festival 2026
Short film3 minAI native

Last One

Last One, the first film of the Lolly trilogy: a 3-minute dark fantasy short written and directed by Gabriel Brien. Out of candy on a rainy night, Lolly, a young woman who can stop time with a snap of her fingers, walks to the corner store and ends up saving everyone she meets, including the guy who laughed at her.

Every image, character, location and voice in the film is AI-generated, with no filmed footage.

  • Lolly outside the Z-Mart corner store at night
  • A man takes a punch in slow motion
  • A wet alley at night
  • Lolly with her lollipop
Written and directed by
Gabriel Brien
Genre
Dark fantasy
Runtime
3 minutes
Product ad

ShushCore

A headphone ad for a fictional brand, from the product reveal to the end tag.

Action scene

Bar Fight

A bar fight against a kung fu master: choreography, impacts and camera moves built for an action sequence.

Game trailer · Spec teaser

Verglas

Black ice, full throttle. A 33-second concept teaser for a winter street-racing game, gameplay HUD included, in English and Quebec French.

Client workMixed production · built from the real images each business supplied
  • Restaurant and hospitality

    Auberge du lac Morency

    Inn, fine-dining restaurant and Nordic spa in Saint-Hippolyte. Videos for the dining room and the packages the inn wanted to promote.

  • Automotive

    Gorilla Custom

    Custom automotive shop in Lavaltrie: wheels, tires and high-performance brake kits, for road and track.

  • Trailer

    Taebo Reboot

    Official trailer for a VR fitness game with Billy Blanks, distributed in more than 30,000 copies across five continents.

  • Outdoor adventure

    Aventures Plein Air

    Summer 2026 video: quad and off-road rides in the forest, the huskies and the lakes.

  • Immersive experiences

    Immersia Studio

    Virtual reality adventures for team building. The video presents its Cambodia adventure.

  • Construction

    Excavation Parizeau

    Excavation, septic systems and stone walls in the Laurentians, from clearing and grading to soil tests.

We also produce AI avatars and spokespeople, virtual sets, synthetic voices, French and English dubbing, animated storyboards and format variants.

Testimonials

They trusted us

What our clients and partners say about the work, in their own words. Watch the video each one is talking about.

“Thanks again! Really great: no complicated shoot, no stress. We sent our photos and got back a video that looks like a real TV ad.”

Mathieu Piché, Founder, Gorilla CustomMathieu PichéFounder · Gorilla Custom · Translated from French
  • “They are very creative and proactive. With minimal direction, they produced quality videos that truly represented the product and the packages we wanted to promote. I recommend them without hesitation.”

    Translated from French

    François Peloquin, General Manager, Auberge du lac Morency
    François PeloquinGeneral Manager · Auberge du lac Morency
    Mixed production
  • “Thank you to Gabriel for his work! Working with him was simple and fast, and the result was perfect, living up to our expectations. Thanks a million!”

    Translated from French

    Jordan Parizeau, President, Excavation Parizeau
    Jordan ParizeauPresident · Excavation Parizeau
    Mixed production
  • “The result exceeded our expectations! We gave Gabriel a few reference images, and he made a superb video that really showcases our jeep and ATV outings. We proudly show it to our customers. Thank you so much, Gabriel!”

    Translated from French

    Alexandre Saey, Owner, Aventures Plein Air
    Alexandre SaeyOwner · Aventures Plein Air
    Mixed production
  • “Remarkably efficient service. All I had to do was send my documents and photos: the team took care of the rest and delivered a flawless result. I highly recommend their services.”

    Translated from French

    Gabriel Fortin, President, Quincaillerie Constructal
    Gabriel FortinPresident · Quincaillerie Constructal
    Mixed production
  • “Gabriel made our teaser videos and immediately understood the world of Immersia. He created truly striking content, with a lot of creativity, and the collaboration was super easy from start to finish.”

    Translated from French

    Nicolas Roy, Co-founder and CEO, Immersia Studio
    Nicolas RoyCo-founder and CEO · Immersia Studio
    Mixed production
  • “My experience with Crimson Spark Agency comes down to 3 words. Creativity, Speed, Professionalism.”

    Translated from French

    Franck Leitner, Co-owner, Domaine Pine Grove
    Franck LeitnerCo-owner · Domaine Pine Grove
    Mixed production
  • “I worked with Gabriel for years at XPR Labs. When it came time to launch our VR game Taebo Reboot on Meta Quest, he's the one I trusted with the official trailer. He translated the game's energy into images without ever losing sight of the brand. I recommend him without reservation. A true pro.”

    Translated from French

    Mickael Nadeau, CEO, XPR Labs
    Mickael NadeauCEO · XPR Labs
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How it works

Three steps from first call to your finished project.

  1. 1
    15 min

    15-minute call

    We talk through your goal, your audience and where the content will run. You leave with a clear scope and a fixed price.

  2. 2
    Less than a week

    First version in less than a week

    Once the scope is approved, we write the concept, direct every shot and send you a first cut to review in less than a week.

  3. 3
    2 revision rounds

    Delivery

    Two revision rounds, then your finished project and its social cutdowns, ready to publish.

See the full process, from script to delivery →

Gabriel Brien, founder of Crimson Spark Agency
Who you work with

Gabriel Brien, founder

Creative director and AI filmmaker based in Greater Montreal. I put AI and creative work at the forefront of every project, after 3 years of production experimentation with generative AI and thousands of hours spent testing what holds up on screen and what doesn’t.

You work with me directly. No account manager relaying your notes: the person on the call is the person directing your project.

More about me →
FAQ

Common questions before a first project.

Who owns the finished project?

Rights in the deliverables are assigned in the written agreement for your project, which you see before you pay. Unless that agreement says otherwise, we keep the right to show the work in our portfolio.

Will it look real?

We direct every shot and review every output before it reaches you. Anything that doesn't hold up is regenerated, not delivered. You then have your revision rounds to adjust what you want.

Isn’t making an AI video quick and easy?

No. A high-quality video of about 2 minutes takes more than 15 hours of work and a whole set of different, interconnected tools. Making realistic, credible content is not as simple as it looks: that work is the difference between a video that convinces and one that looks generated.

How long does a project take?

You get a first version in less than a week after the scope is approved. Final delivery then depends on your revision rounds: the faster your feedback, the sooner it ships. Larger campaigns follow the timeline set in their written scope.

How much does a video cost?

Our prices start at $14 USD per second of final video. Every package, film rate and service is on our Pricing page. Payment is 50% to start and 50% on delivery.

How many revisions are included?

Two rounds on the Starter package, three on a campaign. Any extra round is quoted before work on it starts.

Do you disclose that the video is made with AI?

Yes. Every proposal states that the work is made with AI tools, so you know how your content is produced before you pay. We never use copyrighted images or music, or a real person's face or voice without their written consent. Read our responsible AI standards.

Can you use our own photos, footage and logo?

Yes. Your brand assets and product photos are used only for your project, and some projects combine AI-generated scenes with real footage you already have.

Tell us what you need to show.

A 15-minute call is enough to scope a first video and give you a fixed price.

In the media

Interviewed by Global News

“How much artificial intelligence should be included in art?”

Global News · October 23, 2026 · Video, in English

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Agencies and production companies

Bring us in as AI director on your project, or hand off full AI production from brief to final sound. Same system, your brand guidelines, your timeline.

AI creative studios

Running an AI creative studio? License the framework behind our production.

Teams

Want your team to work confidently with AI? We run workshops for teams.

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