Assemble a useful first pass
Use your brief and existing assets to develop a scene your team can judge. Let Ziva help with environment setup, staging, cameras, and lighting.
For animation, creative & production teams
Use AI to move from scene setup to shot review.
Work with Ziva’s in-editor AI agent on environments, staging, cameras, and lighting. Give your artists an editable first scene to direct, then use plain-language requests to explore the next version.
Illustrative scene Demo coming soon
The experience
One scene. Room to find the right shot.
Start with a character entering a room. Block the action, explore a camera move, and try a new lighting mood. Keep the scene editable as the direction changes.
- Set the stage
- Block the action
- Explore the camera
- Refine the sequence
Why Ziva
An AI agent that works inside your engine.
Describe the change you want. Ziva works with the scene and code in your project, so your team can inspect the result and keep editing it.
Use the engine for the experience, Ziva for the development work, and your team’s expertise to decide what comes next.
- 01Describe the task
- 02Review the editable result
- 03Ask for the next revision
Example requests for your pilot
Start with a brief
“Set up an interior scene for a character entering through the doorway. Block a wide establishing shot and a slow camera push, then prepare a warm evening lighting variation.”
Then make a change
“Keep the staging, move the camera closer, and make a cooler lighting variation for the next creative review.”
One project your team can keep developing.
Build around your engine
Engine support and delivery are scoped with your team.
Why build with Ziva
Get the scene ready for your creative decisions.
A shot is hard to judge while its scene is still being assembled. Bring staging, camera work, and lighting together so your team can review the idea earlier.
Ask for the next version
Explore a different camera position, lighting mood, or arrangement in the same project. Compare the changes with the creative direction in mind.
Keep an editable production asset
Continue refining the scene with your artists and reuse its setups for another shot. Your team controls the performance, timing, and final finish.
Where you could start
Previsualization
Block the action and test a shot before committing to detailed animation.
Cinematics & storytelling
Develop real-time sequences, camera moves, and environmental storytelling.
Product animation
Explore product staging, lighting variations, and presentation sequences.
Your first enterprise pilot
A clear first project. A useful result.
Start with Ziva’s AI agent and guidance from our team. Agree the scope, build a first version, and decide what a wider rollout needs.
- 01
Review your starting point
Share the story beat, references, engine, assets, and intended output.
- 02
Build the first pilot with Ziva
Build the environment and a rough pass of the staging, camera, and timing.
- 03
Review the result and plan the rollout
Iterate with your artists, then agree the path to finishing and delivery.
Your pilot could deliver
One editable scene or blocked sequence, with camera and lighting setups your team can continue directing.
A few useful answers
Before we build.
What does an enterprise pilot include?
The starting point is Ziva’s AI agent plus a guided pilot for your team. We’ll review one workflow, define a useful first result, and agree the setup, hands-on engineering support, and delivery scope before work starts.
Is this a video generator?
Ziva works on an editable project inside a real-time engine. Your team can inspect the scene, change the staging, and continue directing after the first pass. Final rendering uses the production pipeline agreed for the pilot.
Can we keep our existing characters and animation assets?
Bring your characters, rigs, motion clips, and environments. We’ll assess formats, licensing, engine compatibility, and the steps needed to use them in the pilot.
Can Ziva handle our entire animation pipeline?
A useful starting point is one scene or sequence. We’ll identify the setup tasks Ziva should handle and the work your artists continue to own, including character performance, rigging, and final finishing.
Who controls the creative decisions?
Your team directs the story, performance, timing, and visual style. The aim is to reduce production friction and make it easier to explore and revise your choices.
Ziva for enterprise
Bring one shot to the table.
Tell us where scene setup slows your team down. We’ll review the workflow and outline a pilot using Ziva’s AI agent, with an editable first sequence and clear review criteria.
What we’ll cover
- Choose a shot or repetitive setup task
- Review your assets and existing engine pipeline
- Define the first editable sequence and review criteria
Your use case is already selected. Tell us a little about your team, then add any details you want us to review.
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Animation workflow
You & your team
Tell us a little about you and your team.