A 15 to 30 second spot.
Product in hand, casual delivery
Built for Meta and TikTok placement. She sells like a friend recommending it, not a spokesperson reading lines.
The idea
The most trusted faces on Instagram are not polished ads, they are people who look like someone you know. Bree is built to sit in that lane: casual clothes, natural light, candid energy.
She is not a real person. No availability, no rebooking, no likeness rights to clear. The brand keeps her forever, and she never has an off day.
The consistency set
A full set of portraits and close-ups from a single character session. Same eyes, same hair, same energy in every frame. This is what makes her usable as a brand asset.















Deployment
Bree renders into whatever format the campaign needs. These are the lanes she ships in, with samples landing as each goes live.
Product in hand, casual delivery
Built for Meta and TikTok placement. She sells like a friend recommending it, not a spokesperson reading lines.
Thumbnail face and episode intro
A podcast brand gets a relatable face for feed artwork and a host intro that opens every episode the same way.
Talking-head clips from a script
Reels and Shorts built from scripts, cut with captions and a face that feels native to the feed.
How she was made
No studio, no actor, no shoot day. A repeatable pipeline that turns a character idea into a deployable brand asset.
Character photo maker
Bree was designed as a fully fictional character in her 20s: natural look, casual wardrobe, feed-native energy. No real person attached.
One character session
The 15 frames above came from a single session. They lock the identity so every future render answers to the same face.
Outfit swaps
From the base, only the outfit changes between uses. Same face, same wardrobe rules, same sheet behind every frame.
Case study · AI character
A character you own, consistent in every format, produced in days not months. Book a call and I will map yours from idea to first asset.