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Alliance reenactment drama: rural land nobody would take
A 79-second drama about a mother who could not tell her daughter about a plot of rural land that would not sell, until a judicial scrivener connects her with Koyama of a real estate company and the change of title is completed
Narration and on-screen text are in Japanese. The sections below describe the video in English.
How it was made: Images of the people and scenes were made with image generation AI (Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2.1) and animated with video generation AI (Kling v3). Mouth movements matching the lines were added with OmniHuman v1.5 and lipsync-2. Koyama's voice was made from a recording of a business meeting with Koyama's consent (MiniMax), the other characters' voices were made with speech generation AI (Gemini TTS), and sound effects and music with generative AI (ElevenLabs), and everything was finished in editing (no filming)
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Overview and production conditions
- A mother has kept a plot of rural wilderness she bought long ago, without telling her daughter.
- Real estate companies turn her down, the national program does not apply, and the judicial scrivener she consults has no way forward.
- Koyama, whom the scrivener connects her with, takes the land on, and the change of title is completed.
- Audience
- Tax accountants and judicial scriveners who handle inheritance and estate planning consultations, and people and families facing the same problem
- Where it is used
- Introductions at networking events, briefings for referral partners, Zoom backgrounds, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
- Approach
- A drama with realistic-looking people. Koyama appears as Koyama, and everyone else is fictional
- Length and format
- One 79-second video each in landscape 16:9 and portrait 9:16
The 79 seconds
0–14 s: The daughter jokes, "Mom, don't leave me anything weird to inherit," and the mother's hand stops. Out of the closet comes the contract for a plot of wilderness in Yamanashi she bought during the bubble years.
14–31 s: A real estate company turns her down. At night she looks up the national program on her phone, only to learn it applies to inherited land alone.
31–48 s: She consults the judicial scrivener she knows. The scrivener says, "There is someone who is happy to take on complicated rural property," and makes a call.
48–57 s: Koyama of Alliance takes the case, saying, "We are the last place to turn for rural property."
57–70 s: The land is taken on and the change of title is completed. The mother breathes a sigh of relief.
70–79 s: Koyama explains at a whiteboard the role of standing between specialists and connecting them. The mother heads out to a concert she loves, and the video ends on a screen with the company name and contact details.
Materials used and the checks on record
- Supplied materials
- Koyama's photo and the recording of a business meeting the voice was made from.
- Where the materials came from
- Koyama's face was generated from Koyama's photo. The other people and the scenes are reenactments made with image generation AI and video generation AI, and the consultation route, lines and scenes are dramatized.
- Checks on record
- Koyama's consent to the use of Koyama's photo and voice.
- What we did
- We do not show documents with readable amounts or government notices, and we do not suggest that every property can be taken on. The video carries the on-screen note "This is a reenactment. Costs and whether we can take on a property depend on the land".
Landscape and portrait
The portrait version was made by cropping the landscape footage around the face of whoever is speaking. The lines and audio are the same as the landscape version.
- Cropping
- Each cut is cropped around the face of whoever is speaking. For the whiteboard scene, the landscape frame sits in the center with blurred fill above and below
- Text
- Subtitles are up to 16 characters per line. The end screen was rebuilt for portrait
Handling a real person and reenactments
- Koyama
- The face was generated from Koyama's photo, and the voice was made from a recording of a business meeting with Koyama's consent
- Other characters
- The mother, the daughter, the judicial scrivener and the real estate clerk are fictional. Their voices were made with speech generation AI
- Scope of the reenactment
- The story is based on a real consultation. The consultation route, lines and scenes are dramatized for the reenactment
- What we leave out
- Documents with readable amounts and government notices. We do not suggest that every property can be taken on
- On-screen disclaimer
- "This is a reenactment. Costs and whether we can take on a property depend on the land"
What we check when using a real person's face or voice with generative AI is summarized in Notes on featuring a real person in an AI video.
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