No pipeline
Every project is improvised. Quality depends on who worked on it that week, and nothing gets faster.
Take the 10-minute scorecard I use with in-house brand and content teams. Find your gaps in strategy, pipeline, pricing, and compliance, and get your next three moves.
From John Eagan, who built an AI video production department from scratch inside the world's largest ad agency, after 20 years in pharma and health video.
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Leadership expects AI to make great video faster, at higher volume, from your own team. If you're the one who has to deliver that, you already know it isn't simple. In-house programs stall for the same three reasons, over and over.
Every project is improvised. Quality depends on who worked on it that week, and nothing gets faster.
Nobody can estimate a job before it starts, so every budget conversation is a guess. Guesses lose.
Finished work stalls in legal because nobody can say which tools made it or what went in.
Think of your AI video capability as a tower. Each of the six areas is a floor, and every floor rests on the ones below it. A low score on a lower floor caps everything above it.
I help companies build a world-class AI video production capability in house: on brand, on schedule, and without the compliance headaches. Not prompting tips. The pipeline, quality control, estimating, and legal path that make the promise true.
For leadership teams deciding what to do about AI video.
Your team boards and builds a short AI spot from one of your own briefs.
A deeper hands-on build for teams ready to produce.
I set up the department with you, then step back to reviewer.
Ongoing work reviews, office hours, tool guidance, and escalation support once your team is running.
For the leader driving the change before team budget is approved.
Leadership wants great AI video, made in house. You're the one who has to build it.
I've spent 20 years in video and animation, most of it in health and pharma: 2D, 3D, and now AI video production.
Then I built an AI video production department from scratch inside the world's largest advertising agency, in pharma, where every frame goes through medical, legal, and regulatory review.
The biggest lesson: the tools are the easy part. What makes AI video work is the system around it: a locked foundation, a repeatable pipeline, honest estimates, and a path through legal. That's what I help companies build.
Thirty yes/no questions. Ten minutes. Your total tells you where you are. Your lowest floor tells you what to fix first.