4th floor
Management
Two producers in charge. They choose the films, set the price of each one and sign off six times along the way: nothing costly goes ahead without their approval.
- 1The budget
Studio Razzia · A new-generation film studio · Paris
The blockbuster.Without the budget.
Hollywood-grade films, a hundred times cheaper. At the helm: film professionals with thirty years in the business, and a production method we invented ourselves, at the cutting edge of AI.
- × 100
- cheaper than a studio film, with the same ambition on screen
- €300K
- for a 90-minute feature, all included, no surprises
- 2 to 3 months
- from script to 4K master, trailer in 15 days
- 30 years
- of filmmaking at the helm, and our own production method
The budget
A studio action film often costs more than 50 million euros. Your 90-minute feature at Razzia: 300,000 euros, all included, that is 6 squares out of 1,000, 0.6% of that budget.
What you no longer pay for
Sets and soundstagesShooting crewsExtrasStunts and pyrotechnicsTravel and lodgingEquipment rentalDays lost waiting for the light
Inside the studio
The Razzia factory.
A film comes in on the top floor and works its way down to the screening room. On every floor, its AI agents. At every step, the producers’ sign-off. In the basement, the machines that power it all.
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3rd floor
Preparation
The script becomes a film on paper. The agents break down every shot, keep the bible of characters, sets and costumes, and build the sets in 3D before shooting.
- 1Head of production
- 2Breakdown
- 3Bible keeper
- 4Previz artist
- 2Bible and style
- 3The animatic
2nd floor
The shooting floor
For each shot, the operator picks the best AI engine on the market. The script supervisor checks every frame (faces, continuity, lips) and the repair desk fixes a shot without redoing it. The pilot scene locks quality and cost before the whole film is launched.
- 5Take operator
- 6Script supervisor
- 7Repair
- 4The pilot scene
1st floor
Finishing
The edit arrives ready in DaVinci Resolve. Then grading, mixing, and a master to each broadcaster’s specs.
- 8Editor
- 9Colorist
- 10Mixer
- 5The edit
- 6Delivery
Ground floor
The screening room
The film reaches the screen: in cinemas, on streaming platforms and on social media, in each one’s format.
- 11Distribution
Basement
The engine room
The studio’s memory keeps the bible, every take and every cost: each film makes the next one faster. Next to it, the market’s AI engines, tested day and night by our watch agent.
- Memory
- AI engines
- 24/7 watch
The factory in numbers
2
producers in charge
11
AI agents, each at its post 1
6
producer sign-offs 1
For each shot, the best AI engine on the market, with no single-vendor lock-in.
The method · Kung-Fu Town, scene 11, shot 10
How a shot is born.
01 · The setWrecked restaurant
Daylight through the street windows
Broken chairs: where Wang will land
Rice, bowls, lanterns: the mess from shot 11.1
02 · The charactersLee, Wang
03 · The movement3.30 s
0.20 sHook
0.45 sBlock
0.95 sPalm strike
1.70 sSlow motion, flight
2.95 sImpact
04 · The shotOne take
Character sheet · 4 views
Lee
Kung-fu master, 65. Navy Chinese jacket, grey hair pulled back.
Character sheet · 4 views
Wang
Outlaw. Topknot, tattooed chest, braces, black trousers.
On screen
Kung-Fu Town, scene 11, shot 10. Three seconds and thirty hundredths: an old master, a tattooed brute, one palm strike.
The layers
Just like on a real set, the shot is built in layers. Each one is written, then signed off before the next.
The set
The Shanghai Surprise restaurant, wrecked in the previous shot. Built once, empty, and reused identically in every shot of the scene.
The characters
Lee and Wang each have their own sheet: front, profile, three-quarter, full body. A face, a topknot, a tattoo never change from one shot to the next.
The movement
The choreography is written to the hundredth of a second, like a staged fight: hook, block, palm strike, slow-motion flight, impact.
The shot
Everything comes back together. A single take, checked frame by frame before it reaches the edit.
The films
Already on screen.
A thriller, an action western, an animated series. Three projects shot by the studio, three genres European cinema rarely dares at this price.
Animation
Series · Social and platforms
The same factory also makes animated series: a 3D series for YouTube, a puppet series for phones. Same agents, same frame-by-frame control.
Puppet series · Comedy · Vertical format
Télé Creux
Plouzy-le-Creux won 80 million in the lottery, and the ticket has vanished. The local TV station investigates: one villager per episode, about fifteen seconds of testimony, a single question. Who’s lying?
The witnesses · with sound, in French
3D animated series · Comedy
Les Pieds Nickelés
Croquignol, Filochard and Ribouldingue are back in business, in 3D. Ten-to-twelve-minute episodes, made for YouTube and the platforms.
Every genre
Test shots · scroll
The Heist
Vault No. 1908
The feature film
The Heist.
Your 90-minute feature, on the scale of a studio film. €300,000, all included, no surprises. From script to master in 2 to 3 months.
Price your filmPricing
Price is time.
We charge by the minute of finished film, from script to master, all included. The rate depends on the total running time: the longer the project, the lower the rate per minute, across the whole film. The price you are quoted is the price you pay.
The Heist · feature film
- Average per minute
- €3,333
- From script to master
- 2.5 months
- Your trailer
- 15 days
Rate per minute
by running time
An average rate, applied to every minute of the film. The longer the project, the lower it goes: characters, sets and lighting serve every scene.
- Trailer1 min 30
- Short film10 min
- Pilot26 min
- Mid-length film52 min
- Feature film90 min
- Series10 × 26 min
Your film · 90 min, excl. VAT
All included, no surprises. The price quoted is the price you pay.
Get the firm quote00 · To get started
Firm, signed quoteThe Dossier
Two documents: your film's production dossier, in A4, and a short presentation for your meetings and your financiers. Everything you need to decide, and to win people over.
- Director's note and visual approach
- Bible: characters, sets, props
- Breakdown of every sequence
- Shot-by-shot breakdown of the pilot scene
- Production plan, detailed and firm quote
- A 10-slide presentation
Fully deducted if you go ahead with the Scout or the film within three months, six months for a feature or a season.
03 · The feature film
FlagshipThe Heist
A 90-minute film, 4K master, platform versions and dubbing in two languages. Paid in stages, at each sign-off.
Visual bibleCharacter sheetsSets and propsAnimated storyboardProductionEditingOriginal scoreSound mixColour grading4K masterDubbing in 2 languagesPoster and trailer
No surprises: the price quoted is the price you pay.
01 · To convince
The Scout
A 90-second financing trailer, with music, title cards and a poster. Deducted from The Heist if the film goes ahead.
02 · To test
The Sequence
A short film or the 26-minute pilot of a series, ready to show a broadcaster.
04 · The series
The Crew
A full season, animated or live action, on the same rate card: the pilot builds the world, the following episodes benefit from it.
Co-production option
Let's talk
We lower the bill in exchange for a share of the revenue, and we take the film to our network: international sales agents, distributors, platforms.
Prices exclude VAT, from script to master: visual development, production, editing, music, sound mix, grading and master included. Once quoted, the price does not move. Offers for professionals only, under our terms of sale.
The process
See your film before you fund it.
Two to three months from script to master. Every stage ends with your sign-off, and every sign-off triggers a payment. One single decision point: it is yours.
5 days · from €990
The Dossier
First images, breakdown, schedule, budget and firm quote. Deducted from what follows.
15 days
The Scout
Visual bible, character sheets, financing trailer.
- Green light?
If not, you keep the trailer to raise funds.
2 weeks
The Plan
Animated storyboard of the whole film, signed off scene by scene.
5 to 7 weeks
The Heist
Production in blocks, with a screening every week.
1 week
The Delivery
4K master, platform versions, dubbing, poster.
The studio
Producers at the helm.
Thirty years of filmmaking on one side, ten years of production on the other, and a tool we built ourselves. We write, direct and sell films; our production method, at the cutting edge of AI, makes them a hundred times cheaper.
Writer · Producer
Jérôme L'Hotsky
Writer of Case départ, Le Gendre de ma vie, Opération Portugal and Grégoire Moulin contre l'humanité. Director of Fool Moon. Producer of BAC+12 and On aurait dû aller en Grèce, sold to Netflix.
Producer · Technology
Jean-Philippe Fraiseau
AI specialist. He founded Monkyshot, an advertising agency, and has produced many projects as an executive producer: web series, including Warz, broadcast on TF1 group channels, and short films, including Chateau Kindberg. He built the studio's method, its software and its production agent.
Animated portraits made with AI, with the consent of Jérôme L’Hotsky and Jean-Philippe Fraiseau.
The awkward questions
Straight answers.
Can you tell it was made with AI?
Judge for yourself, on your own film: nothing costly starts before you have seen images of your story, first the Scout trailer, then the pilot scene, made first. Behind that, every character, set and lighting setup is fixed before production, every shot is checked by the producers, and the film is graded and mixed like a studio picture. The films on this site were made this way.
What if I don't like the result?
There are no surprises at the end: you sign off each stage before the next one starts. The budget, then the characters, sets and style. Then the animatic, where every shot in the breakdown already exists as an image, cut to the music. Then the pilot scene, made first, and finally the edit. Nothing is made without your go-ahead, and one round of notes at every stage is included in the price. The film you receive is the one you approved, shot by shot, whether it is a trailer, a short, a series or a feature.
How long does it take?
Five working days for the Dossier, fifteen days for a trailer, five weeks for a short or a 26-minute pilot, two to three months for a feature, from script to master. The studio is built like a factory: the agents work continuously, the producers sign off at every floor, and several films move forward at once without waiting for each other. The only timing that does not depend on us is how quickly you sign off.
Why a price per minute?
Because our cost is production time. On a long project, characters, sets and lighting serve more scenes: the average rate per minute goes down, across the whole film. That is why a minute of a feature costs almost three times less than a minute of a trailer.
Are there any extra costs?
No. The price quoted is the price you pay: visual development, characters, sets, production, editing, music, sound mix, grading and master. Only VAT is added.
Is the quote free?
The first answer is: within 48 hours, from your synopsis, we tell you whether we will make the film and in what price range. The firm quote comes with the Dossier, your film's complete production dossier: €990 excl. VAT up to 10 minutes, €1,990 excl. VAT up to 52 minutes, €3,900 excl. VAT for a feature or a season. It is fully deducted if you go ahead within three months, or six months for a feature or a season.
Who owns the film?
You do. The exploitation rights are assigned to you on delivery. With the co-production option, we share the revenue under an agreement signed before production.
Is my script protected?
Your script is read by the producers only. Tick the box in the form and we sign a non-disclosure agreement before reading it. The characters, sets and images created for your film belong to you along with it: they are never used for another project.
What about actors?
When a project uses a real actor's voice or face, that actor is hired and paid, with their written consent.
Send a script
Your script deserves better than a drawer.
Send us your project. Within 48 hours, a free first answer: whether we will make it, and in what price range. For a firm quote, order the Dossier. Your script stays confidential.
- First answer, free48 hours
- The production Dossier5 working days
- First trailer15 days
- The feature, 90 minutes2 to 3 months
- Its price, all included€300,000