◆ AI music video production · Istanbul / worldwide
A visual world built around the track.
We translate the music, lyrics and artist identity into a cinematic concept, then carry that idea through visual development, production, edit and release-ready assets.
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Our original series and trailers explore visual continuity, atmosphere, editing and sound. Watch the work, then explore the story behind it.
Original series · Episode 1 · 2026
Mermi
Six names. One city. Everyone has a price. Mermi, the first original series from Yapay Labs, begins here.
Episode notes
- The first full episode of Yapay Labs’ first original series.
- Meet Fikri, Davut, Nehir, Sümbül, Mermi and Kılıç.
- Featuring the track Kaldır Kafanı by Mermi.
◆ Scope and deliverables
One visual language across the release.
The production is designed around the song and release plan. Scope can range from a full music video to a focused visual sequence with teasers, loops and vertical assets.
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Creative treatment shaped around the track and artist
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Look development, storyboards and visual continuity
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Full edit or agreed visual sequence with sound-aware pacing
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Selected teasers, loops, vertical edits and release stills
◆ Before you brief us
Music video production questions.
What do you need to develop a music video idea?+
A private or public track link, lyrics if relevant, the release date, artist references and any boundaries around image or likeness are enough to begin a focused conversation.
Can the artist appear consistently in the video?+
That depends on the concept, source material and consent. We test identity and continuity early, agree which representations are acceptable, and design the treatment around what can be controlled reliably.
Can you make vertical and teaser versions too?+
Yes. The release plan can include selected 16:9, 9:16 and short teaser or looping assets. Those versions are planned before editing so they feel intentional rather than cropped afterwards.
What determines the budget?+
Running time, the number and complexity of shots, character or product continuity, sound, usage and delivery formats all affect scope. Share your budget if you have one; we can discuss priorities before preparing an estimate.
How is the production schedule agreed?+
We work back from your release date, allowing for visual tests, production, editing and your feedback. The proposal sets out the schedule and approval stages before work starts.
How do revisions work?+
The proposal defines the review stages and included revisions. Feedback is collected at each agreed stage; changes to an approved concept or additional deliverables are discussed and quoted before proceeding.
What should I include in a brief?+
Send the track, script or product link, your audience and objective, references, intended channels and release date. Mention any required logos, supplied footage, music or likeness permissions. An early idea is enough to start the conversation.
◆ Start a project
Have a track that needs its own world?
Send the song, target release date and a few references. We will come back with the questions needed to shape the right visual approach.
Send us your track