SARVICA MOTION / UPDATED 8 NOVEMBER 2026

AI & usage

Creative direction, considered production and clear expectations about the assets in your video.

How AI fits into our work

SarVica Motion uses AI-assisted production alongside human-led concept development, scripting, visual direction, selection, editing and quality review. Depending on the brief, a video may combine generated scenes with real photographs, footage, graphics, music or voice.

Being clear about what you see

We explain the proposed production method during the project discussion. Generated people, products or locations should not be presented as real customers, genuine testimonials or documentary evidence. Where an exact product or property needs to be shown, we agree on suitable real assets or approved representations.

The current website video selection is in-house work for BIM Cafe Learning Hub and is presented as silent previews. The industry images are generated illustrative concepts. They are not evidence of completed client commissions in those industries.

Music, voices, likenesses and other assets

Music, stock footage, voices, photographs and generated material can carry different licence conditions. Any use of an identifiable person's likeness, cloned voice or client-provided assets needs appropriate permission. We discuss the relevant assets and intended use within the project scope.

Agreeing on usage rights

The written proposal should identify the intended platforms, commercial use, paid advertising needs and any relevant licence limitations. Exclusive rights, copyright protection or unrestricted ownership of all generated elements should not be assumed. Ask us to confirm any specific requirement before production.

Disclosure and final review

We agree with you how AI use will be described for the project and consider the disclosure requirements of the intended distribution platform. You review the final video and its factual claims before release.