AI Filmmaker

Hirazo Company; Bengaluru; On-site; INR 2,500,000 - 4,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Hirazo Company in Bengaluru seeks a hands-on AI video systems specialist. You’ll meet with clients to extract production specs, create the first pieces, and prove that the approach can scale. Your goal is to transform bespoke work into repeatable pipelines that deliver consistent, high‑quality results.

You’ll document schemas and gates, peer review creative decisions, and guide clients through implementation, with an eye toward long-term automation and reliability across projects.

Qualifications

• Experience turning briefs into production-ready AI video pipelines.
• Ability to discuss camera moves and lenses with rationale.
• Comfortable presenting to clients and taking notes.
• Strong documentation skills for schemas and gates.
• Experience solving generative video issues (drift, geometry, continuity).
• Ability to manage complex systems mentally without being an engineer.

Skills

Client-facing

Discovery

Brief writing

Schemas & gates

Pipeline development

AI model control

Job description

You create AI videos that people swear were filmed by a real crew - and then build the system that lets entire teams recreate that quality at scale.

The Longer Version:

AI video creation is changing faster than anyone can keep up. Most of it still looks unmistakably AI—faces drift, lighting falls apart, continuity breaks. Your job is to make people forget they're watching something AI-generated. First with your own hands, then by turning your method into a pipeline a client can run without you in the room. You will sit with a client, figure out what they actually need (a brand's ad format, a training-narration style, an episodic drama), and make the first pieces yourself. Once the format works, you turn it into a repeatable skill and hand it over. Do it once by hand. Then build the thing that does it a hundred times.

A month in, you're the person who can

• Walk into a client conversation, pull out what they really want, and leave with a production spec.
• Build the first version yourself, prove the creative works, then turn it into something that can produce hundreds of videos without losing quality.
• Turn that one-off into a pipeline: brief, references, key frames, shots, final video.
• Keep entire scenes visually locked - same character, same environment, same cinematic language - even across long sequences.
• Direct AI models with prompts, references, and workflows that consistently deliver production-ready shots.
• Build workflows a client can run unattended, pause, and pick back up without losing work.

This role is for you if:

• You've gone beyond playing with AI, and built real systems people actually use.
• You can talk about a lens or a camera move and say why, not just that it looks good.
• You're happy in front of a client: running discovery, translating a brief, showing rough work and taking the notes.
• You write things down. Schemas, steps, gates. Because someone else has to run what you make.
• You've hit the real walls of generative video (drift, melted geometry, broken continuity) and built your way around them.
• You can hold a whole system in your head without being an engineer.

Nice to have, won't hold it against you if not

• Directing, cinematography, editing, or AD/Brand production
• Client-facing or solutions-engineering background
• A feel for structured data and schemas

Why you’ll love this role

• You'll work with the latest AI video models long before they become mainstream.
• You'll have creative ownership from concept to execution - not just one piece of the pipeline.
• You'll help define how brands create content in the AI era.
• You'll collaborate directly with ambitious clients and turn ideas into production-ready systems.
• Every project is different. Every workflow is something you invent.