Notlith · Seattle
AI video production in Seattle: listing videos for marketplace sellers
For a Seattle brand that sells mainly through online marketplaces, the video on the product page is often the only advertisement a buyer ever sees. Notlith makes those listing videos from your own product photos, dimensions and packaging files: we write the script, use AI for settings and motion around the item, and finish the edit, grade, music and sound remotely. What appears on screen matches what arrives in the box.
Remote production · From your photos
The product page is the advert
On a marketplace, the viewer has already searched for the category and is comparing your listing with similar items a scroll away. The film does not need to create desire from nothing; it needs to answer the questions that decide between two nearly identical thumbnails, quickly and without sound. In a city where one of the major marketplaces has its headquarters, plenty of local brands live or die on that slot.
We start from your reviews and customer questions, which show what buyers doubt: whether the lid really seals, how big the bottle is next to a hand, what comes in the box. Each doubt becomes a short scene. The script is simply the order in which those answers appear, with your clearest difference shown first and the pack shot last.
Pack, size and claims, exactly as listed
Buyers compare the video with the photos and bullet points, and a mismatch turns into a return or a one-star review. So the product in every frame is built from your own photos and measurements: the same color per variant, the same capacity printed on the base, the same accessories in the box. If a variant is discontinued, it leaves the edit rather than lingering in a scene.
Claims follow your listing word for word. Dishwasher safe, leakproof or recyclable appear only if the listing and your test documentation already say so, and comparisons with competitors are left out. Marketplaces publish their own rules on what product videos may contain, and we work to the current version your account team sends us rather than to our memory of it.
Written in summer for the fourth quarter
The autumn sale events and the weeks before the holidays are what most sellers plan their year around, and they are a poor moment to start production. We suggest writing and approving the film in summer, so a version with seasonal cards, gift framing or a bundle can be swapped in on a fixed date without a rushed review.
A brand that also sells in Canada, the United Kingdom or Europe through the same marketplace usually needs more than subtitles. Measurements switch to metric, on-screen text is translated and checked by a native reader, and a voice line is recorded only where the target store allows it. Product footage stays identical across countries, so every listing shows one approved look.
Rain on the window, the item in focus
AI handles settings and movement: a kitchen counter in grey morning light, a daypack being loaded for the ferry to Bainbridge, a desk beside a rain-streaked window in Ballard. People appear only as hands or at a distance, never as invented reviewers holding your product. Where texture or a mechanism must be proven, a short real clip from your team is cut in.
The same master can feed sponsored placements inside the marketplace, a vertical cut for social posts, and a slower version for your own site. We recompose each frame rather than crop, so the item stays centered and text stays clear of interface buttons. Reviews happen at script, rough cut and final grade, and usage rights per channel are written into the quote.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
Will the video meet marketplace rules?
We follow the current guidelines you or your account manager send us, including limits on claims, pricing, contact details and references to other sellers. Final approval of the listing still rests with the marketplace.
Can one film cover all our color variants?
Yes. Each variant is built from its own photos, then shown together in one scene or delivered as short versions per variant, so every listing shows the exact item it sells.
Can you add our star rating or a customer review?
We advise against it. Ratings change, and some marketplaces restrict quoting reviews inside product videos. We turn recurring praise into a scene that shows the quality instead.
Do we need to ship samples to Seattle?
No. We work remotely, without a local studio, from your photos, measurements and packaging files. If a texture or mechanism needs reference, a short phone video from your team usually gives us enough.
Start with your images
Send your listing link, your product photos with measurements and the date your seasonal listing goes live, and we will outline a Seattle listing video.