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AI films · IQBAL.EXE · Product ads that stop the scroll
A sci-fi survival short that I wrote, generated, edited and scored alone, entered into the Higgsfield Global Film Festival. It is the same pipeline I use for brand ads: story first, then machines.
Iqbal has a robot. The robot has ideas. Dark-comedy Shorts about money, work and modern life, made with AI, every week. Most watched: 7.7K views.
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Jawid Iqbal Anwar. Malaysian-born, Pakistani heritage, working between Kuala Lumpur and Melbourne. I've worked with my hands, photographed real moments, studied markets, sold thrift online and built independent projects across the web.
All of it shows up in the work: cinematic, story-driven, AI-produced films and ads. You work directly with me on concept, production and the final edit. I also collaborate with agencies on client projects.
Two cities · two time zones · your project moves while you sleep
You brief the person who makes it. No account manager.
Every spot starts with a beat sheet, not a prompt.
Framed, paced and captioned for vertical feeds.
About three business days after script sign-off.
The struck-through price is the standard rate, shown for reference.
Build my brief →Product images or a link, who it's for, the offer, and any references you like. The brief builder walks you through it in about two minutes.
About three business days after you approve the script. Concept and script usually land within a day or two of the brief.
The starter ad includes one consolidated round of edit feedback. Bigger changes are quoted before any work starts.
The visuals are AI-generated and directed shot by shot. The story, script, edit, pacing and sound are done by me, by hand.
Between Kuala Lumpur and Melbourne. That covers Southeast Asia and Australia, and two time zones mean your project often moves while you sleep. I work remotely with brands and agencies anywhere, and everything is delivered digitally.
USD, AUD or Malaysian ringgit, whichever suits you. Pick it on the price ticket. Your quote and invoice use the same currency.
50% deposit to book production after script sign-off, and the balance on delivery of the final files.