Built with enterprise, for enterprise.
We built Hyperframe inside a large firm, working alongside the teams who’d use it and the reviewers who had to approve it. So the hard questions already have answers, because we worked them out with the people who ask them.
Built around one firm’s problem.
Hyperframe started inside a global professional services firm, where good video ideas kept stalling in budget reviews, timelines and brand approval before they ever reached a screen. We built inside that process: their footage library was the first one we onboarded, their brand controls shaped how theming works, and their legal and IT questions became the product’s defaults instead of its exceptions. You’re looking at that same product, opened up for any organisation that hits the same walls.
Who owns the output?
Your footage, your video.
Does this need a security exception?
No. SSO, 2FA, audit logs.
Will it look the same twice?
Yes, it’s assembled from your assets.
We make your library usable. That’s our job, not yours.
We onboard your footage for you, turning hand-tagged clips into metadata a script-to-scene engine can search, usually within 10 days.
Your DAM
- office meeting
- people
- misc final v2
- B-ROLL
- new folder (3)
- good one
One clip, after onboarding

Title
Two women talking on sofa
- Setting
- home
- Camera
- static
- People
- two
Search tags
- communication
- teamwork
- growth
Try it on your own footage before you spend anything.
Demo.
20 minutes with James, on a real library, with your brief if you bring one.
Pilot.
We onboard a slice of your footage and your brand style, and your team makes real videos for real moments. Your reviewers are in from day one.
Roll out.
When it’s working, roll it out to as many teams as makes sense, one or all of them.
The questions we tell buyers to ask. Answered about ourselves.
We published a piece arguing that “brand-safe AI” is a marketing phrase, and that a few pointed questions dissolve it in any sales call. It would be strange not to answer them about ourselves.
Your own footage library. Every clip comes from assets your organisation licensed and approved, and you can audit it yourself because you own it.
Before anything ships, structurally. A person writes the brief, edits every shot, and triggers the render, so nothing publishes without a human decision.
Before. Hyperframe assembles rather than generates, so mistakes show up as a wrong clip or a clumsy line you catch in the editor, not a hallucinated logo you find after publishing.
It can’t invent footage, use assets outside your library, or publish anything a person didn’t approve. That’s not a policy, it’s how the system works.
Sign-in your IT team won’t blink at.
Your team signs in the way they already do, with the controls IT expects to see. Nothing new to remember, nothing extra to roll out.
See what Hyperframe can do for your team.
Book a demo and James will walk through it with you, and share what we learned building this inside a large enterprise.