FAQ
Frequentlyasked
The questions ADRM hears most often before a project begins, answered in one place.
- What does ADRM Studio do?
- ADRM Studio is a Visual Agentic Studio based in Gangnam, Seoul, built on motion graphics, CGI/3D, and VFX. The studio specializes in commercial film, brand films, cinematic ads, CGI · 3D production, media art, and AI-assisted video generation. Founded in 2018, ADRM has worked with Samsung, LG, Hyundai E&C, KIXX, NEXON, HERA, and KitKat among others.
- How does ADRM use AI in production?
- ADRM operates a director-led pipeline called Vision Flow, in which five agents (Creative Director, Scene, Prompt, Generator, and QC) divide responsibilities. The studio uses generative AI tools (Sora, Veo, Runway, Kling, Midjourney, FLUX) surgically layered on top of traditional CG / VFX craft. The operating principle: AI guarantees the floor of quality, and human hands raise the ceiling.
- What kinds of clients does ADRM work with?
- ADRM partners with brands across consumer electronics, cosmetics, F&B, gaming, IT / software, architecture / industrial, and automotive sectors. Engagements range from Korea-only campaigns to global launches.
- Does ADRM produce content for exhibitions and trade show booths?
- Yes. ADRM regularly produces content for international exhibitions and trade show booths. Recent examples include the HL Group integrated booth at CES 2026, the Samsung C&T booth at Smart City Expo World Congress 2023, the Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power exhibit at COP28 Dubai, and the Lotte Group zone at the 2023 World Climate Industry Expo. Because the display environment drives the edit, booth work is designed around the actual output spec — synchronised multi-display walls, large-format LED, or transparent holographic panels.
- Does ADRM work on media art and projection mapping?
- Yes. ADRM produces immersive content for public exhibition spaces and brand venues. The immersive media room at Cheongsong Anti-Japanese Righteous Army Memorial Park combines wall projection with an interactive floor projection, and "Move to Tomorrow" at the Gyeongnam Future Education Center is a five-minute piece running across a 360-degree circular space plus column and ceiling surfaces. Anamorphic outdoor LED and VR content are handled by the same team.
- Does ADRM work with international clients?
- Yes. ADRM operates in both Korean and English and has experience working remotely with international clients. Timezone gaps are handled via asynchronous review cycles and clearly defined milestones. The studio has shipped global ad campaigns, brand films, and game cinematics.
- How is pricing determined?
- Pricing is scoped by deliverable specs (runtime, shot count, resolution, deadline), production approach (traditional CG, hybrid AI, or full AI), and usage rights (Korea-only, global, media type). After an initial call and a creative brief, ADRM returns a first-pass quote within 24 – 48 hours.See the three variables that move a quote
- What is a typical project timeline?
- Short-form ads (15–30s) typically run 4–8 weeks; brand films, 6–12 weeks; full cinematic campaigns, 8–16 weeks. Projects that lean on the AI pipeline often compress the concept phase by 30–50%. Tight deadlines can be accommodated through a separately scoped rush track.
- Can ADRM take on work outside of its visible portfolio?
- Yes. The published portfolio represents only the NDA-cleared subset of the studio’s work; ADRM has experience across a broader range of industries and formats. Comparable case studies can be shared privately during scoping.
- How do I send a project inquiry?
- Use the "Start a project" button at the top right of the site, or email contact@aydream.studio. A 1–2 paragraph brief covering the brand, goal, runtime, budget range, and deadline lets ADRM respond with the next steps within 24 hours.
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