Short films. Sharp ideas. And a little help from Popcorn.co.
We’re launching a new series of short, punchy SitePal videos—with a little mischief, a lot of personality, and absolutely no ambition to become your next hour-long webinar.
The idea is simple: take something worth knowing about SitePal, give it a memorable visual twist, and get to the point. A new avatar collection. A different approach to the cost of conversation. Something useful, delivered with a wink. The kind of clip you might actually send to someone, rather than promise yourself you’ll watch later.
Our first three are ready. Roll the decidedly small film festival.
Three shorts. Plenty of personality.
14 Stylized Voices introduces Gen-Next, our collection of 14 stylish, expressive avatars. Who should welcome your visitors, guide your learners, or serve as the face of your AI assistant? Calm and reassuring? Confident? Someone your audience can relate to—or aspire to? Consider this an unusually colorful casting call.
Not by The Minute gives a familiar business concern a rather literal treatment: a friendly conversation carries on while a pile of profit quietly disappears. The point? Helping customers shouldn’t feel like watching a parking meter. SitePal renders its avatars in the visitor’s browser, without per-minute avatar-rendering charges.
Don’t Pay for Expensive Tastes takes the same idea to the spa. Our pampered protagonist has expensive tastes—and would very much like you to foot the bill. Hot stones, champagne, and a small lesson in avatar economics. Who said an explainer couldn’t put its feet up?
Watch “Don’t Pay for Expensive Tastes”
Behind the scenes: Popcorn.co
We’re creating this series with Popcorn.co, a service that turns your content, ideas, and business goals into ongoing video. Popcorn’s AI showrunner runs the work behind each video: creative development, scripts, visuals, voices, music and editing, while our team gives the direction and approves what goes out. What impressed us is that it isn’t a tool that generates a shot and leaves you to assemble the jigsaw. It’s built for a steady stream of videos, so we can try new stories and visual jokes without making every short a major production.
Watch. Share. Stay tuned.
This is just the opening act. We’ll be exploring more ways to explain what SitePal does—and why it matters—in clips that earn their few seconds of your attention.
Watch the first three in Popcorn’s gallery, pass along your favorite, and tell us which SitePal topic deserves the next close-up.
Popcorn.co makes the videos. SitePal powers the conversations.
