AI Content Development in Bangladesh | Azizul Hoque Shiplu

Azizul Hoque Shiplu — Dhaka, Bangladesh

AI Content Development in Bangladesh

Governed AI content production in Bangladesh. Install BDT 90,000–2.8 lakh; monthly BDT 60,000–1.5 lakh.

Service · Dhaka, Bangladesh

AI Content Development in Bangladesh

AI content development here is governed production: models for volume, a human who has run 100+ advertising films for taste and risk. Azizul Hoque Shiplu does not sell prompt dumps. A governed system typically BDT 90,000–2,80,000 to install, then BDT 60,000–1,50,000 a month to keep honest.

OVC volume, localisation, and cutdowns are the honest use. Brand films that still need a face, a location and a permit are not "an AI job." He will say no.

The pipeline, plainly

Two tools, not one magic button. Image prompts are written and directed in Bengali through Gemini, so the visual reads as Bangladeshi rather than translated. Motion comes from Magnific, prompted shot by shot with camera movement, subject motion and duration specified per clip, plus lip-sync voiceover cues built into the prompt itself rather than patched on afterward. Every generated frame holds a consistent character appearance across a sequence, delivered in 16:9 for broadcast and OVC use.

Where this earns its keep

Seasonal and occasion-led work is where the volume argument actually holds. A Father's Day campaign for IFAD Group — built around the IFAD LEO vehicle alongside Rousu Masala and Pillow Chips — used this exact pipeline to produce a full set of campaign assets on a seasonal timeline no live shoot could match. A humour-led OVC for Bashundhara Cement, built on a football-rivalry concept under the line "কিছু বিষয়ে তর্ক চলে না," used full storyboarding and frame-by-frame prompting before a single frame was generated, with product branding deliberately kept out of focus until the final two frames — a brand-safety decision, not a technical limitation.

What this is not

Not a replacement for a shoot that needs a real face, a real location, or a permit. Not a way to skip the claims and legal check a brand film would get anyway. Not unsupervised — every batch has a named human reviewer with the authority to reject output before it reaches a client, the same authority he applies to a live-action cut.

The review layer

Draft, then review — never the reverse order. Claims are checked against what the product can actually support. Cultural read happens before delivery, not after a complaint. Final cut approval sits with the same person accountable for the 100+ films already in the portfolio, not with whichever model produced the fastest draft.

Indicative cost range

EngagementIndicative rangeWhat it covers
System installBDT 90,000–2,80,000Workflow, review rules, first batch
Monthly governanceBDT 60,000–1,50,000Taste, legal, brand risk

Indicative professional fees for work Azizul Hoque Shiplu leads himself, in Bangladesh, 2026. VAT, talent, kit hire, media, location fees, travel and ministry permits are extra and billed at cost. A written quote follows a brief with dates, cities and outcome. WhatsApp +880 1810-152555.

Frequently asked questions

Do you generate ads with no shoot?

Sometimes for cutdowns and tests. Hero films still need a unit.

Cost?

Install BDT 90k–2.8 lakh; monthly 60k–1.5 lakh.

Who owns the output?

You, in writing, before volume starts.

Disclosure?

If a reasonable viewer would ask “was this made by a model?”, say so. That is Google’s own helpful-content note.

Different from OVC?

OVC is the film job. This page is the factory that must not poison the brand.

Bengali AI voices?

Possible. Still needs a human ear.

Training data risk?

He will not feed your unreleased films into a public model.

Start?

Send the volume you think you need and one film you refuse to cheapen.