Rembrand has pioneered the use of Spatially Aware AI (™), which we call Regenerative Fusion (™). We have leveraged our advancements in this area to create a new form of video advertising that is unskippable, unblockable and non-interruptive to content. It entertains and engages audiences, delivering additional monetization to creators, consumer attention to brands, and delight to consumers. We call this In-Scene Media. After 18 months of being in the market, we are thrilled to start giving creators the ability to make In-Scene Media a part of every video.

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In the ever-evolving landscape of advertising, product placement has emerged as a powerful tool for brands to connect with audiences. Whether it’s a subtle appearance of a smartphone in a popular TV show or a character sipping a recognizable soft drink in a movie, product placement strategically integrates products into various forms of media.

Around 75% of ISM placements are embedded in YouTube videos, and more often than ever before, YouTube is being watched on a CTV device. In the past, YouTube was confined to desktops and mobile devices, but these are no longer the case. This echoes the overall growth of CTV across the industry.

In-Scene Media represents the future of advertising, offering a powerful way for brands to drive awareness and connect with audiences. By embedding products into the content people love, brands can achieve higher engagement, recall, and trust. Whether through collaborations with creators or integrations into major studio productions, In-Scene Media is a valuable tool for any brand looking to make a lasting impact.

Turning Viewers Into Fans Without Disrupting Their Experience

The video advertising industry needs to evolve towards a more accurate and fair pricing model: Cost Per Second Viewed (CPSV). This approach would better reflect the true value that brands receive from their video content, aligning costs with actual viewer engagement.