Secure Consent
Signed releases for each use, market, and duration collected first. Nothing starts without them.
Grapes Worldwide 's Face Swap agent adapts on-screen talent only with signed consent: licensed likeness replacement for regional versions, reshoots, and continuity fixes, with every use logged, labelled, and cleared by a named rights owner.
Get a Free Microdrama ConsultationFrom Mankind Pharma and Panasonic to Paytm, JCB, and Siyaram's, category leaders work with Grapes because our likeness work is done by an agent that checks consent before it touches a frame, and governed by people who answer for every use.
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Face swap is one of the most useful tools in short-form production, and one of the easiest to misuse. Used well, it lets one series carry local faces in every market, fixes a continuity error without a reshoot, or replaces a stand-in with the licensed lead. Our Face Swap agent does that work only on talent who have signed for the specific use, market, and duration. Every swap is logged, labelled where platforms or law require it, and cleared by a named rights owner.
No swap starts without a signed release covering the specific use, market, platforms, and duration.
One series, local faces: licensed regional talent placed into the lead roles for each market you release in.
Missed lines, changed scenes, and pickups fixed with the original licensed talent, without recalling the crew.
Small mismatches in hair, make-up, or expression corrected across shots, so episodes stay seamless.
Stunt performers and body doubles finished with the licensed lead's likeness, safely and seamlessly.
Every swapped shot checked for lighting, skin, edges, and motion, so nothing looks uncanny on a phone.
Disclosure labels and provenance metadata applied wherever platforms or regulation require them.
Every swapped asset cleared by a named rights owner, with each use recorded against its consent record.
Five stages, one goal: likeness work that is useful, seamless, and defensible. Running for brands across five countries.
Signed releases for each use, market, and duration collected first. Nothing starts without them.
Likeness models built only from consented, licensed material.
Shots swapped and matched for lighting, skin, and motion.
Disclosure labels, provenance metadata, and use logs applied.
A named rights owner clears every asset before release.
The Face Swap agent runs sub-agents across likeness work: consent checkers verify every release before work begins, model builders create likeness models only from licensed material, render agents swap and match each shot, quality agents score realism, and labelling agents apply disclosure and provenance. All of it runs in our own stack, with likeness data isolated per talent and never used for anything beyond the signed scope. Every asset ends at a named rights owner.
Agents verify signed releases for use, market, and duration before any work.
Human checkpoint
Agents build likeness models only from licensed, consented material.
Human checkpoint
Agents swap and match faces shot by shot for lighting and motion.
Human checkpoint
Agents score realism, edges, and skin on every swapped frame.
Human checkpoint
Agents apply disclosure labels and provenance metadata by market.
Human checkpoint
Agents record every use against its consent record.
Human checkpoint
What changes for you
AI multiplies our output. It never replaces our judgment.
The questions CXOs ask us before signing, answered straight.
It adapts on-screen talent in microdrama episodes, but only with signed consent: licensed likeness replacement for regional versions, pickups and reshoots, continuity corrections, and stunt or double finishing. Every use is logged, labelled where required, and cleared by a named rights owner.
No. No swap starts without a signed release covering the specific use, markets, platforms, and duration. We do not work with likenesses of people who have not agreed, including public figures, and we decline requests that cannot meet this standard.
Disclosure labels and provenance metadata are applied wherever platforms or regulation require them, and we follow each platform's rules on synthetic or altered media. Your compliance owner checks the labels before release.
Consent records include revocation terms. If consent is withdrawn within those terms, the likeness model is retired, future use stops, and we work with you on any assets already released, as the contract sets out.
That is the goal. Every shot is checked for lighting, skin, edges, and motion, and anything that looks uncanny is re-rendered. A VFX lead and editor review every episode.
Inside our stack, isolated per talent, with access scoped to the project. Likeness data is never used beyond the signed scope and never trains a public model.
Because we treat likeness as a right, not a feature. Our work comes from the studio behind 145% organic YouTube view growth and 189% install growth, with consent verified, every use logged, and a named person accountable for each asset.