Video Rebirth launches BACH 1.0 Pro with 12-reference video control
The Singapore startup says its model ranked No. 2 in Artificial Analysis' silent image-to-video category and lists 1080p API generation at $0.12 per second.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: X
Why it matters
Video Rebirth is betting that reference-driven control and consistent assets can make generated footage useful in production. Whether the model reduces rework enough to justify its cost will depend on retries and revisions as well as the listed $0.12-per-second price for 1080p generation.
Video Rebirth announced BACH 1.0 Pro on October 15th, pitching the video-generation model to film, advertising, e-commerce and animation teams that need to keep characters and products consistent across shots. Its launch post on X says users can feed a generation up to 12 image, video or audio references. The company also links an API for developers.