Video Production takes a creative brief and produces a complete video — treatment, screenplay, AI storyboard with generated keyframes, individual video clips, and a final assembled cut with music and transitions. It's an end-to-end production pipeline accessible from a single conversation.
Most video tools only handle one stage. This one chains all six stages in sequence, passing the output of each step into the next automatically. You describe what you want to make; the pipeline handles writing, visual planning, generation, and assembly.
What you can do
- create_treatment — develop a creative treatment from a brief: tone, narrative arc, visual direction
- create_script — write a full screenplay with scene descriptions, dialogue, and timing
- create_storyboard — generate AI keyframe images for each scene based on the script
- revise_storyboard — iterate on individual scenes before committing to video generation
- generate_videos — generate video clips from the approved storyboard frames
- assemble_video — combine all clips with transitions and auto-generated music into a final video
Who it's for
Brand and agency teams producing video content for campaigns, filmmakers prototyping short-form concepts, marketers creating product reveal and explainer videos, and content creators who want to move from idea to finished video without a production crew.
How to use it
- Start with create_treatment — describe your video concept, target duration, brand, and tone
- Run create_script with the treatment to get a scene-by-scene screenplay
- Run create_storyboard to generate visual keyframes for every scene
- Optionally use revise_storyboard to adjust individual scenes before generation
- Run generate_videos to produce AI video clips for each storyboard frame
- Run assemble_video to merge clips with transitions and music into the finished video
Getting started
Start with a clear brief: what the video is for, how long it should be, what tone you want, and who the audience is. Set aspect_ratio to 16:9 for landscape or 9:16 for vertical/social formats.