Brief to published ad, on Mac, Windows or Linux
Every step, from the brief to the publish check, runs on your own machine.
How a video gets made
Seven steps from brief to publish
The same steps you work through in the studio.
- Step 1: Brief Say what you want to make and who it's for.
- Step 2: Script Scene cards to edit; any scene can be rewritten on its own.
- Step 3: Storyboard Every shot with what we see, the camera move and its length.
- Step 4: Keyframes A still frame for each shot, from your cast and references.
- Step 5: Shots Each shot made into video, with versions to compare.
- Step 6: Timeline The cut, with music, voice-over and captions.
- Step 7: Publish Checks for rights and consent before anything goes out.
What it adds up to
TODO: time
From brief to first cut
TODO: measured on the demo project
TODO: amount
Saved against hosted model prices
TODO: from the studio's usage records
Offline
After setup
Every model and service runs on your machine.
The studio, as you'll use it
TODO: screenshot 01 projects (demo workspace)
TODO: screenshot 14 deck editor
TODO: screenshot 08 publish
Checked before it goes out
Every export passes the publish checks: rights, logos, faces and consent, licences, and a provenance credential.
- Music and sounds have licences Every track on the timeline has its licence on file. Pass
- A face needs a consent record A reviewer looks at the evidence and decides. Review
- A logo appears in shot 3 Change the shot, or make it again. Blocking
See it on a real brief
We'll walk you through a project from the first line of the brief to the publish check.