Agents give Creative Producers more time to guide creative work from plan to approval.
Build shoot plans from approved concepts and booked logistics.
Your shoot lead gets a video shoot brief with priority shots and a timed plan, delivered in the same email thread as the request.
Cut a captioned event recap and ask the team to approve the draft.
Get a short, captioned recap from your event recording, with a draft link in your team's chat so reviewers can approve it or request changes.
Prepare labeled voiceover files for creative review.
Get a downloadable audio narration set in your request chat, with recordings labeled to match your scripts and chosen voices.
Deliver checked ad mockups for the advertiser's approval.
Get a feed ad image that fits your placement and brand guide. Review the file and preview in your original chat thread.
Show reviewers what changed from the approved video cut.
Your producer gets a fresh approval review for a replacement cut, with both versions and the changed moments in one place.
Deliver numbered carousel card sets for campaign review.
You get numbered image cards for LinkedIn carousel ads, plus a sequence preview and review folder link on your campaign brief.
Prepare branded video cuts for the creative team's review.
Get a reviewable MP4 from your script with an AI video generator, plus a clear note on any brand assets still needed.
Write one usable image prompt per reference on the creative request.
Copyable image prompts appear on your request task when you move it to Ready, shaped by your brief and attached references.
Prepare image prompts for creative review on request cards.
Get an AI image prompt on your visual request card, ready to copy. See your topic and desired look reflected in the draft.
Shape the brief from footage and notes before the editor starts.
Give your editor a clear cut plan beside the source footage, so they can see what to use and what you want reviewed.
Produce approved narration in the chosen voice for client work.
Get a checked MP3 in your chosen voice, right beside the script, with a clear handoff for its requester.