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The Video Studio pane

Video Studio is the Music-Studio idea at video scale: describe a video, get an editable storyboard, and refine it before a single frame is rendered. Open it from the command palette (Open Video Studio), open the video studio pane, the Video Studio starter recipe, or by saying storyboard a video about the launch.

Type a subject and a target length, then Draft. You get a sensible scene arc — hook, problem, how it works, why it matters, call to action — each scene with a caption, a duration, and a shot prompt for the video model. Edit any field, reorder scenes with the arrows, remove them, or Add scene. The total runtime updates as you go, and the whole board saves with the pane.

  • To Writer drops the storyboard into a Writer document (a shot list you can share or expand).
  • To Director hands the board to a Director agent to expand each scene into a shot description and voiceover line and advise on the soundtrack and stitch order.

Nothing renders while you plan. Generating each scene’s clip and stitching them with captions and voiceover is the confirm-gated render phase — drive it through the Director, or generate shots one at a time with generate a video of …. (Full one-click multi-scene assembly is coming; today the studio owns the plan and the handoff.)

Frequently asked questions

Does drafting a storyboard spend anything?

No. Drafting and editing the storyboard is free and local — it's just a plan. Generating clips and rendering the final video are separate, confirm-gated steps that use your media models.