BEFORE YOU START
Before you start
Open the project you want to work on. If you are new, start with the first-video guide before exploring these controls.
Screenshots show actual sample projects. Your interface may vary with your plan and updates. Instructions describe desktop browser operation; this guide can also be read on a phone.
Prepare what to tell the studio
Describe the audience, message, viewing context, duration, orientation and facts. For example: a one-minute library introduction for international residents covering opening hours and required items.
- Check Compare proposal order and scene content.
- Conversation area
- Describe requests and revisions, including presenters, captions and photos.
- Clarifying choices
- Choose answers that fit the actual use. Explicitly identify undecided details.
- Beta and plans
- The entry point is not shown on some plans. Check current availability.
Compare proposed structures
Proposal cards show scene counts and estimated timing. Compare message order and content, not just visual appearance.
- Check Compare proposal order and scene content.
- Proposal cards
- Compare differences in the opening, explanation and closing.
- Selected proposal indicator
- Shows which proposal is being used.
- View cuts
- Opens a larger viewer for individual scenes.
Inspect each scene and its dialogue
Open View cuts and move through the scenes. Read on-screen text and dialogue, checking for missing or overstated information.
- Check Open a cut to inspect its heading, presenter and dialogue.
- Previous / next cut
- Moves between scenes, with the current index and total count shown.
- Composition preview
- Reviews presenters, material and headings. A proposal image is not playback of the finished video.
- Dialogue and estimated duration
- Reviews what is said and the estimated length of the scene.
Make revisions specific
While the conversation is active, identify the scene and change: shorten scene 2, show three required items, or add booking instructions at the end. Review neighboring scenes after revisions.
- Check Open a cut to inspect its heading, presenter and dialogue.
- Factual corrections
- Provide and verify correct dates, amounts and names.
- Structural revisions
- Specify order, information density and presenter presence rather than an unspecified request to improve it.
- Review before proceeding
- Review the selected proposal, orientation, duration and wording before continuing.
Continue in the video editor
After project creation, the conversation indicates that it has become a video project and may disable further input. Continue with Finish in the video editor.
- Check Compare proposal order and scene content.
- Finish in video editor
- Adjust position, voices and captions in the track editor, then generate and export as needed.
- End consultation
- Leaves the consultation; it is different from continuing to finishing. Read the on-screen guidance.
- Verify completion
- Opening the editor is not completion. Review the exported MP4.
BEFORE YOU FINISH
One final check.
After editing, check the intended presenter, clip and display language. Generate and play changes that require rendering, then check the saved status.