Bring the material.
Use a single episode, a collection of footage, or a brief for a new production. Give the agents references and the context that matters.
Give your agents a brief, footage, or an entire library. Find the story, build the edit, generate what is missing, and keep directing until the piece feels right.
Give your agents the brief. See how they approach the work. Then change your mind, sharpen the idea, and keep directing.
Give me a week of clips from this episode. Vary the hooks, keep the guest’s meaning, and use our show style.
I’ll look for self-contained stories with a strong opening and a payoff, then build captioned clips with framing that follows the conversation.
Make the Facebook opening stronger. Start on the surprising answer and keep the explanation.
I can make that version and keep the earlier cut for comparison. You can keep refining the edit in chat or on the timeline.
Across all three seasons, find how our guests’ views on AI have changed. Build a compilation of their predictions, disagreements, and what happened next.
I’ll search across the library, follow the relevant scenes and narrative threads, and bring the arguments into one sequence with their source context.
Keep the qualification after that answer. Give the opposing view room before the next cut.
That context belongs in the edit. I can adjust the source ranges and pacing so both positions have room to make sense.
Create a launch film for our music festival. Dreamlike scenes, animated typography, and a voiceover that builds anticipation.
I can develop the sequence, generate shots from your references, and bring typography, voiceover, music, and sound into the same project.
Restyle the opening as anime. Make the voiceover more intimate and extend the final shot.
I can explore that direction shot by shot, then place the new material into the edit for you to review.
Create a three-part vertical thriller. A voice message arrives from tomorrow. Each episode should reveal one thing and end with a reason to watch the next.
Let’s build the episode beats, the characters, and the cliffhangers. I can generate scenes from references and bring them together with dialogue, music, and captions.
End episode two before she opens the door. Keep that reveal for the opening of episode three.
That gives the next episode a clear hook. I can revise the sequence and help you review the pacing and character continuity before release.
Illustrative conversations showing how you can direct the work. Start your own project in Starzero.
Chat gets the work moving. The project gives you somewhere to make the final choices.
Use a single episode, a collection of footage, or a brief for a new production. Give the agents references and the context that matters.
Change the hook, reorder a sequence, restyle a shot, or add motion graphics and a voiceover. Keep the revisions in the same creative conversation.
Use the timeline to refine a cut, inspect the composition, or adjust supported framing keyframes. Review previews before the final render.
Render the piece or export supported project files and assets for your team’s finishing process. Reuse your brand instructions in the next production.