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Video

The launch video, from a brief to a reviewed cut.

Video Studio turns a brief into a script, generates the footage on your own fal account and reviews every stage against the actual frames before you pick the final cut.

How it works

  1. 1

    Write the brief

    Title, audience, message, call to action, format and a length from 4 to 60 seconds.

  2. 2

    Approve the spend

    Each paid generation shows its estimate and waits for your approval, or runs inside an allowance you set.

  3. 3

    Review the candidates

    The agent critiques the script, the footage and the cut, citing frames sampled from the real media.

  4. 4

    Accept the cut

    Pick the reviewed final cut, or assemble your own from the storyboard’s takes.

Production

From brief to final cut

A production run plans the video, generates it scene by scene and assembles the cut, with every brief and review kept as a version.

  • Text, image or reference to video
  • 9:16, 16:9 and 1:1, with up to 9 reference images and 10 reference videos
  • Manual projects with a storyboard of scenes and takes

Spend

Spending you approve

Generation bills your own fal account. By default each exact request needs its own approval; you can instead grant a scoped, expiring allowance.

  • Allowances capped by cost, attempts and a daily limit
  • Scoped to one brief and its allowed models
  • A cost reservation holds until an uncertain submission is settled

Review

Reviewed against the real frames

Every review cites inspections of frames decoded from the exact media, at the script, footage and final stages, so each critique describes what was actually generated.

  • Script, footage and final-cut reviews
  • You pick the final cut
  • An interrupted run never silently replays a paid step

Where it stops for you

Runs on its own

  • Plans and scripts the video from the brief
  • Critiques the script, footage and cut
  • Inspects the generated media frame by frame
  • Assembles candidate cuts

Waits for you

  • Each paid generation, or the allowance that covers it
  • Choosing the final cut
  • Preparing a post from the cut

What it works with

Reads

  • Your brief
  • Approved designs
  • Reference images and videos
  • Company voice
  • fal

Produces

  • Versioned briefs and reviews
  • Generated takes
  • Final renders
  • Saved assets

Where founders use it

A launch video

Scripted from what the launch actually ships and approved before a dollar is spent.

Short social clips

Vertical cuts from one brief, each reviewed against the frames before you post it.

Variants of a winner

Create a variant or revise a request without starting the brief again.

How it compares with a video generator

InputVideo generator: A prompt per clip.Boardbox: A brief with audience, message and call to action, in your voice.
SpendVideo generator: Credits spent as you click.Boardbox: Your own account, with each request or an allowance approved.
ReviewVideo generator: You watch every take.Boardbox: The agent reviews frames from the real media first.
ContextVideo generator: Nothing about your product.Boardbox: The approved screens and the launch they belong to.

In the Tablebird launch

The launch video, cut from the real screens.

Scripted from the approved design and generated scene by scene on Tablebird’s own video key, in the same workspace as the rest of the launch.

Follow the whole launch

What people ask

Which video models does it use?
Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0 Fast through your own fal account. You pay fal directly, at their price.
How long can a video be?
Briefs run from 4 to 60 seconds, assembled from generated scenes.
Is the estimate what I will be billed?
It is an estimate. fal bills you directly for what was actually generated.
Can it make videos outside a launch?
Yes. Start from a brief without an Initiative or a social account.
Can I edit the cut myself?
Yes. Manual projects give you a storyboard of scenes and takes to select and assemble.

Early access · macOS

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