A Studio is a connected production workspace. It keeps the brief, product details, visual references, scene direction, generation steps and editing work together so a campaign can develop across several scenes and outputs.
Start from the production you need
Open Studios and browse the available categories and Studio previews. Review the included steps before starting. A category preset supplies a reusable setup, not verified information about your product.
Use a published Studio when its structure fits your work, or start a blank one. Director can also help plan a connected draft from your brief. Opening that draft prepares the workspace; it does not run its generators.
Gather the inputs in one place
Add product photographs, approved visual references and a written brief. Use a category-specific details form when the Studio provides one. Replace sample values with real facts: materials, product features, intended audience, required wording and restrictions.
Organize reference images and scene notes into moodboards or scene groups. Make clear which material belongs to the overall campaign and which applies to one shot.
Connect the creative steps
A node is one input, instruction or operation. Connections pass an output into a compatible input on another node. For example, a product reference and a details form can inform a Director node; its instructions can then guide an image or video generator.
Inspect each connection and each node's settings. A video generator may need a first frame, source clip or other reference depending on its model. Text connected to a prompt input does not replace required media.
Refine individual scenes
Run a small part of the production first and inspect the output. Rework a scene's instructions before propagating it into later steps.
For a precise image change, open the inpainting or image editing tool, provide the source, mark the target area and describe the replacement. An annotation communicates the change; a mask defines a selected region. Keep instructions about what should remain unchanged explicit.
Finish the production deliberately
Check scene continuity, product accuracy, text and sound. Use the available editing tools for trimming, sequencing, lip sync or other finishing steps that your production needs.
Director's automatic builder supports a subset of Studio nodes. It does not automatically finish every specialized edit, generate the complete audio production or assemble all scenes into a final film. Open the Studio to configure those tools and review each result. Check the current estimate for each generation rather than treating a whole Studio as one fixed-price operation.
