Marketing Video
Marketing Video is your dedicated video production agent. Give it a topic, audience, and goal, and it produces a complete short-form video package: a script built to timing and brand voice, then a shot-by-shot storyboard with image direction and motion guidance for each scene. Every deliverable comes to you as an approval card before anything leaves the agent.
The agent grounds every script in your brand playbook and voice guidelines. You do not need to paste in tone reminders or style notes. The brief drives the output, and the result reflects your client's identity, not a generic template.
Stills for each shot are coordinated with Marketing Designer. The agent hands off the image brief for each scene and brings the results into the storyboard. You review the whole package together.
Key Capabilities
| Capability | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Script writing | Hook, voice-over body, and call to action, paced to the target duration |
| Shot-by-shot storyboard | Image brief, motion direction, and voice-over assignment per shot |
| Brand voice grounding | Script tone derived from your client's brand playbook, not generic defaults |
| Aspect ratio support | 16:9 (landscape), 9:16 (vertical), and 1:1 (square) |
| Rationale summary | A short explanation of why the script is structured for this audience |
| Still image coordination | Image briefs handed to Marketing Designer per shot |
The Approval Rule
Marketing Video does not publish, distribute, or hand work to any downstream tool without your sign-off. When the script and storyboard are ready, the agent posts an approval card in Slack. You review both documents there. You can approve, request edits, ask for a full redraft, or skip.
Nothing moves forward until you act on that card.
Who It's For
- Account managers: Request video packages for clients on any topic or campaign objective.
- Content and marketing staff: Turn a brief into a ready-to-produce script and storyboard without starting from scratch.
- Agency owners: Ensure every video deliverable reflects the client's brand before production begins.
Related
- Commands: how to request scripts and storyboards
- Notifications: what approval cards and status messages look like
- Schedule: when the agent runs and how long work takes
- Examples: end-to-end walkthroughs of real request types
- Troubleshooting: common questions and what to do when output looks off