Schedule
Marketing Video runs when you ask. It has no autonomous schedule and does not post on a recurring basis. Every script, storyboard, render, and approval card is triggered by you: a request you send in Slack, or a step you start in the Video space of The Marketing Workspace.
How Requests Are Triggered
| Trigger | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Direct mention in the agent's channel | Agent reads the brief and begins work |
| Follow-up in the same thread | Agent continues with edits, redrafts, or a revised storyboard |
| A step you start in the app | You generate the script, plan shots, render, assemble, review, and publish a step at a time, each with its own button |
| Campaign brief from Marketing Strategist | Agent receives the video brief as part of a larger campaign package and begins the script |
Typical Turnaround
| Work Item | Approximate Time |
|---|---|
| Script only | 2 to 4 minutes |
| Script and storyboard (no images) | 4 to 6 minutes |
| Script, storyboard, and stills via Marketing Designer | 8 to 15 minutes (depends on image generation) |
| Rendering a still into a clip | 1 to 3 minutes per shot |
| Assembling the rendered clips into the final video | 1 to 3 minutes |
| Brand review on the assembled video | under a minute |
| Revised script or storyboard after edits | 2 to 4 minutes |
These are approximate. Requests with more context and a clear brief finish faster than open-ended ones. Rendering and assembly run a step at a time, so a full short-form video usually takes a few rounds of clicking and waiting rather than one long job.
Availability
The agent is available continuously. You can post a request at any time and receive the approval card in the same session.
For campaign work involving multiple video pieces, send one brief at a time. The agent handles each request as a separate package, which makes approval and revision cleaner than bundling everything into one message.