What source document should I start with?

Use the current document or file that contains the facts, terms, and sequence your audience needs. Name the viewer question so the video does more than repeat the source.

How do I keep the explanation appropriate for this work?

Have the campaign or event owner approve names, dates, brand assets, claims, and the final audience promise before publishing.

What should I review before I share this video?

Have the campaign or event owner approve names, dates, brand assets, claims, and the final audience promise before publishing.

Turn campaign briefs into clear communication videos

Upload campaign briefs, event agendas, speaker notes, launch plans, and brand assets to generate precise marketing videos with a clear audience story, program structure, and brand context.

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Illustrative workflow · Editorial Exhibition

City Science Night Brief and Agenda

Try this

“Using @City Science Night Brief and Agenda, turn the source into a clear editorial exhibition explanation for event and community communications teams.”

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Help customers see the value sooner

Turn product value into a story customers want to watch

Try this

“Using @AsterLoop product marketing brief, show an interview, product journey, and brand close.”

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Start an adventure with one character

Let one character lead a complete story

Try this

“Using @Supermom, create a clay-style journey through the solar system.”

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Who it’s for

Marketing and communications teams
You need a brief-led story that makes the audience promise more concrete.
- Marketing teams
- Communications teams
Typical documents:BriefsBrand assets

Prepare your documents

Start with the source you already trust

Turn campaign briefs, event agendas, speaker notes, launch plans, and brand assets into clear audience-led video stories.

Campaign briefs
Event agendas
Speaker notes
Launch plans
Brand assets

Before you start

Use the current, complete source version
Mark the sections, steps, charts, or figures that deserve focus
Identify the terms, numbers, warnings, or wording that must remain

A focused path

Start with the audience promise, then show the moments that make it credible and specific.

1
Name the viewer’s question
Start with the audience promise, then show the moments that make it credible and specific.
2
Bring the source that carries the details
Add the current source and name the sections, terms, figures, or steps that the explanation must preserve.
3
Refine the explanation for its use context
Have the campaign or event owner approve names, dates, brand assets, claims, and the final audience promise before publishing.

Useful next step

Use a resource or case that matches this task

Turn a brief or agenda into a clear public-facing story

Events and community