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A music video is usually a multi-step project: creative direction, performance footage, supporting visuals, shot continuity, and editing. Keep those decisions in one Space so the agent can build on the same song and visual language.

Choose a structure

  • Performance-led — the artist or character carries most of the video.
  • Narrative-led — generated scenes tell a story around the song.
  • Hybrid — performance anchors the edit while narrative or abstract shots add rhythm and scale.

Workflow

1

Add the song

Upload the final audio and describe the artist, audience, platform, and intended visual direction.
2

Plan before generating

Ask the agent for sections, visual motifs, a beat-aware shot list, or a storyboard. Decide where performance and supporting visuals should appear.
3

Create visual anchors

Build Elements for recurring artists, outfits, environments, or styles when consistency matters across shots.
4

Generate short clips

Create focused shots with a clear subject action and camera direction. Review identity and continuity before producing the next group.
5

Edit in Composer

Assemble the clips, align cuts to the song, adjust timing, and export the final composition.

Direct a shot

Lock the visual rules and two or three representative frames before generating the full shot list.