Per-client workspaces
Brand kits, voice and media libraries, render queues and audit logs are sandboxed per client. Switch accounts without cross-contamination.
Who it's for
One production pipeline. Every team that ships video.
StudioCut is an AI video production pipeline — it delivers a publish-ready video, not raw clips: a written script, a real voiceover, and scene-by-scene direction, with one human review gate at the storyboard. Below are seven worked workflows. Each one replaces a small production team, and each names exactly which roles it stands in for.
For agencies · Start here
Agency-grade collaboration without enterprise pricing
Run every client's video production from one pipeline. Shared brand, voice and media libraries get reused across accounts; team roles and client review links keep approvals clean.
Replaces a team — per client account
For every client you run, the pipeline replaces what used to need a scriptwriter, a voice artist, a video editor, a project manager and an account coordinator — without adding a head to your payroll or a per-seat enterprise contract.
Libraries that travel
Reuse brand, voice and media libraries across every account on your subscription — set a client's look once, every video stays on-brand.
Team roles
Assign producers, editors and reviewers across accounts. Everyone works the same five-phase pipeline; permissions stay scoped per client.
Client review links
Invite the client as a Reviewer at any phase gate. They approve the script, voiceover or scenes; you ship — no email threads.
Volume billing
Pool video quota across clients or set per-client caps. One subscription, billing rolls up to you.
For agencies
Video coming soon
Marketing teams
Campaign output without an edit bay
Turn a blog post into a YouTube ad, a Reel, and a square-format social post in one run — each one a publish-ready video, not raw clips.
Sample workflow
- Paste the campaign blog post URL.
- Pick brand kit. AI fills colors, fonts, and logo placement.
- Approve Phase 1 storyboard (10 scenes, 60 seconds).
- Toggle Auto-Approve for the rest.
- Receive three formats + metadata for YouTube, Reels, and LinkedIn.
Replaces a team: what used to need a scriptwriter, a voice artist and a video editor — in one pipeline, with you approving every phase.
E-commerce
Product demos at catalog scale
Pump a CSV of SKUs into a recurring video production pipeline. New listings get videos overnight.
Sample workflow
- Connect product feed (CSV, RSS, or your existing product database).
- Define a template: hook → product shots → key spec → CTA.
- Set fan-out: 9:16 for Shorts/Reels, 1:1 for Insta.
- Cron nightly. New SKUs become published videos by morning.
Replaces a team: what used to need a scriptwriter, a voice artist, a video editor and a project manager scheduling the catalog — in one pipeline running on a cron.
For e-commerce
Video coming soon
SaaS
Release notes that watch like a trailer
Turn a changelog entry into a launch teaser, an in-app tour video, and a help-doc clip.
Sample workflow
- Paste the changelog item or feature brief.
- Generate three variants: marketing teaser, in-app tour, doc clip.
- Multi-language fan-out for international users.
Replaces a team: what used to need a scriptwriter, a voice artist and a video editor turning every release into a teaser — in one pipeline you sign off phase by phase.
For SaaS
Video coming soon
Creators
Ship without an editor on payroll
From idea to publish-ready, in one window. Channel-consistent thanks to brand kits.
YouTube long-form
8-12 minute pieces from a topic prompt or article URL.
Shorts & Reels
30-60s 9:16 with on-screen text, captions, and trending music.
Series mode
Define episode template once. Drop topics. Get episodes.
Replaces a team: what used to need a scriptwriter, a voice artist and a video editor on every upload — in one pipeline, so you can ship a channel without an editor on payroll.
For creators
Video coming soon
Educators
Course content that scales
Lesson scripts in, lesson videos out. Multi-language fan-out for international learners.
Lecture cards
Title card, body slides, recap. Templates included.
Quiz inserts
Auto-insert knowledge-check cards between sections.
Captions & transcripts
Burned or sidecar; transcripts auto-generated for accessibility.
Replaces a team: what used to need a scriptwriter, a voice artist, a video editor and a course producer keeping a curriculum consistent — in one pipeline you approve lesson by lesson.
Automated teams
Production driven from a conversation
Brief the assistant you already work in, and let it fill the forms. The two decisions worth a human — the price and the storyboard — stay with you. See the MCP integration.
Back catalogue to Shorts
Point it at your best-performing posts and read a dry run instead of filling nine forms.
One key per client
A key bound to one agency workspace can spend there and nowhere else. Contract ends, key is revoked, nothing else is touched.
Batches under a ceiling
Set credits per day, week or month on the key. A start that would breach it is refused before any money moves.
Replaces a team: the producer who translated a brief into twenty wizard forms — except the brief never leaves the conversation it was written in. Five worked examples →