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Overview

VideoDraft’s AI Agents are specialized assistants that help you throughout the video creation process. Each agent has deep expertise in their domain and works collaboratively to produce professional-quality videos.
AI Agents are available across all plans and provide contextual assistance based on your current workflow and project needs.

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Meet Your AI Team

AI Screenwriter

Crafts compelling scripts and narratives

AI Director

Plans visual storytelling and cinematography

AI Editor

Assembles and refines your final video

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AI Screenwriter

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Capabilities

The AI Screenwriter specializes in:
  • Script Development: Creating complete scripts from ideas
  • Dialogue Writing: Natural, character-appropriate conversations
  • Story Structure: Three-act structure, pacing, and flow
  • Scene Descriptions: Detailed visual and audio cues
  • Adaptation: Converting existing content into video scripts

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How to Work with the Screenwriter

Provide:
  • Basic concept or idea
  • Target audience
  • Desired length
  • Tone and style
The Screenwriter will create a complete script with scenes, dialogue, and directions.

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Example Interactions

You: “I need a 90-second script for our new fitness app demo”Screenwriter: “I’ll create an engaging script that showcases your app’s key features. Here’s a structure:Opening Hook (0-10s): ‘Tired of complicated fitness tracking?’ Problem (10-20s): Show frustration with current solutions Solution (20-60s): Demonstrate 3 key features with benefits Results (60-80s): Show user success stories CTA (80-90s): Download call-to-action[Full script follows…]”
You: “The dialogue in scene 3 feels stiff”Screenwriter: “I’ll make it more natural. Instead of: ‘I am very pleased with this product’s performance.’Try: ‘Wow, this actually works! I wasn’t expecting it to be this good.’The casual tone and genuine surprise make it more relatable…”

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Screenwriter Best Practices

  1. Be Specific: Include genre, audience, and goals
  2. Provide Context: Share brand voice or examples
  3. Iterate: Don’t accept the first draft
  4. Ask Questions: Request clarification on choices
  5. Trust Expertise: Let the AI suggest improvements

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AI Director

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Capabilities

The AI Director excels at:
  • Visual Planning: Shot composition and sequences
  • Cinematography: Camera angles and movements
  • Mood Setting: Lighting, color, and atmosphere
  • Pacing: Scene duration and transitions
  • Style Guidance: Maintaining visual consistency

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Working with the Director

The Director helps choose:
  • Color palettes
  • Lighting moods
  • Camera techniques
  • Visual themes
  • Reference styles

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Director Consultation Examples

You: “I want a mysterious, thriller vibe”Director: “For a thriller atmosphere, I recommend:
  • Lighting: Low-key with strong shadows
  • Colors: Desaturated with blue/green tints
  • Camera: Dutch angles for unease, tight close-ups
  • Movement: Slow push-ins to build tension
  • Transitions: Sharp cuts during suspense moments”
You: “This needs to work on TikTok and YouTube”Director: “I’ll plan for both platforms:
  • Safe zones: Keep key info center-frame
  • Dual aspect: 9:16 primary, 16:9 secondary
  • Opening: Hook in first 3 seconds
  • Text: Large, readable on mobile
  • Pacing: Faster cuts for short attention spans”

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Director’s Visual Language

Common cinematography terms the Director uses:
  • Establishing shot: Wide view to set location
  • Close-up: Emotional impact
  • Over-the-shoulder: Conversation dynamics
  • Tracking shot: Following action
  • Aerial view: Scale and context

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AI Editor

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Capabilities

The AI Editor specializes in:
  • Scene Assembly: Ordering clips for maximum impact
  • Pacing Control: Timing cuts and transitions
  • Audio Sync: Matching visuals to sound
  • Effects Selection: Appropriate transitions and filters
  • Final Polish: Color correction and finishing touches

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Editor Workflow

1

Rough Cut

Initial assembly of all scenes in order
2

Fine Cut

Adjust timing, remove unnecessary content
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Transitions

Add appropriate transitions between scenes
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Audio Mix

Balance voice, music, and effects
5

Final Review

Polish and prepare for export

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Editor Consultation Examples

You: “The middle section feels slow”Editor: “I’ll tighten the pacing:
  • Cut duration: Reduce scene 4 from 8s to 5s
  • Add energy: Insert quick montage at 1:30
  • Music cue: Increase tempo during slow parts
  • Visual variety: Alternate wide/close shots
  • Remove pause: Cut 2s silence at 2:15”
You: “What transitions work for a corporate video?”Editor: “For professional content:
  • Primary: Simple cuts (90% of transitions)
  • Scene changes: Subtle fades (1s duration)
  • Time jumps: Cross-dissolve
  • Avoid: Flashy wipes or spins
  • End screen: Fade to logo with 2s hold”

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Editor’s Technical Tips

  1. J-Cuts: Audio leads video for smooth flow
  2. L-Cuts: Video leads audio for continuity
  3. Match Cuts: Similar shapes/movements between scenes
  4. Rhythm Editing: Cut on music beats
  5. Breathing Room: Don’t cut too quickly

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Working with All Agents

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Collaborative Workflow

The agents work best together:
  1. Screenwriter creates the script
  2. Director plans the visuals
  3. Editor assembles everything
They share context and build on each other’s work.

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When to Consult Which Agent

  • Screenwriter: Story and script
  • Director: Visual planning
  • Both for creative alignment

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Getting the Most from AI Agents

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Best Practices

  1. Context is Key
    • Share project goals
    • Provide examples
    • Explain constraints
  2. Ask for Reasoning
    • “Why this approach?”
    • “What alternatives exist?”
    • “How does this serve the story?”
  3. Iterate Frequently
    • Get feedback early
    • Make adjustments
    • Refine continuously
  4. Trust but Verify
    • Agents give expert advice
    • You make final decisions
    • Test recommendations

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Common Questions for Each Agent

Screenwriter:
  • “How can I make this opening stronger?”
  • “Is this dialogue natural?”
  • “How do I show rather than tell?”
Director:
  • “What visual style fits this message?”
  • “How should I frame this scene?”
  • “What mood should each scene have?”
Editor:
  • “Is the pacing too fast/slow?”
  • “Which transitions work best?”
  • “How can I improve the flow?”

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Credit Usage

Agent ConsultationCredits
Quick question5
Detailed analysis10
Full project review20
Collaborative session15
All plans include AI Agent access. Usage counts toward your monthly credit allocation.

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Advanced Agent Features

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Project Memory

Agents remember your project context:
  • Previous discussions
  • Style preferences
  • Project goals
  • Creative decisions

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Multi-Agent Collaboration

Ask agents to work together:
  • “Director and Editor: How do we create urgency?”
  • “All agents: Review this video draft”
  • “Screenwriter and Director: Plan the opening”

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Specialized Knowledge

Each agent has deep expertise:
  • Screenwriter: Story theory, genres, dialogue
  • Director: Cinematography, visual language
  • Editor: Pacing, transitions, post-production

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Tips for Success

Clear Communication

  • State your goals upfront
  • Provide specific examples
  • Ask follow-up questions

Trust the Process

  • Let agents guide you
  • Try their suggestions
  • Learn from their expertise

Iterate Together

  • Share works in progress
  • Get feedback often
  • Refine collaboratively

Learn and Grow

  • Ask about techniques
  • Understand decisions
  • Build your skills

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Next Steps

Start every project with a consultation. Even experienced creators benefit from the agents’ specialized perspectives and creative suggestions!