# What Moodio Agent can do What the Agent can do for you with ideas, scripts, assets, images, video, sound, and editing, and things you can say to it directly. ## Developing ideas - Turn a vague one-line idea into a clear creative goal. - Suggest different creative directions for the same theme and compare their strengths and weaknesses. - Plan how to present a narrative short film, an ad, a music video, a science explainer, a tutorial, or other content. - Identify the theme, the central conflict, the emotional tone, and the visual highlights. - Judge whether an idea is a good fit for AI production, and point out the hard parts. - Adjust the plan to the media you already have, to reduce unnecessary generations. **You can say:** - “I want to make a short film about loneliness. Compare three directions for me.” - “Help me come up with a 1-minute short story: modern day, suspense” - “I want to make a promo video for a coffee product. Any good ideas?” ## Finding and analyzing references - Search for inspiration, image references, and video references. - Browse “My Library” to find work and media you already have. - Read public web pages that you provide and pull out useful information. - Analyze an image's subject, composition, lighting, color scheme, textures, and style. - Write a reusable prompt based on an image, without claiming to recover the original creator's prompt. - Analyze the events, pacing, subtitles, dialogue, music, and sound effects in a video. - Break down a reference video by timestamp and explain which parts of its structure you can borrow. **You can say:** - “Find me a scene reference of a creepy apartment building at night” - “Find reference images of a skinny 20-year-old man” - “Analyze the visual tone of this video as a style reference for my project” ## Writing scripts - Write and revise synopses, character bios, scripts, and style statements. - Write in the project's script panel, instead of leaving the text only in the chat. - Revise a specific plot point, a piece of dialogue, or the ending. - Check character motivation, conflict, cause and effect, and the story's pacing. - Analyze whether the dialogue sounds natural and suits each character. - Adjust the length so the story fits the target running time. - Keep revising the text, passage by passage, based on your feedback. You can select the text you want to change in the document and tell the Agent: **You can say:** - “This dialogue is too stiff. Make it more natural and casual” - “The conflict here isn't intense enough. Make it stronger” - “Think again about how to make the ending more creative” ## Identifying assets and clips - Identify the characters, locations, and important props in the script that will be used again and again. - Create asset cards, and analyze the text to write prompts for generating the assets. - Divide the script into sensible clips: each clip is the part of the story that one video generation covers, usually 30 seconds or less. - Decide how to divide the script based on action, dialogue, scene changes, and pacing, instead of mechanically cutting it sentence by sentence. - Write a generation prompt for each clip and link the assets it needs. - Change the name, script range, order, and prompt of existing clips. - Jump to a specific clip's workspace to keep preparing media or generating. **You can say:** - “Create asset cards for the script” The Agent identifies the assets in the finished script and creates asset cards for them. **You can say:** - “Split the script into clips” The Agent analyzes the script's content and pacing, splits it into clips, adds the text each clip needs, and refines the prompts. **You can say:** - “Generate the assets needed for the first clip” The Agent checks which assets the first clip needs and guides you through generating them. ## Designing assets - Create character asset cards that different clips can reuse. - Design a character's appearance, age, build, and manner based on the existing script and character bio. - Compare different directions for a character's look, to help you decide on it. - Make costume and makeup tests, full-body images, multi-angle character sheets, and expression references. - Design changes of outfit, injuries, or looks for different stages, starting from existing references. - Add existing media to a specific asset card when you explicitly ask it to. - Design indoor and outdoor settings, architectural spaces, the atmosphere of a period, and furnishings. - Separate the layout of a space from its lighting and mood, to build a reusable base for a scene. - Design day and night, seasonal, or weather versions of the same location. - Design props that matter to the story, and make them reusable assets. **You can say:** - “This scene is a little too dark. Make it brighter” - “Give the main character a longer hairstyle” - “Check whether there are any assets left to generate” ## Generating images - Generate character images, scene images, product images, posters, concept art, and more from text. - Make several versions of one concept with different compositions or styles. - Edit existing images, for example to replace the background or change the season or the time of day. - Adjust costumes, backgrounds, lighting, color, textures, and details in the picture. - Restore detail in high definition, remove noise, reduce compression artifacts, and upscale. - Combine several reference images into one picture. - Make keyframes or a clear opening frame for a video you will make later. **You can say:** - “Keep the character and composition of this image, and change the background to a street on a rainy night.” - “Remove the furnishings from this image and leave the scene empty” - “Change this image to a Western movie style” ## Generating videos - Refine prompts to help you generate videos. - Animate an image and use it as the exact first frame. - Use a first image and a last image, and design the action and transition in between. - Borrow the action, pacing, or camera movement of a reference video. - Change the visual content of an existing video, where the generation mode supports it. - Extend an existing video, where the generation mode supports it. - Plan and generate a draft preview, then make the matching high-definition version once you approve it. - Recommend a generation model for what you need. - Make targeted improvements to the prompt based on the results. **You can say:** - “Generate the first clip” The Agent creates a generation card and, at the same time, a generation node on the canvas, and then asks you to confirm before it starts generating. **You can say:** - “I want a realistic-looking video. Which model should I use?” The Agent recommends a suitable model and describes its main features. **You can say:** - “The picture is a bit too busy. Cut back on the flashy elements” The Agent adjusts the prompt and helps you keep generating the video. ## Sound design - Help make background music, instrumental music, songs, or short jingles for ads. - Design the mood, instruments, rhythm, and section structure of a piece of music. - Help generate ambient sound and sound effects, such as rain, footsteps, or a door opening. - Turn text into narration, voiceover, or spoken dialogue. - Choose a suitable voice based on the voice qualities you describe. - Design a dedicated voice for a character you will reuse over time, and use it for that character's later lines. **You can say:** - “Design a voice for the main character” - “Generate the background music and the sound effects we need” - “The main character's voice sounds too mature. Make it livelier” ## Managing projects, media, and canvases - Switch to the right asset or canvas within a project to keep working. - Create zones to organize the canvas, and move and rename media nodes. - Arrange the canvas layout automatically. - Update an asset card's name, description, or aliases when you ask. - Ask you to confirm before deleting anything, instead of deleting it on its own. **You can say:** - “Give each clip a short name” - “Find the node where A and B say good morning” ## Help with editing - Suggest the story order, pacing, pauses, and transitions based on the script. - Suggest how to match the picture with narration, music, and sound effects. - Check what is still missing to make a complete video. - Guide you in arranging media on the timeline, previewing, and exporting. ## Saving reusable creative styles When you ask it to “remember” something or to “save it as a skill”, the Agent can: - Save the prompt format you prefer. - Save the creative guidelines for a character, brand, or project. - Save the style rules and review standards you use often. - Update an existing skill when you ask.