Product tour
Record. Cook.
Review. Finish.
A practical guide, with the boundaries of the current release candidate made clear.
Your first production.
Start with a short, non-sensitive recording.
Show the direction. Keep your own footage.
Reference Style measures selected editing signals rather than copying a reference.
Four approaches, one message.
Pick the production direction before fine-tuning its intensity.
Make elementary corrections directly.
The editor keeps original/source, edited and export time distinct.
The words deserve a review.
Automatic captions are a first pass, especially for mixed language and specialist vocabulary.
Let the voice lead.
Voice cleanup, music and SFX work together; the recording still sets the ceiling.
Emphasis with a reason.
Generated callouts, hooks and motion decisions remain inspectable.
Use the right supporting picture.
Suggestions, approved media and clearly labeled illustrations have different roles.
Keep the screen understandable.
Explain a real action in a clean, authorized recording.
The file is the final check.
Use the rendered export as the publishing artifact.
Make local choices deliberately.
Core media processing is local after model installation.
A clear route back.
Keep the project and original source before trying repairs.