Launchexampleproduct-launch-reel
Product Launch Reel
Hook, hero frame, camera push, CTA ending, and export handoff for fast campaign launches.
Hook-firstHero shotCTA export
Phase Shape
Brief
Reference
Motion
Audio
Delivery
Nodes
5
Surfaces
5
Flow Templates
Start from live production logic, then shape the sequence to fit the job.
This catalog is derived from the same studio-flow templates the product already knows about. Each entry keeps lane posture, node count, and downstream surface coverage visible before anyone touches the builder.
Live Flow Templates
4
Template Nodes
21
Linked Surfaces
7
Reusable Starts
2
Template Catalog
Every template below is grounded in the current graph system.
Instead of fake marketplace packs, these entries reflect actual flow definitions with real phases, route handoff, and studio-surface coverage.
Brand lane
2
Video lane
1
Character lane
1
Audio lane
0
Identityexamplecharacter-intro-sequence
Character Intro Sequence
Identity lock, style anchor, first reveal shot, runtime continuity, and ship handoff for recurring characters.
Character lockReveal shotRuntime continuity
Phase Shape
Brief
Character
Motion
Runtime
Delivery
Nodes
5
Surfaces
5
Adtemplateugc-vertical-ad
UGC Vertical Ad
Prompt-to-shot orchestration for social ads with hook logic, character continuity, and sound-design exit.
9:16Hook openerSound design
Phase Shape
Brief
Character
Motion
Audio
Delivery
Nodes
5
Surfaces
5
Video Lanetemplatescenebuilder-continuity
Scenebuilder Continuity
A Google-Flow-like video lane template for ingredients consistency, shot extension, and asset continuity.
IngredientsContinuityShot extension
Phase Shape
Brief
Reference
Motion
Runtime
Delivery
Nodes
6
Surfaces
5
Handoff Surfaces
Templates matter because they already know where the work goes next.
Once a flow is selected, the rest of the platform should feel connected: creation workspaces, production lanes, runtime oversight, and usage visibility all stay inside the same operating shell.