A 30-second performance script, scene by scene, ready for clip generation
Three angles, a four-scene script with voice-over and on-screen text, a continuity bible, and four Veo-ready prompts. Generate the clips on your own Gemini key or produce them yourself; LazyOne validates them and assembles the finished MP4.
What you get
Deliverables
Three video angles
Different creative approaches with the rationale for each, before any script is written.
Four-scene structure
Hook and problem, product introduction, demonstration or proof, then offer and end card — eight seconds each.
Voice-over and dialogue
A total voice-over target of 65 to 75 words so the read actually fits 30 seconds, with per-scene dialogue.
Shot list, camera and sound direction
What the camera does, what the audience hears, and how each scene transitions to the next.
Continuity bible
Person, wardrobe, product, setting and lighting described consistently so separately generated clips match as closely as possible.
Four Veo prompts
One English prompt per scene, written for eight-second generation and free of material written text.
Captions and end-card specification
Caption file content and an exact end-card specification for the final edit.
The assembled MP4, and the specification behind it
Your clips assembled into one downloadable file at the exact output frame, plus the FFmpeg-compatible specification and QA checklist for anyone who would rather run the edit themselves.
How it works
The workflow
- 1
Complete the video brief
The brand profile supplies voice, claims and prohibited language automatically.
- 2
Approve an angle
Approval happens before the expensive part. Nothing is generated externally until you have chosen a direction.
- 3
Generate the full package
Script, scenes, continuity bible, four prompts, captions and end card arrive together.
- 4
Generate the four clips
With a Gemini key connected, LazyOne generates each scene from its own prompt as background work — one job per scene, resumable, and costed before you consent. Without one, take the prompts to a tool you have access to and produce clip-01 through clip-04 yourself.
- 5
Upload and validate
LazyOne checks file type, size and duration per clip. Missing or invalid clips block completion rather than producing a broken cut.
- 6
Render and approve
LazyOne assembles your four clips into the finished MP4 — scene order, per-scene duration and the exact output frame — as background work you can walk away from. The FFmpeg specification is still produced for anyone who would rather run the edit in their own pipeline.
What you provide
- Brand, product, objective, audience, platform and orientation
- Offer, CTA, proof and restrictions
- Video style, actor, location, music and voice preferences
- Caption preferences
- Product, logo and visual references
Capability status
- Three angles and approvalAvailable
- Four-scene script, voice-over and shot listAvailable
- Continuity bible and four Veo promptsAvailable
- Captions and end-card specificationAvailable
- Platform-aware social captionsAvailable
The words beside the video, written for one platform against its own character limits, with any claim or figure you would have to be able to prove named before you post. LazyOne does not post or schedule anything.
- Veo clip generationAvailable
Generated on your own Google Gemini key — the same key LazyOne already uses for text. Veo 3.1 is in paid preview and billed by Google to your account, and your approved product photograph is sent as the first frame so the footage shows what you sell. No key, or you would rather not: produce the four clips yourself and upload them.
- Assembling the clips into the final MP4Available
LazyOne validates your four clips and assembles them into one downloadable file, as background work. It needs a video encoder on the deployment; without one it says so plainly and gives you the render specification instead. Your approved on-screen copy and the end card are burned into the picture, in your own Brand Kit typeface where you have uploaded one the encoder can read — and where it cannot, the film is still produced and says which.
Limitations
What this module does not do
- Generated footage needs your own Google Gemini key, and Veo 3.1 is in paid preview — billed by Google to your account, at their rates, with preview behaviour that can change. Without a key, clip generation is an external step: you produce the four clips and upload them.
- Assembling the final file needs a video encoder on the deployment. Where one is present LazyOne validates your four clips and produces the finished MP4; where it is not, it says so plainly and gives you the validated clips and the render specification instead. It never claims a file it has not produced.
- Text overlays and end cards are not burned into the assembled MP4 in this version. The film LazyOne assembles is the picture and the audio.
- Visual continuity across separately generated clips cannot be promised. The continuity bible improves the odds; it does not guarantee a match.
- Material written text is never generated inside a scene. It is overlaid in the final edit so it is legible and correct.
- AI-generated video may need disclosure depending on the platform and jurisdiction. That decision is yours.
Questions
Frequently asked
- Is Veo connected?
- Yes, on your own Google Gemini key — the same key LazyOne already uses for text. Connect one and LazyOne generates each scene from its own prompt, showing the model and the per-scene cost before anything is charged; Veo 3.1 is in paid preview and Google bills it to your account. Without a key, or if you would rather produce the footage yourself, take the prompts to your own tool and upload the four clips — LazyOne validates and assembles either way.
- Why exactly four eight-second scenes?
- It matches the generation length most clip tools handle well, and it maps cleanly onto a 30-second performance structure with room to trim.
- What if one clip is the wrong length?
- Validation fails for that clip and the job cannot complete. You are told which clip and what is wrong, rather than getting a silently broken edit.
Ready to try Video Ads?
Create your brand profile first — every module reads from it.