Video AdsAvailable

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. You generate the clips; LazyOne validates them and specifies the edit.

This module includes a manual step

  • Veo clip generation: LazyOne is not connected to the Veo API. You generate four clips externally and upload clip-01 to clip-04.

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.

Render specification and QA checklist

An FFmpeg-compatible specification for stitching, normalising and trimming to exactly 30 seconds, plus what to check before you ship.

How it works

The workflow

  1. 1

    Complete the video brief

    The brand profile supplies voice, claims and prohibited language automatically.

  2. 2

    Approve an angle

    Approval happens before the expensive part. Nothing is generated externally until you have chosen a direction.

  3. 3

    Generate the full package

    Script, scenes, continuity bible, four prompts, captions and end card arrive together.

  4. 4

    Generate four clips externally

    Take each prompt to Veo or another tool you have access to, and produce clip-01 through clip-04.

  5. 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. 6

    Render and approve

    LazyOne produces the FFmpeg render specification for stitching, caption burn-in and the trim to exactly 30 seconds.

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
  • Veo clip generationManual step

    LazyOne is not connected to the Veo API. You generate four clips externally and upload clip-01 to clip-04.

  • Automatic stitching to a 30-second cutComing soon

    LazyOne validates the four uploaded clips and produces an FFmpeg render specification.

Limitations

What this module does not do

Stated plainly, so nothing here surprises you later.
  • LazyOne is not connected to the Veo API. Clip generation is an external manual step, and nothing on this page should be read as automated video generation.
  • Automatic stitching is not built in this version. LazyOne validates your four clips and produces the render specification.
  • 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?
No. There is no Veo API integration in this version. LazyOne writes the prompts, you generate the clips, and you upload them back.
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.

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