Generate a video

1. 01

   Write your brief

   1. Write the audience, duration, aspect ratio, shot sequence and permitted visual or audio references.
   2. Gather the notes or assets you can use. Remove private information you cannot share and confirm permission for any source material.

   Example brief

   A 10-second landscape clip: a close view of a seedling, a slow pull-back to a small garden, then a still closing view. Natural light, gentle camera movement, no text or logos.

   Start with

   The objective and proposed source material.

   You’ll have

   An approved brief and authorised inputs.

   CheckThe brief says what to make, who it is for and how you will judge the result.
2. 02

   Make a short video draft

   1. Choose a video tool whose current guide supports your input and desired output. No evidence-qualified tool is assigned here yet.
   2. Use its documented creation feature to enter your shot description or upload permitted source assets. Start with one short test.
   3. Preview the result and revise one issue at a time. Check access, cost and export options before making a longer version.

   Open Fliki (opens in a new tab)

   Review tools before choosing one

   Start with

   The approved brief and authorised inputs.

   You’ll have

   A video candidate for review.

   CheckThe test clip follows the intended subject and shot sequence.

   Official instructions (opens in a new tab) · Checked 2026-11-11

3. 03

   Check the finished result

   1. Watch the complete exported clip for visual errors, abrupt motion, unwanted text and sound problems.
   2. Check permissions, aspect ratio and playback on the intended device. Save the checked export.

   Start with

   A video candidate for review.

   You’ll have

   An accepted output or a clear list of corrections.

   CheckThe final clip plays smoothly and matches the brief and permissions.

0 of 3 step checks complete. A person has checked the output against the brief and accepted the result.