PRODUCTION WALKTHROUGH
From reviewed script to finished video
Watch two completed examples, then follow the checkpoints that connect a brief, editable scenes and a reviewed delivery.
November 2, 2026 · Topicut team · finished examples and a written walkthrough, rather than a recording of the app interface.
Apollo 13: the journey home
A narrated documentary excerpt with reviewed NASA archive photographs, captions and original background music.
How this example was made
AI narration · archival photographs · original music · captions burned into the video. A produced example, not a live generation.
Download narration transcript · English captions (.vtt)
- NASA: Apollo 13 mission history
- Mission Control photograph · NASA S70-35368
- Service module photograph · NASA AS13-59-8500
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Published November 2, 2026. Examples show completed work; generation time and results vary.
Mira and the silent beacon
A four-scene original story with a recurring character, AI illustrations and narration. One shot was replaced while the other scenes and voice tracks were reused.
How this example was made
Original fiction · AI-generated illustrations and narration · English captions available in the player. This short example does not establish long-story consistency.
Download narration transcript · English captions (.vtt)
Published November 2, 2026. Examples show completed work; generation time and results vary.
1. Start with a focused brief
Choose documentary or original story, the intended audience, aspect ratio and target length. A target is a planning estimate; check the available production capacity before generating.
2. Write, edit and review the script
Keep documentary claims linked to evidence. For fiction, record the character, location, prop and action details. Review the actual script revision before moving on.
3. Review the scene plan and visuals
Read each scene alongside its narration. Check the order, continuity and source context. Keep source and license records for archive images; review generated illustrations and applicable provider terms.
4. Check production readiness
Resolve the issues shown for your project. Check the quoted scope, credits and available generation options before starting a job. These examples were made in controlled acceptance runs; they do not bypass availability checks.
5. Revise only what needs changing
Edit the relevant scene and inspect which outputs become outdated. In the Mira example, replacing the first image reused the other three scene clips and all voice tracks. Reuse requires matching inputs; a changed script or voice can require new production.
6. Watch and deliver the correct version
Watch the complete video with sound. Check names, numbers, scene order, captions and music. Use Files to distinguish current work from previously saved versions, and download the matching video and supporting files.
Try the preparation steps
The script template and runtime calculator work without an account. Start a project to organize your own brief; production availability is shown inside the app.