Buzzy

Your creative AI co-director

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Love the 'co-director' positioning - creative partner, not replacement, which is the right instinct for this space. One thing I'm curious about: with unlimited-length films, how are you keeping character, style, and tone consistent across a long cut? That drift is usually the hard part in agentic video. Either way, congrats on shipping 👏

The mood holds across the reel, and it feels intentional rather than just visually driven.

I’d love to use the AI Edit feature to turn a longer video into multiple short, ad-ready clips. However, it currently only lets me upload videos up to 14 seconds, which seems limiting for this use case. Are longer video uploads on the roadmap?

Been sketching a graphic novel. Curious if this could help me visualize a couple of key scenes before committing to art.

The "co-director" framing is interesting. Most AI creative tools position as "do it for you" and end up producing generic output. The collaborative model where the human keeps creative control but the AI handles execution is closer to how good creative work actually happens. What does the back-and-forth look like in practice — how many iterations does a typical project go through? 

Spotted a subtle thing, the characters' clothing stays consistent through shot changes. Most tools miss that.

Interesting that the framing is "director," not "generator." Word choice tells me the team's coming from the right place.

Small ad shop here. What matters isn't magic, it's iteration speed. Curious how fast a real revision cycle actually is.

Working on a beauty brand campaign right now where we're burning days on hero shot variations. First thing that made me think "wait, could we skip half of that."

Quietly impressed. The restraint in the product page alone says a lot about the team behind it.

Idea to a rough visual sketch of that idea has always been the missing step for me. If this is it, huge.

I've been circling the AI video space for about a year now, mostly lurking in discords and testing every new thing that drops. What kept bugging me is that every tool felt like it was built for the prompt, not for the story. You'd get a gorgeous 4-second clip and then have zero idea how to make it talk to the next clip. Reading through your page, the co-director framing clicked instantly — it's the difference between handing someone a paintbrush vs handing them a storyboard. Genuinely excited to try this over the weekend.

For creators posting daily, could this replace the intro they film every morning? Same look, different subject.

Pitch phase is where most of our budget disappears. Any tool that helps us show a real-looking concept before shooting is worth a serious look.

Overall experience is great, but complex scenes can still have some small details that need fixing.

The biggest benefit is the creative freedom. I can explore ideas without worrying about production costs. :))

The samples read like the team watches films, not AI reels. That's rarer than it sounds.

Agencies would love a way to show 3 stylistic directions in a day instead of a week. Does this enable that or is it still one direction per project?