Omoniyi Daniel

Step 4: Once you approve the clips, Flova generates the background music and ambiance, then stitches every clip into the complete video. No separate audio tool or video editor is needed. The craziest part is every part of that workflow, the shot logic, the creative brief...

Step 3: Flova takes the elements it built plus the shot list and turns them into video prompts automatically. Under the hood it's running Seedance 2.0 for every clip. You don't write a single prompt. Flova handles the entire translation from story to model input.

Step 2: Flova builds out every asset in the shot list: characters, environment, creatures. One by one, based on the descriptions it wrote itself. You review each one, change any of them before moving on.

Step 1: You type one sentence. That's the entire creative brief. Flova immediately spins up skills in the background: video spec scale, storyboardn etc. It breaks that one sentence into key story elements and a full shot list on its own. Tell it to adjust anyhing you don't...