1.What you're making?
One video job, done by the Agent, with the conversation attached.
An entry is three things: a film of at least 30 seconds made in Vizard Agent, a public post of it tagged #OneBriefOneVideo #VizardAgent mentioning the official Vizard account, and a short entry form (track, project, film, post link). No write-ups needed. Keep your Agent project intact; shortlisted entries are verified and scored against their sessions.
2.Where the work must happen?
The Agent does the video work. Your footage and licensed music are welcome.
The core AI generation and editing must happen inside Vizard Agent; we can verify sessions on our side. You may upload your own footage, images and documents as input, and use licensed music and sound effects from anywhere. What you can't do is generate video with another AI tool and pass it off as Agent output.
3.Pick the right track
Enter where your job fits best. You can enter several tracks.
4.Writing a brief that scores
Describe the job and the outcome. Fewer & clearer words win.
Brief leverage is worth 30 of 100 points: how much result you got per word of instruction. Say what the video is for, who it's for, and what "done" looks like. Give the Agent your constraints (length, tone, platform, what must not change) and let it make the editing decisions. When something's off, correct it in a follow-up turn the way you'd brief a colleague. A brief like "Localize my keynote into five languages and keep my own voice" beats three paragraphs of micro-instructions.
5.What the judges score
100 points across four things. The film is only a third of it.
Brief leverage is worth 30 of 100 points: how much result you got per word of instruction. Say what the video is for, who it's for, and what "done" looks like. Give the Agent your constraints (length, tone, platform, what must not change) and let it make the editing decisions. When something's off, correct it in a follow-up turn the way you'd brief a colleague. A brief like "Localize my keynote into five languages and keep my own voice" beats three paragraphs of micro-instructions.
| Film quality | 30 points | Is it finished, watchable, and good enough to publish as is? |
| Brief leverage | 30 points | How little instruction it took, and how efficient revisions were |
| Use-case value | 25 points | Is this a job other people have too? Would your brief work as a template for them? |
| Reach | 15 points | Real engagement on your public post, measured at one snapshot time for everyone |
The Roadmap Award sits outside this table: the product team directly picks the two entries they most want to build the product around.
6.Before you hit submit
Here is a 60-second checklist:
- Your film is 30 seconds or longer.
- Your social post is public and carries both hashtags.
- Track B entries show Before and After.
- You have rights to every piece of footage, music and every face in the video.
- Both hashtags are in the post and the official Vizard account is tagged.
- Team members are added on the form (approved team entries earn an extra 100 credits).
7.What gets entries removed?
Rights violations, fake engagement, and passing off other tools' work
- Infringing, explicit, violent or hateful content is out, as is anything inappropriate involving minors.
- Buying engagement disqualifies you from the Viral Pick.
- Claiming another AI tool's output as Agent work disqualifies the entry.
- If a track gets fewer than 10 valid entries, its awards may be vacated or merged; that's in the Rules so a champion never comes from a three-entry field.