Vizard Agent

How to make a brand film for a B2B software company

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent your demo recording and describe what the product does. Vizard Agent transcribes the demo, maps where each part of the workflow appears in it, pulls the best screen for every stage, and builds a narrated brand film around real interface footage rather than stock abstractions.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Describe the product the way you would to a customer. Vizard Agent turns that description into a workflow chain it then goes looking for inside your demo, so a paragraph naming the actual stages of the process is far more useful than adjectives about the company. The claim the film makes has to come from you.

Prompt

Make a [60] second brand film for [company]. [What the product does, stage by stage.] Use my demo recording for the interface shots, and brand it with our logo.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Most of the job is mining the demo you already have for the seconds of interface that prove each claim, instead of using stock footage of people pointing at laptops. The graphics are then checked over the real screens, because text that reads against a dark slide disappears over a bright interface screenshot. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

A brand film built from a demo shows your product honestly, which is a strength and a constraint. Vizard Agent works from what your interface looked like on the day the demo was recorded, and anything not in that recording can't appear in the film. Screenshots date after a redesign, and customer data may be on screen, so check the demo first.

Common questions

How long can the demo recording be? Forty-eight minutes on this run, and longer is better. Vizard Agent maps it rather than watching it end to end.

Does it need a script? No. Vizard Agent writes the narration from your description of what the product does.

Can we add a scene later? Yes. Vizard Agent appended a conference invitation to the finished film here without rebuilding it.