Vizard Agent

How to make a warm lifestyle reel from a shot-by-shot plan

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Write the reel scene by scene with timings and give it to Vizard Agent. Vizard Agent records the voice, sources footage for every scene you described, compares candidates frame by frame, corrects the spelling of names before building captions, and cuts the reel to your plan.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Write it as a shot list with times. Vizard Agent treats each timed block as its own sourcing brief and its own caption window, so a plan reading "0 to 3 seconds, golden-hour light through a window, camera still" gets exactly that rather than an interpretation of it. Give any names with their spellings too.

Prompt

Instagram reel. 0-3 sec. Voice: "[line]". Scene: [description]. 3-5 sec. Voice: "[line]". Scene: [description]. [Continue for each block.]

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

With a timed plan, the job is sourcing and assembly rather than creative direction. Vizard Agent gathers several candidates per scene and compares them as multi-frame previews, because a thumbnail hides the movement. It also fixes names in the transcript before any caption exists. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

A written plan is only as good as the footage that exists to source against it. Very specific scenes may not be in any library, and the more particular the description, the harder the search. A reel built from stock is a mood, not a diary. If it is attributed to someone real, they should agree. And a plan leaves no room for happy accidents.

Common questions

Do I need my own footage? No. Vizard Agent sources footage for every scene you describe in the plan.

Will it spell names correctly? Yes, if you supply them. Vizard Agent corrects the transcript before any caption is generated from it.

Why compare shots frame by frame? Because a thumbnail hides the movement. Three curtain clips can look identical as stills, so Vizard Agent compares multi-frame previews.