Vizard Agent

How to turn a market analysis recording into a news broadcast

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload the recording and a photo of the presenter and tell Vizard Agent the channel branding. Vizard Agent transcribes the commentary, cleans the photo, drives a presenter from it in segments short enough to hold, sources market footage to cut against, and builds the broadcast graphics around it.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name the branding and the presenter. Vizard Agent builds the lower thirds, the title cards and the station identity from what you tell it, and being specific about the channel name saves a round of corrections on graphics that appear in almost every frame. A clean, front-facing photo matters most.

Prompt

Turn this market commentary into a news broadcast. Put [the presenter] on screen from this photo, cut to market footage, add subtitles, and brand it as [channel name].

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A recorded commentary is audio with a name attached. Making it watchable means a presenter on screen, cuts to relevant footage and broadcast graphics. Two problems shaped this job: a stray mouse cursor on the presenter's photo, and a narration far too long to drive a presenter in one pass. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Market commentary is regulated speech in most jurisdictions, and a broadcast look makes it more persuasive without making it more accurate. What you may claim and which disclaimers are required stay with you. The presenter is generated from a photo, so say so, use only a photo you have the right to use, and check the figures on screen.

Common questions

Do I need video of the presenter? No. One clear front-facing photograph is enough for Vizard Agent to drive a presenter across the whole programme.

Why split the narration? The presenter generator has a practical limit per pass. Vizard Agent finds it by testing and splits at natural pauses so the joins are inaudible.

Can it work in my language? Yes. Vizard Agent downloads and verifies a font that renders the script before building subtitles.