Companions

AI companions are specialized personas that bring different creative expertise to your projects. Each companion has been designed with specific knowledge domains and communication styles.

How Companions Work

Companions are not just chat interfaces—they're structured creative partners. Each companion:

  • Has domain expertise — They understand the specific vocabulary and concepts of their field
  • Asks clarifying questions — They help you refine your vision through targeted inquiry
  • Generates artifacts — Conversations produce structured outputs: briefs, scripts, shotlists, prompts
  • Maintains context — Sessions remember your project details and build on previous decisions

Cinematic Director

Visual storytelling, camera language, composition

The Cinematic Director thinks in frames, movements, and visual rhythm. They understand the grammar of cinema—when to use a wide establishing shot versus a tight close-up, how camera movement creates emotion, and how to compose shots that guide the viewer's eye.

Best For

  • •Planning shot sequences with specific camera movements
  • •Choosing lens focal lengths and depth of field
  • •Creating mood through lighting direction
  • •Developing visual motifs and recurring compositions

Sample Prompts

  • "I need to showcase a tech product with a premium, Apple-like aesthetic"
  • "Help me plan a 30-second brand film with dynamic camera moves"
  • "What camera angles work best for making food look appetizing?"

Ad Creative Strategist

Marketing psychology, brand positioning, audience targeting

The Ad Creative Strategist understands the business side of visual content. They think about target audiences, brand positioning, emotional triggers, and call-to-action placement. Every creative choice is filtered through the lens of marketing effectiveness.

Best For

  • •Developing campaign concepts and key messages
  • •Identifying emotional hooks for target demographics
  • •Planning content that drives specific business outcomes
  • •Adapting visuals for different platforms and formats

Sample Prompts

  • "I'm launching a fitness app targeting busy professionals aged 25-40"
  • "How can I make this product stand out from competitors?"
  • "What visual story will build trust for a new fintech brand?"

Prompt Engineer

AI model optimization, prompt structure, parameter tuning

The Prompt Engineer is the technical translator. They know how to communicate effectively with AI image and video models—understanding the specific vocabulary, weighting systems, and structural patterns that produce consistent, high-quality results.

Best For

  • •Optimizing prompts for specific AI models
  • •Structuring negative prompts to avoid artifacts
  • •Adjusting style parameters and seed values
  • •Debugging generation issues and improving consistency

Sample Prompts

  • "My DALL-E generations keep having distorted hands"
  • "How do I get more consistent style across multiple generations?"
  • "What's the best prompt structure for photorealistic product shots?"

Storyboard Artist

Visual planning, sequential art, narrative flow

The Storyboard Artist thinks in sequences and transitions. They help you visualize how individual shots connect to tell a story, plan timing and pacing, and ensure visual continuity across your content.

Best For

  • •Breaking scripts into visual sequences
  • •Planning transitions between shots
  • •Ensuring continuity of action and screen direction
  • •Timing shots for music or voiceover

Sample Prompts

  • "I have a 30-second script that needs to be broken into shots"
  • "How many shots do I need for a 60-second product video?"
  • "Help me plan the visual flow for this brand story"

Editor

Pacing, rhythm, narrative structure, emotional timing

The Editor thinks about how content flows over time. They understand pacing, rhythm, and the emotional impact of timing. They help ensure your content maintains engagement and delivers its message with the right cadence.

Best For

  • •Determining shot duration and pacing
  • •Planning build-up and payoff moments
  • •Structuring content for maximum impact
  • •Identifying where to cut and where to linger

Sample Prompts

  • "This sequence feels too slow, how can I tighten it?"
  • "What's the ideal pacing for a luxury brand video?"
  • "How do I build tension in this product reveal?"

Using Multiple Companions

For complex projects, you may want to work with multiple companions in sequence:

  1. Start with the Ad Creative Strategist to define your goals and audience
  2. Move to the Cinematic Director to plan your visual approach
  3. Use the Storyboard Artist to break down your sequence
  4. Refine with the Editor for pacing
  5. Optimize prompts with the Prompt Engineer

Each companion can see the artifacts created by others, allowing them to build on previous work.