Tools
Generated pictures
Describe the B-roll you need and it arrives in your library as a picture, promoted and usable like anything you uploaded.
What it does
Type what the shot should show — "six egrets in a mangrove at dawn" — from the library or from the director, and a picture is made and filed under your brand.
It is an ordinary asset from then on: you can drag it onto a scene, the director can propose it, and describe can label it.
The standard behind it
- A generated picture is trusted exactly as much as one from a phone, which is to say not at all until the render plane has probed and normalised it. It enters the same promotion every upload does; there is no shortcut for machine-made bytes.
- It is named by what you asked for, tidied, rather than by a filename — the prompt is the best label a picture can start with, and it is kept as the description so the director can match on it before the picture has been looked at.
- The model can decline. When nothing comes back, you are told in a sentence, and no empty asset is left in the library.
- Stills only, for now. A clip takes minutes and is an operation to wait on, and will be its own control rather than a flag on this one.
Related tools
- The assistant director
It proposes placements and cuts; you approve or deny each one on its own.
- The podcast feed
Every published episode goes out as audio, through a feed any podcast app reads.
- What the audience did
Views, likes and comments come back to the card, and the hooks that earned them start the next brief.
See it run end to end
RookeryOS runs Blue Heron Media’s own channels. Start free — one hour of finished video a month, no card.