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Pick your purpose and meet your crew

Theo Park
Getting started · 3 min read · Aug 2026

Open a new project, pick your purpose — a micro-drama series, a music video, an explainer, or an ad spot — and Wisetree assembles an AI production crew for it: a director, writer, photographer, composer, editor, and a media-legal advisor. They guide you from a rough idea to a finished, assembled video, so you never start from a blank page.

Wisetree is a storytelling studio, not a single assistant. You bring the story; a small crew of AI specialists with different jobs builds it with you. It starts by choosing what you are making.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Pick your purpose

    On the new-project screen, choose what you are making — micro-drama, music video, explainer, or ad spot. Wisetree tunes the crew and the guided flow to fit it.

  2. 2

    Meet the crew

    Your project opens with a director, writer, photographer, composer, editor, and a media-legal advisor. Each has a clear job, so you always know who to ask.

  3. 3

    Describe the idea

    Tell the director your idea in a sentence or two — the more you say about the feeling and the audience, the sharper the first pass. A rough idea is enough to begin.

  4. 4

    Start building

    The crew turns your idea into a story spine you can shape. From here you move through the beat sheet, the shot cards, the renders, and the final cut.

Why a crew, not a chatbot

A finished video needs a lot of different craft — story, framing, sound, editing, and the rights to use it. A crew splits that work into jobs you can direct one at a time, instead of one assistant trying to do everything at once.

Key terms

Purpose.
What you are making — a micro-drama series, a music video, an explainer, or an ad spot — which shapes the crew and the flow.
Crew.
The AI specialists on a project: director, writer, photographer, composer, editor, and a media-legal advisor, each with a job.
Director.
The crew member who leads the shape of the story and the look, and hands work to the others.

FAQ

Do I need to know how to make video?

No. The crew handles the craft and asks you plain-language questions. You bring the story and the taste; they build the video.

Can I change my purpose later?

Yes — you can start a new project for a different purpose any time. The crew and flow adjust to whatever you are making.

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