WERYTurn a long-form video idea into a reference map, 30-second shot arc, local edit notes, and a QA checklist before generation.
Start with the video idea
Wery turns rough intent into a Vlo-ready brief: references, scenes, motion, edits, and review criteria.
30s
single story arc
50
reference slots to organize
Vlo
handoff workspace
Why plan first
The public update points to longer native clips, larger multimodal reference sets, and targeted local edits. Wery does not present this as official access; it helps teams turn those capabilities into a clean planning layer for Vlo.
Open with a clear product reveal, then move through benefit, proof, and final callout.
Attach references by product angle, lighting, location, and motion instead of dumping them together.
Add edit notes for logo stability, background replacement, and caption-safe framing.
Define face, outfit, body language, and camera distance as separate consistency requirements.
Use primary references for identity and secondary references only for mood or environment.
Mark the exact frames where expression, hands, or movement need review.
Describe the element to replace, preserve, or clean without changing the rest of the shot.
List lighting, motion, scale, and texture constraints for the edited area.
Prepare a first-pass review checklist for Vlo before exporting variants.
Vlo workflow
Use Wery to turn scattered material into a concise plan that a video agent can continue without guessing.
Set the opening, midpoint, ending, platform, aspect ratio, and expected rhythm for the full clip.
Separate must-follow identity references from mood, motion, lighting, and optional style inputs.
Write what can change, what must stay stable, and what Vlo should inspect before final delivery.
Planning layer
Translate model claims such as longer clips, more references, and local edits into practical production fields.
Prevent reference overload by deciding which assets control identity, scene, motion, style, and exclusions.
Move into Wery with a structured brief instead of a loose prompt, while avoiding any official partnership claim.
Prompt lab
Open with a clear product reveal, then move through benefit, proof, and final callout.
Attach references by product angle, lighting, location, and motion instead of dumping them together.
Add edit notes for logo stability, background replacement, and caption-safe framing.
View workflow
Define one 30-second narrative arc before splitting scenes, pacing, and camera intent.
Sort image, video, audio, style, product, and negative references into clear priority groups.
Capture local edit targets, identity risks, and acceptance checks before handoff.
No. This is a Wery planning page for preparing Seedance 2.5-style video briefs and continuing with Vlo.
Bring the story goal, reference assets, must-preserve elements, edit targets, review rules, and delivery format.
A longer, reference-heavy clip is easier to control when the brief already separates scenes, references, motion, edits, and QA.
Start with intent, arrange references, add edit rules, and continue inside Wery.