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Plan and Review a Video in Work
Plan a short AI video in Work, review its references and clips, then assemble the takes you want. Start with a two-shot storyboard and keep each revision easy to compare.
Plan a short sequence before generating it
Use Work for a multi-stage video project. Start with a small shot list, timing, aspect ratio, source look and audio plan. A single generated clip and a finished multi-shot video are different results.
See how a single shot can change
The Gab Video Generator boat pair compares two separate text generations. The second request makes the motion more restrained; the boat, light and reflections also change. Use it to practice reviewing a take before building a sequence.
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First take · “floats slowly”
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The boat crosses most of the frame in four seconds. The camera stays still, but the action is quicker than intended.
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Second take · “almost stationary”
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Movement is much more restrained. The boat, light and reflections also changed in this independent text rerun.
1. Start with a storyboard
Use the practice brief for a two-shot garden-journal teaser. Review the proposed timing, source images and audio plan before moving into media generation.
Plan a 10-second, 16:9 garden-journal teaser with two shots: a watering can beside three seedlings, then a close view of water reaching the soil. Warm morning light, slow steady camera, no lettering or voiceover. First show the shot list, timing, required source images and audio plan. Ask for a decision before generating media. Do not publish. I will inspect the actual task state before approving another phase.2. Review reference media
Open the Video studio where available. Inspect scene and character images, selected versions and proposed audio. Confirm which references Work will use before starting clips. Repeated characters and objects can still change across shots.
3. Watch each generated take
Inspect motion, intended action, continuity, duration and unwanted details. Compare an alternate take before choosing it; a Ready label is not a content-quality review. Retry only a failed or unsuitable shot when the workflow permits.
4. Revise one shot and preserve the others
Name the shot to change and the details to preserve.
Revise only shot 2 so the water reaches the soil more slowly with a steady camera. Preserve shot 1, the selected source look and existing audio. Keep the earlier export. Let me inspect the revised take before creating a new final export.5. Create and review the finished export
Confirm included clips, order, selected takes and audio. Use the available final-video action and wait for completion. Watch the complete result with sound, including transitions and beginning/end. A clip file is not the assembled film, and changing a take does not automatically update an earlier export.
If generation or export is incomplete
Read the actual failure or queue state. Avoid launching duplicate exports while stitching. Check included clips and use the displayed retry when appropriate. Describe the failing shot/export in the same task; do not mark it finished from a progress event.
Access and usage
Work requires Plus and uses applicable model and tool credits. The Work reference explains request usage, active sessions and new-task limits.
Work video questions
Review the sequence and its separate stages.
Does asking Work to wait guarantee no media generation starts?
Inspect the actual task and approval state. A requested pause is an instruction to verify, separate from tool permissions and action-review settings.
Will changing a clip update my finished video automatically?
An earlier export stays separate. Create a new export from the intended included clips and watch it before using it.
Does the boat example prove the full Work video flow?
No. It is an earlier direct Video Generator pair. Storyboard, studio review, stitching and export are separate capabilities and checks.
Guides and resources
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Your turn
Plan a two-shot teaser before generating it.
Ask for the complete garden-journal storyboard below. Check the two shots and 10-second total, then revise their timing before deciding whether to generate media.
Write a draft and review the checklist.
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Take your brief into Work
Copy the brief, open Gab AI and choose Work. Paste the request and send it yourself, then inspect the delivered result.
Open Gab AI for WorkRevise the storyboard before generating media
After reviewing the first result, send this follow-up in the same conversation. Keep both versions available for comparison.
Revise the proposed storyboard before generating media. Give shot 1 four seconds and shot 2 six seconds, keeping the total at 10 seconds. Preserve 16:9, the watering can, three seedlings, warm morning light, steady camera and no lettering or voiceover. Keep the required source images and audio plan explicit. Return the complete revised plan and wait for my decision before media generation.Use the checklist to review the change and the details that should stay.