Prepare a project folder.
Put your footage, logos, images, and supplied audio together. Tell the agent which assets matter and which files are references. Keep a copy of the originals.
Describe the audience and the result.
Give the agent a duration, aspect ratio, message, and a reason for the viewer to care. Name the footage it should use. If you have music, ask it to inspect the timing before planning the edit.
Ask for a preview before the final render.
Review the opening, cuts, animated type, and sound. Ask for frames around important transitions or a filmstrip when that helps inspect the sequence.
Make one targeted revision.
Point to a time and describe the change: shorten a pause, move the title entrance, soften an effect, or lower music under speech. Ask the agent to keep the rest of the project intact.
Keep the source project with its media.
The final video is the deliverable; the Strata project is the editable source. Keep the referenced assets available so you and your agent can revise it later.
A prompt to start from
Use Strata to make a 10-second video from the footage in this folder. Make the opening clear, add one editable animated title, and use the supplied music at a level that keeps speech easy to hear. Show me a preview and keep the source project with its media.