Workflow
AI Video Workflow
You are not making one clip — you are running a pipeline. Reference, prompt, model, take, follow-up shot, audio, lip-sync, export. Astorie gives you a node-based canvas where every step in your AI video workflow lives next to the last one, models chain into each other, and the output drops into Premiere or DaVinci without leaving the page.
What this feature solves
Real AI video work is not one prompt and one download. It is a sequence of decisions — which model for the establishing shot, which for the close-up, where to lock the character, when to switch from image to video, how to feed the audio in, and how to land the whole thing in an editor. Doing that in browser tabs is brutal: you copy outputs between tools, lose the lineage of which prompt produced which clip, and rebuild the same setup every time you start a new spot.
The deeper problem is reuse. Once you crack a workflow that produces a campaign-quality cut — say, image-to-video on Seedance 2, chained into a follow-up shot on Kling 3, with ElevenLabs voice and lip-sync — you cannot save it. Tab-based tools force you to recreate the chain manually for every new project, which kills the compounding value of a working pipeline. Production teams need templates, not re-runs.
Then there is the export problem. Even when the generations are clean, getting them into Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve as a real timeline (not a folder of MP4s with mismatched frame rates) is its own multi-hour job. Every transcode is a chance to lose quality, every codec mismatch is a re-import. A workflow that ends at MP4 is half-done.