Feature
Understanding & Creative Brief
You don't fill out a form. You describe the video, and Orange works out the tone, pacing, mood, and angle from how you said it. Then it shows you a short creative brief so you can see what it understood before anything is generated.
How it works
Describe it naturally
"A chaotic war documentary about turtles, but ironic." That's enough to set tone, pacing, mood, and style.
See the brief
Orange shows a short summary: the hook, the tone, the pacing, the ending, the visual themes. You read it in a few seconds.
Answer only what's left
If something's genuinely unclear, it asks. Often it asks nothing and you go straight to generate.
Why it matters
No 21-question setup
Most tools make you configure everything. Orange reads it from your description and confirms with a brief.
Asks only what matters
It tracks how sure it is about each choice and only asks where it's unsure and the answer matters.
You see its thinking
The brief is plain language. If it misread you, you catch it before a single second is generated.
Questions fit your video
A tutorial and a comedy skit get different questions, not the same generic checklist.