Broccoli's film studio

A paragraph in.A film out.

Write what the film is about, and agents plan, write, design, score and render it while you make the call at every step.

Broccoli accounts only

A two-minute product video for QAMade in Slate · 1:15

How a take runs

Every step is your call. Or the agent's.

Stop at any step to pick or leave a note and only that step runs again, or hand the whole take to the agent and come back to a finished film.

An agent reads your brief and decides what kind of film it should be.

You approve the plan

Every number and name pulled out, with where it came from.

You confirm the shaky ones

Three directions for how the film looks.

You pick A, B or C

The narration, line by line, timed to the film.

You edit any line

Fifteen seconds of the real film before the rest is built.

You approve or leave a note

Three tracks laid under the sample, cut to the beat.

You pick one

Every scene built at once, checked, then rendered.

You ship it

Inside a take

These are the facts, looks, script, music and scenes that came back for the QA film, exactly as its maker saw them.

Confirm the facts

QAEvery call scored, coached and turned into the next booked jobBrief

QA CoachCoach view in the dashboardDashboard code

CSR CoachCoaching for the human CSR teamDashboard code

PlaybooksQA scoring setup, starting from the Default PlaybookDashboard code

Needs youNo usage stats in the inputs, so the stats scene shows the dashboard's demo values and never narrates them as claims.Agent

Write one paragraph about the film you want and Slate takes it from there.