Create Music Videos with Editable Storyboards in MVFlow
You can learn a lot about a music video before generating a single clip. Take a song where the chorus starts at 0:12. If you want the chorus to feel like a release, decide what the audience will see at that moment. A character stepping out of a dim station into daylight gives the music a visual change you can actually plan around. I built MVFlow around that planning step. It turns a song and a visual brief into an editable storyboard. You can change the plan, generate and compare takes for individual shots, then compose the chosen shots with the original track. Here’s how I’d use it for a first project. Start with a visual brief you can turn into shots Listen to the track once for its overall mood, then listen again for changes that could motivate a cut. Mark where the vocal enters, where the arrangement opens up, and where a phrase needs room to land. For your first test, a short passage that includes the transition into a chorus is enough. A brief works best when it gives the st...