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Overview

Generated assets are most useful when layout decisions make the message obvious. Use this page to place generated media as background, primary visual, or supporting element. [insert screenshot of generated asset on canvas with layout, layering, and timing controls]

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Before you start

  • Confirm which asset is the visual focal point.
  • Decide if generated media should lead the scene or support another element.
  • Keep overlay/caption placements in mind before finalizing layout.

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Common layout patterns

  • Full-frame visual: generated media is the primary scene.
  • Split context: generated media plus text/camera support.
  • Background support: generated media behind explanatory overlays.

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Steps

  1. Insert generated media into the target scene.
  2. Choose the layout pattern that matches your narrative role.
  3. Adjust framing and layer order.
  4. Ensure captions/text overlays remain readable.
  5. Set timing for entry/exit with scene transitions.
  6. Preview in sequence with neighboring scenes.
[insert screenshot of one generated asset used in full-frame versus split layout]

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Check your result

  • Layout clearly communicates scene intent.
  • No important overlays are obscured.
  • Transitions to adjacent scenes feel intentional.

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Troubleshooting

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Scene feels cluttered

Limit to one primary focal element and simplify supporting overlays.

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Media crops key visual detail

Reframe asset or switch layout mode.

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Pace feels slow after insertion

Trim clip duration and reduce transition overhead.

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Next

Refine generated content in timeline via Editing generated videos.