Know when to use Creative Studio
Combine individual asset creation with Auto’s connected production workflow.
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In this lesson
- Choose the right workspace for the job
- Keep settings and references intentional
Choose the workflow by the problem
Use Rush Auto when you want to develop and direct a connected film. Use Creative Studio when the immediate job is an individual image, video or another supported asset. Creative Studio gives you a direct generation workflow, while Auto carries the relationship between story, scenes and takes.
You can plan assets for a film without asking every single generation to create the whole film. Name the role of the asset and choose the appropriate model, aspect, resolution and other supported options. Use the current controls; capabilities differ between models and asset types.
Keep assets organised and costs visible
Review the estimate, variations and generation mode before accepting. Unlimited eligibility depends on the active plan, model and current rules; the label does not mean every feature and resolution has no limit. Free-model access is also distinct from permission to use premium options.
When you bring an asset into a production or an edit, check how it fits: identity, scale, light, ratio, motion and rights. An uploaded video should be treated as video material, not assumed to have the same production history as a generated scene. Preserve useful source assets and keep public publishing separate from private creation.
Put it into practice
Choose three tasks from a planned film and assign each to Auto, Manual or RushCut. Explain what information or material that workspace needs.
- The workspace matches the task
- You inspect the current quote and supported settings