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Buzzy
Your creative AI co-director
1.1K followers
Your creative AI co-director
1.1K followers
Buzzy is the first truly agentic infinite canvas for video creation. It helps you spark ideas, build moodboards, and precisely photoshop your video in one click — while creating unlimited-length blockbuster films and commercial ads, keeping unlimited subjects consistent, controlling lighting and camera angles, and precisely editing video like photoshop in one workspace.
Storyboarding by hand takes me a week. If a tool helps me fill out a scene in an afternoon, that changes what I attempt.
Buzzy
@cora998 That’s exactly the shift we’re aiming for—less time building every frame from scratch, and more freedom to explore ideas you might otherwise cut.
'co-director' not generator is the honest framing for 20-min films. does the agent pitch the next shot, or only execute what i place on the canvas?
Buzzy
@andrewzakonov Great question — it can do both. You can direct every shot yourself on the canvas, or let the agent suggest the next shot based on your story, characters, and existing sequence. The goal is collaboration, not taking creative control away from you.
infinite canvas for video is a genuinely fun framing. the moodboard-to-shot handoff is where most AI video tools fall apart, curious how tight that feels once you're 20 minutes deep into one film
Buzzy
@alex_watson2110 That handoff is exactly what we’re focused on. Characters, locations, references, and story context stay organized across the project, so the workflow remains connected as the film gets longer. We’re also continuing to improve long-range consistency.
AI co-director for creative work sounds really promising. The movies + marketing combo is interesting angle. Curious how much control you have over the creative direction vs letting AI just run it?
Buzzy
@abdurrahman_fakhrul You can choose how much control to keep. Direct every creative decision yourself, or let the agent suggest shots, compositions, and next steps when you want help. It’s designed as a co-director, not an autopilot
Buzzy
@ayushj Fair question. We don’t position Buzzy as a single model that is simply “better” than Wan or Sora. It’s a directing and editing workspace that lets you use different models while keeping the story, characters, references, and shots organized. Cross-model transitions can still vary, so creators can review and refine individual shots.
InsForge
The canvas view, is that just visualization or can I move shots around and it re-plans the flow?
Buzzy
@jiaqichen It’s more than visualization. You can organize and move shots around on the canvas, and the surrounding sequence stays visible so you can rethink the flow. The agent can also help suggest what should come next, while you keep control of the final structure.
Co-director is a smart way to frame this. It says you still hold the vision instead of promising to replace the creative, which is usually what makes a tool like this actually get used. I'm curious how much taste it brings versus just speed. Anyone can generate ten options now, but knowing which cut is the good one is the real director's job. Does Buzzy have a point of view, or does it hand you the options and let you pick?
Buzzy
@ben_kahan Exactly — Buzzy can suggest options, but you choose the final direction. The agent supports the creative vision rather than replacing it.