Use case
Turn a script into an editor-ready media kit
SCNZ is built for creators who already have the script and need the supporting visuals, organized assets, and motion graphics to move into editing.
Quick answer
A script-to-media-kit workflow turns written narration into organized production assets.
SCNZ keeps scenes, stock footage, and motion graphics mapped to the script so editors know what belongs where.
Best for
Creator teams handing assets to an editor
Input
YouTube script, explainer script, or voiceover draft
Output
A zip media kit organized by scene
Scene-level structure
The script is split into production-ready scenes with timing, summaries, and keywords that keep the visual search tied to the actual narrative.
Assets stay organized
Footage, images, and generated animation previews are grouped by scene, reducing the manual folder cleanup that usually happens before an edit.
Bring your own keys
SCNZ supports a BYOK workflow for AI and media providers, giving creators control over provider choice and usage while keeping settings local.
Common questions
What is a media kit for video editing?
A video media kit is a folder of footage, images, motion graphics, and notes organized so an editor can assemble a project faster.
Can I still choose assets manually?
Yes. SCNZ can automate discovery, but creators can still review and replace assets before export.