Description
Blooper is an agentic AI video production platform for creating, controlling, and scaling AI-generated video ads from brief to final scenes. Rather than driving a timeline manually, users brief an agent in plain language, for example asking for a mood board for three characters or every shot in a scene, and the agent plans the steps, runs the tools, and brings back the work while the user stays in the director's chair reviewing and approving each stage.
An entire production lives in one project, moving through script, mood, characters, storyboard, shots, edit, and render, with each output feeding the next and nothing advancing without approval. Reusable skills are one-click workflows that run with a single line, covering tasks like trimming to the beat, generating every shot in a storyboard, tagging brand colors, scoring a montage, or style-transferring between shots, and the library grows as the community ships more.
Blooper is model-agnostic, letting users pick models such as Veo, Kling, Flux, Nano Banana, or Seedance per shot while it handles routing. Shared assets propagate automatically, so changing a source product, character, logo, or styled frame updates every dependent generation, and every generation keeps a full version tree for branching, comparing takes, and rolling back. Teams collaborate in one project where files appear as they ship and notes can be handed straight to the agent.
Blooper is opening early access for selected agencies, brands, and creative teams working with AI video.
Blooper's Core Features
Agentic workflow driven by plain-language briefs
End-to-end production from script to render in one project
Approval gates so nothing advances without the director
Installable, reusable agent skills for production tasks
Model-agnostic routing across Veo, Kling, Flux, and more
Shared assets that propagate changes to every generation
Full version tree with branching, comparison, and rollback
Team collaboration in a single shared project
How to use Blooper?
Brief the agent: Tell Blooper in plain language what you want, such as a mood board or every shot in a scene.
Review the work: The agent plans steps, runs tools, and brings back the output for you to judge.
Approve or iterate: Approve, tweak, or restart before anything reaches the next stage.
Ship: Move the production through storyboard, shots, edit, and render to a final video ad.
Blooper's Use Cases
- AI video ads
- Storyboard-to-shots
- Brand continuity
- Team review





