InVideo: What A Custom Agent Crew Actually Does
A branded ad, a short film, or a multi-scene campaign usually needs more than one skill set -- cinematography, sound design, color grading, music -- and hiring a freelancer for each role adds its own scheduling overhead before a single frame gets cut. InVideo's answer is to assign those roles to custom AI agents inside the same platform, and the feature set underneath is worth breaking down before judging whether that actually replaces a crew.
Agent Roles And Model Quality
- Custom agents can be assigned specific roles -- cinematographer, sound designer, colorist, music designer -- without hiring a freelancer for each
- Agent Two, the flagship model, ranks first on Physion-Arc, the independent benchmark for AI video generation quality
- Access extends to more than 200 image, video, audio, and music models, including Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, and Nano Banana Pro
Consistency Across A Full Production
Long-term project memory keeps every clip consistent, and multi-shot editing changes a location, character, or costume across dozens of clips in a single pass instead of re-editing each one by hand. No prompt engineering is required to direct any of it.
Team Use And Compliance
Multiplayer mode with live cursors lets a producer, client, or reviewer edit the same timeline at once, and the infrastructure runs SOC 2 and ISO-aligned, with GDPR compliance built in.
Full breakdown of what each feature actually does: read the audit here.
