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Agentic AI workflows for content, film and agency teams
The agents, automations and tools behind your work. You stay the one who decides.
01 / 04
Every tool gets a place. Every step gets an owner.
02 / 04
Three at once, all from the same brief.
03 / 04
Nothing ships without your OK.
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Results feed the next run.
An animated diagram. A team's tools start scattered. As you scroll they arrange into one workflow: intake, brief, then script, visuals and sound in parallel, your review, publish and report. A job travels through it, waits for your approval, ships, and the result loops back into the next run.
Where the AI sits
You
Taste, direction and the final call.
Agents
Research, drafts, checks and follow-ups.
Tools
The software you already use, connected.
Files
Your work, in formats you own.
Selected work
We run our own shows and productions, so these systems met a real deadline before they met a client. Brief highlights here, the detail on a call.
What we build
A prompt helps one person once. A system carries a whole production, and gets better every time it runs.
A content engine that runs on agents.
Research, script, voice-over, motion graphics and repurposing in one pipeline. Your editorial voice is written into the brief once, so every output sounds like you and not like a model.
From brief to picture lock.
Briefs that lock intention before a frame is made. Cast and location references that hold identity across a sequence. Shot prompts built one move at a time, and an edit agent that proposes instead of overwriting.
The operations behind the work.
Sponsor and client pipelines, hiring, feedback and approvals, wired into the tools you already run. Agents carry the routing and the follow-up. People keep the decisions.
An episode workflow that keeps its taste.
Story beats, script, guest prep, packaging and the performance review after publish. The show keeps its voice and its standards. The agents keep the schedule.
For content teams
A content engine that runs on agents.
Research, script, voice-over, motion graphics and repurposing in one pipeline. Your editorial voice is written into the brief once, so every output sounds like you and not like a model.
How we work
Step 01
We map how a production actually moves through your team: where it waits, where it repeats, and where taste decides.
Step 02
You get the system on paper: the agents, the gates, the tools and what it costs to run. Buildable by us or by your own team.
Step 03
We build it in your stack and calibrate on one real production. Nothing is batched until a hero result has your OK.
Step 04
Your team runs it. We tune it from real use, and every lesson is written back into the system.
The store
The skills and blueprints we run ourselves, packaged so you can install them today.
About
FRMWRKD is a Berlin media and AI-systems company founded by Theo von Asmuth. We run our own YouTube shows and film productions, which is where every system on this page was built first.
That is the difference between a demo and a system. A demo works once, on a good day. A system has to survive a shoot schedule, a sponsor deadline and a second season. We only sell what has done that.
Start
Tell us how your production runs today and where it stalls. We build the flow, or set up the one you have. Every project is priced on its own scope.
Rather talk it through first? Ask Node, the little agent flying around this page. It passes the whole chat on to us.