The production hub that
runs the campaign.
Campaigns run as projects. Each workspace carries a stage rail, the project files, and a Cast drawer. Approval gates decide what the client sees, and one token-gated link puts the cut in front of them without an account.
One workspace per campaign
A project is not a folder of exports. It is the room the campaign happens in: status on the rail, files in reach, identity one drawer away.
The stage rail
Every project moves along production stages. Where a shot sits on the rail is the status meeting, so nobody writes one.
Project files
What the campaign produces stays attached to the project. The files a review needs are already in the room, not in a thread.
The project Cast drawer
The Cast the campaign is locked to sits inside every workspace. Pull the identity into a shot without leaving the project.
Clients see what passes the gate. Nothing else.
Review is a control surface, not a folder dump. Approval gates sit between production and the client view, and the share link only carries what cleared them.
Agencies lose clients in review, not in render. The hub separates the two: the team works loud inside the project, the client reads a quiet, gated cut.
- Included:Approvals recorded per shot and per gate
- Included:The gate decides what appears in the client view
- Included:Share links are token-gated: no client accounts, no platform tour
- Included:You control exactly what is visible on the link
Gate the shot
Run per-shot approvals in the gate panel. A shot that has not passed its gate stays internal, whatever state the rest of the project is in.
Send one link
Generate a token-gated share link for the review. The client opens it in a browser. No account, no signup, no access beyond the link.
Direct the review
You decide exactly what the link shows. The client reviews the cut you sent, not the work in progress behind it.
Run proven workflows against the project
A recipe that worked last campaign is a template, not a memory. Point it at the new project and the output lands in the workspace.
Import from the Workflow Marketplace
Pick a workflow template from the public marketplace and run it against the project. The results file themselves with everything else the campaign owns.
Browse the marketplaceBuilt on the Workflow Canvas
Workflows are node graphs. See how a shot becomes a repeatable graph you can hand to the next campaign.
Explore the CanvasScoped to the org, sized to the team
Projects live inside your organization. Seats and the shared Cast library come with the plan, from the Studio plan up.
| Plan | Seats | Shared Cast library |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 5 | Included |
| Studio Scale | 15 | Included |
Seat counts read from the same tier table that gates the studio, so this page and the product never disagree.
The Production Hub, answered
What is the VisionX Production Hub?
Can clients review work without a VisionX account?
How do approval gates work?
Can I reuse a workflow across campaigns?
Which plans include team seats and a shared Cast library?
Does the Production Hub handle scheduling or invoicing?
The rest of the pipeline
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Cinema-grade video across Seedance, Sora, Veo, Kling, and Grok. One Cast, every engine.
ExploreAI Image Generator
Key art, product stills, and character sheets from GPT Image, Nano Banana, FLUX.2, Grok, and Seedream.
ExploreConsistent AI Characters
The moat: a brand-locked character identity that holds across every shot, engine, and cutdown.
ExploreAI Lip Sync
Dialogue that lands on the face. Sync any performance to any script, in any language.
ExploreAI Dubbing & Voice Cloning
The Audio Studio: AI dubbing, voice cloning, and text-to-speech tuned for campaign work.
ExploreAI Storyboard Generator
Board the campaign before you burn budget: beats, frames, and shot plans in minutes.
ExploreAI Workflow Canvas
A node graph for shots: chain images into video, extend clips, and reuse the graphs that work.
ExploreAI Video Upscaler & Finishing
Master the final cut: upscale, boost frame rate, and clip long renders into social shorts.
ExploreReference Plates
Lock locations, products, and wardrobe once. Every shot that references a plate stays on set.
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