Learn how to create a brand storyboard that maps your narrative visual flow. Atty drafts it from your project context; you refine and publish.
A brand storyboard isn't just a sequence of scenes—it's the visual skeleton of how your audience will feel at every touchpoint. Whether you're planning a launch campaign, a rebrand video, or a social series, a storyboard turns abstract ideas into a concrete narrative flow.
With Attain OS, you don't start from a blank page. Its built-in AI agent Atty drafts a brand storyboard based on your project context—brand guidelines, target audience, key messages, and visual references you've stored in Attain. You review, rearrange, and polish. No jumping between slides, docs, and design tools.
A product manager needs to show executives how the new brand identity will come to life in a 60-second launch film. Using Attain, they create a project with competitor moodboards, tone-of-voice snippets, and customer personas. Atty generates a storyboard that maps the emotional arc from 'familiar' to 'new,' complete with suggested shots and transitions.
A social media manager coordinates a UGC campaign across three influencers. She drops her brand style guide, sample posts, and a list of key scenes into Attain. Atty drafts a storyboard that sequences each influencer's content into a cohesive series, ensuring the narrative doesn't break when viewers scroll from one post to the next.
A freelance creative director has one day to prep a pitch for a local coffee chain. He pulls his brand persona notes, location photos, and a rough script from Attain's Notes and Documents. Atty assembles a storyboard with visual descriptions and timing cues, giving the client a clear before-and-after of the brand story.
Upload your brand guidelines, audience personas, visual references, and any existing scripts or briefs into Attain's Documents and Notes. The more context you provide, the better Atty understands your narrative direction.
Open the Content Creator app and describe your storyboard goal: a 30-second video for Instagram, a five-scene brand film, or a carousel ad sequence. Atty scans your project context and drafts a storyboard with scene headings, visual descriptions, and suggested on-screen text.
Atty presents a near-finished storyboard table. You can reorder scenes, tweak descriptions, or add new frames using Attain's Work Board or Notes. The draft already includes timing cues and key visuals from your references.
Once you're satisfied, save the storyboard as a document in Attain. Share it with stakeholders directly via Attain's Sharing Hub. No need to export—your team can view it within the OS and leave feedback in the same space.
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
Wide shot of sun rising over a small-batch roastery. Steam rises from a copper drum. Voiceover: 'Every morning starts with a choice.'
Close-up of barista pouring latte art—a simple heart. Ambient sounds of grinding and steaming. Text overlay: 'Crafted, not rushed.'
Medium shot of a customer smiling as they taste. Slow motion. Voiceover: 'This is Roast & Rise. Your moment, every day.'
Atty drafts text-based scene descriptions, suggested shots, timing, and on-screen text. It does not generate images or video. You use Attain's Documents and Notes to store visual references that Atty can incorporate into its descriptions.
No. Atty uses your project context—stored in Attain's People, Structure, and Notes—to draft a storyboard tailored to that brand or campaign. You can reuse and adapt previous storyboards by updating the context.
Attain OS does not export to third-party tools, but you can share a read-only link via the Sharing Hub. Clients can view it in a browser without needing an Attain account.
Absolutely. Atty's draft is a starting point. You can edit scene order, descriptions, add notes, or delete frames using Attain's Notes or Work Board. The output is fully under your control.
