Content creators

Event recaps built around real footage

Plan event recap videos around real recordings, with AI-generated opening and closing visuals kept separate from evidence of the event.

Who it's for

Event teams and editors assembling recaps from approved photos and recordings.

What you get

A recap structure based on real moments, with separate illustrative opening and closing assets.

Who does what

1You
Provide real event assets, confirmed names and dates, and usage permissions.
2Your agent
Arrange real highlights, verify captions against your notes, and propose separate decorative scenes.
3Muse4AI
Generate abstract or illustrative opening and closing assets through Muse.

Prompt to give your agent

prompt.txt

Plan a recap using this approved footage from our school fair. Keep names and dates tied to my notes. Suggest an abstract opening and closing, then request them through Muse4AI after approval. Do not generate attendees, speeches, or activities that were not recorded.

Samples made with Muse through Muse4AI

Prompt sent to Muse: Abstract celebratory opening: soft colorful paper confetti falling slowly against a warm cream background, gentle bokeh, festive but calm, no people. No text, no letters, no logos, no watermark.

Limits to keep in mind

Muse clips are about 8–10 s at 1280×720; assemble the final video in an editor such as CapCut or Remotion.
Generation uses your own Muse account's usage limit. Review a small sample before requesting a larger batch.
Do not fabricate attendees, quotes, or event moments. Label generated scenes and never present them as real event recordings.