A producer fills out one form: client, spot type, tone, market, notes, and the versions needed. The system researches the client and market, then writes a complete, format-correct script for each version.
Each media type follows its own rules and they are never blended. TV scripts use a two-column video and audio layout, radio relies on voice, sound effects and music alone, and social is written for sound-off, vertical viewing.
The pipeline takes about three minutes, so the form gets a job ID immediately and polls for the finished scripts. The site is behind a login, the n8n webhooks require a shared secret, and a failure emails an alert.