Glossary
Field notes and how-tos on glossary — every one tied to something you can do in CoreReflex today.
What is text-to-video? AI video explained
Text-to-video turns a written prompt into finished, moving footage with AI. See how CoreReflex's agentic Director plans, scores, and assembles every shot for you.
Read the article →What is image-to-video AI?
Image-to-video animates a still image into a moving clip with AI. Learn how it works and how CoreReflex anchors each shot to the last frame so cuts stay continuous.
Read the article →What is B-roll? Definition for video
B-roll is the supplemental footage that supports your main shot and tells the story. See how CoreReflex's Director auto-plans B-roll shot roles from a single prompt.
Read the article →What is a storyboard in AI video?
A storyboard maps a video shot by shot before you produce it. See how CoreReflex's agentic Director auto-plans a shot-by-shot storyboard from a single sentence.
Read the article →What is a shot list?
A shot list is the planned inventory of every shot in a video. Learn how it works and how CoreReflex's Director generates and scores each planned shot, free to plan.
Read the article →What is camera control in AI video?
Camera control directs moves like pans, dollies, and zooms in AI video. See how CoreReflex maps your planned camera move to Kling's camera_control on Vertex AI.
Read the article →What is an establishing shot?
An establishing shot sets a scene's location and mood at the start. Learn the definition and how CoreReflex's Director assigns shot roles like this when it plans a film.
Read the article →What is a match cut?
A match cut links two shots by visual similarity for a smooth edit. See how CoreReflex's continuity anchors each shot's last frame so cuts stay smooth and coherent.
Read the article →What is a video prompt?
A video prompt is the text instruction that guides AI video generation. Learn how it works and how CoreReflex writes a scored prompt per shot in the Director's PLAN step.
Read the article →What is continuity in video editing?
Continuity keeps people, props, and lighting consistent across shots. See how CoreReflex anchors each shot to the previous last frame so cuts stay continuous.
Read the article →What is a generative video model?
A generative video model creates video from text or images. Learn how it works and how CoreReflex runs Veo and Kling on Google Vertex AI behind one billing surface.
Read the article →What is color grading?
Color grading shapes a video's look and mood after editing. Learn the definition and how CoreReflex delivers a graded cut from a single sentence, with no manual pass.
Read the article →What is a LUT in video?
A LUT, or look-up table, remaps colors to apply a consistent look. Learn how LUTs work and how CoreReflex bakes a graded, on-brand look into your finished cut.
Read the article →What is color correction?
Color correction fixes exposure and color so footage looks accurate. Learn how it differs from grading and how CoreReflex ships a corrected, graded cut for you.
Read the article →What is white balance?
White balance neutralizes color casts so whites look white on camera. Learn the definition and how CoreReflex grades every shot to a clean, on-brand look.
Read the article →What is bitrate in video?
Bitrate is the data per second that sets video quality and file size. Learn how it works and how CoreReflex's encoder tiers balance quality against file size for you.
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