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Assets and Media Memory

Your library. Your brand. Your voice. Queryable. Always on-brand.

What Assets holds

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  • Source footage (b-roll, archival clips, reference video)
  • Audio catalogs (music, voice, SFX)
  • Brand kits (logos, fonts, colors, tone guides)
  • Product screenshots and marketing collateral
  • Reference images and mood boards
  • Pre-rendered templates and elements

How Assets works

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Drop a file in. Ra tags it, indexes it, categorizes it. Any scene in any future render can pull from it by reference or by semantic query.

Queryable

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Ra can be asked things like:

  • “Use the product screenshot from the March launch campaign.”
  • “Find a b-roll shot that matches the mood of scene 3.”
  • “Pull the brand kit from the Q1 campaign.”

Assets is the library; Memory is how Ra remembers what’s in it.

Media Memory

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Media Memory is the Memory layer that sits on top of Assets. It stores:

  • What you’ve used before
  • What performed well
  • What you tagged or organized
  • What Ra has previously matched to briefs

Every render enriches Media Memory.

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