PraxisStart a conversation Bring the brief together.
Organize client notes, references, and requirements into a working brief. Keep unanswered questions visible so your team can agree the direction before starting.
A workflow we can build around youAI assistants for creative studios
Get the brief together.
Make room for the work.
The client notes need sorting. The proposal needs a first draft. The next update is waiting while the team is making the work. An AI assistant can help prepare those pieces, with your studio setting the direction and approving the result.
Built around your work. Checked by your team.
FROM THE CLIENT NOTES01 / 03
Launch campaign
Requested deliverablesFilm + stills
Formats & timingStill to confirm
Illustrative client notes · scope to resolveWorking briefPrepared for studio review
DRAFTRequested deliverablesOrganized
Open questionsListed
Scope and timingFor your review
Set the direction. Confirm the scope. Agree the next step.
Illustrative notes and brief for a fictional studio project.
For the people keeping the studio moving
What keeps coming
back to your desk?
Start with one task around the creative work. These are three places an assistant could help your studio.
Prepare the proposal.
Turn the agreed brief into a draft scope and deliverable list. Your studio confirms the approach, budget, timeline, and revision terms.
A workflow we can build around youGet the client update ready.
Gather project notes and feedback into a clear progress update. Your team checks decisions, remaining work, and what the client needs to review next.
A workflow we can build around youA working example
A studio worth finding.
A clearer way to show it.
922 Dragon is a film studio in Dallas. Its website needed to make the spaces and services easier to understand.
Praxis rebuilt the site around the studio’s spaces, practical details, and customer questions. Explore the published case to see how clearer information helped both visitors and AI tools understand the business.
Explore the 922 Dragon caseInside the published studio case
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The spaces made clear
Dedicated pages explain the stages and rooms, with useful details for customers.
- 02
Business facts in one place
Services and common questions are presented in a form people and crawlers can read.
- 03
Recommendations checked again
The case records a before-and-after test of AI recommendations, with the limits of that result.
This is a website and AI visibility case. The brief, proposal, and update examples above are workflows we can build around your studio.
How we start
Bring one job
you’re tired of repeating.
You don’t need an AI roadmap. Bring the work, the documents, and an example of what a useful result looks like.
- 01
Show me the work.
Walk me through what happens today, where it gets stuck, and who needs the result.
- 02
Build around your process.
I build the assistant around your information and the way your team works, with a clear point for review.
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Try it on a real job.
Your team checks the output. We work through the gaps before making it part of the routine.
Marc Kleinmann / Founder, PraxisFrom one business owner to another
I know the work
behind the work.
I spent roughly 15 years building Bauhaus, a design-build firm in Dallas, before selling it.
Bauhaus brought design and delivery into the same business. I know the work of getting from a conversation to an agreed scope, then keeping people informed as the work develops. That is where I start when building an assistant for a studio.
Read my storyBefore we talk
A few practical
questions.
Do we have to replace our existing software?
The first step is to look at the tools and files you already use. We’ll work out where an assistant fits and what access it needs before deciding what to build.
Will the assistant decide the creative direction?
Your studio sets the direction. These workflows organize source material and prepare briefs, proposals, and updates for review. Your team confirms the creative approach, scope, rights, and commitments before anything goes to a client.
What should I bring to the first conversation?
One recurring task, the information you start with, and an example of the result you want. A blank brief, a fictional project, or a proposal template is enough to begin. Bring only material you have permission to share.
Let’s put AI to work
What’s still waiting
while your team is creating?
Tell Morgan where the work gets stuck.
We’ll start there.
