TV placement · 16:9
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Arrae on TV.
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TV placement · 16:9
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TV placement · 16:9
TV placement · 16:9
TV placement · 16:9
Arrae · How it works
Arrae, made for TV.
A collection of TV ads for Tone Gummies and MB-1 Max. Compare the brand hero with creator-led and founder-led cuts at 15 and 30 seconds.
Wellness, told by real people.
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Walk through the process with real Arrae creative. Brief and review examples are illustrative.
Our creative process
How Upscale AI Creative OS Works
We research the brand, review ad results, make an ad, get approval, then launch it.
Brand assets to finished ad
Brand assets
Review the ad
The process
See what happens at each step.
Choose a step to see what goes in and what comes out.
Step 01 / 10Brand + source assets
Research the brand
Led by Performance Agent
For Arrae, start with Tone Gummies and MB-1 Max. Gather the product references, brand footage and the available versions shown in this collection.
↓ What goes in
Product pages, brand assets, audience, offers and approved claims.
↗ What happens
Confirm product facts and claims, collect usable images and video, and check reporting access.
✓ What you review
A source checklist with unanswered access or usage questions.
Step 02 / 10Account + ad results
Compare ad performance
Led by Performance Agent
Compare Arrae creative within one account and reporting period when results are available. The ads in this showcase are creative references; no campaign results are presented here.
↓ What goes in
Account report, date range and ads being compared.
↗ What happens
Compare spend, views, clicks and sales. Flag missing attribution data.
✓ What you review
Ad results, data source, date range and open questions.
Step 03 / 10Audience + story map
Find a story to test
Led by Creative Agent
An example direction for Arrae: Open on the product and the person using it. Let a creator or the founder explain the daily routine in their own words.
↓ What goes in
Audience research, current ads and performance findings.
↗ What happens
Map the stories current ads cover and identify gaps worth testing.
✓ What you review
A map of current ads, source examples and gaps to test.
Step 04 / 10Brief for review
Write the brief
Led by Creative Agent
Build a Arrae brief around one opening, a clear product story and the ending. The brief shown here illustrates how that direction could be organized.
↓ What goes in
Selected audience and story, approved assets, claims and offer.
↗ What happens
Write the hook, scenes, copy and call to action. Match each scene to source footage.
✓ What you review
A Remix-format brief and PDF to review.
ArraeExample creative brief
A 30-second brand hero for Tone Gummies.
- Opening
- Open on the product and the person using it.
- Story
- Let a creator or the founder explain the daily routine in their own words.
- Ending
- Close on the product and the brand.
Step 05 / 10Approved brief
Make the ad
Led by Editor Agent + Human Editor
The Arrae finished ad shows the production output: product footage, composition, copy and sound brought together in a 16:9 edit.
↓ What goes in
Approved brief, source footage and brand assets.
↗ What happens
Edit the scenes, add copy and sound, then export the ad.
✓ What you review
An ad linked to its brief and source assets.
Step 06 / 10Ad review
Review the ad
Led by Advertiser
For Arrae, the review focuses on product names, creator footage, on-screen copy and the closing frame.
↓ What goes in
The candidate ad, approved brief and source references.
↗ What you do
Record feedback against this exact ad file and request any changes.
✓ What comes out
Feedback and approval status for the ad.
Step 07 / 10New cut, new review
Build a new version
Led by Editor Agent + Human Editor
If Arrae requests a change, revise the exact cut and bring it back for another review. Compare product, seasonal and format alternatives in the gallery below.
↓ What goes in
Agreed notes and the editable project.
↗ What happens
Apply the edits, export a new ad and review the new cut.
✓ What you review
A new ad with a change summary and its own review.
Step 08 / 10Named reviewer + access
Prepare the share link
Led by Creative Agent
Share the current Arrae version through its own creative link so feedback refers to the exact ad being reviewed.
↓ What goes in
The ad, named reviewers and permission to share.
↗ What happens
The Creative Agent checks reviewer access and shares the package only after permission to share.
✓ What comes out
The ad, brief and notes shared with the named reviewers.
Step 09 / 10Human approval
Approve the final ad
Led by Advertiser
The Arrae team confirms the final creative and the versions to use. A showcase example does not replace the brand’s approval for a new campaign.
↓ What goes in
Final ad, approved brief, source rights and destination.
↗ What you do
Review this exact version and record the advertiser’s approval or requested changes.
✓ What you review
Approve this exact file or send it back with requested changes.
Step 10 / 10After approval
Launch the approved ad
Led by Advertiser
The advertiser or agency uploads the approved Arrae file to its chosen CTV platform, checks the destination and preview, and runs the campaign.
↓ What goes in
Approved ad, ad account, placement and destination URL.
↗ What happens
Your team uploads the approved creative and checks format, link, tracking and preview.
✓ What you review
Live ad, destination and launch confirmation.
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