Features
Studio is where you shoot: cast a face, dress it in your garments and take it anywhere. Desk is where you run your talent, real and AI, from bookings to consent. Both share one roster, so the talent you manage is the talent you shoot.
BOUQX Studio
For agencies, brands and creators
Casting
- Cast a new facePaid plans
- Write the brief, or have it drafted from a few lines. Get four faces a sheet, up to twelve, and keep the one you want.
- House models
- Ready-made AI talent to shoot the day you open the Studio.
- Refine, step by step
- Change the hair or a detail one step at a time. Preview each step, keep it or revert it.
Production
Jobs
- The brief in one place
- Client, cast, direction and usage rights, with every shoot made under it. A job is done when every frame is picked.
- Attach the brief
- Drop in the client's brief as a PDF or a photo and it fills the job: name, client, direction, usage and dates.
- Moodboard
- Add what the client sent, or generate the look from the brief, and judge the work against it.
- Send the work
- A job ships as a revocable link to its own delivery book, stills, film or both, with view counts back.
Production
Wardrobe
- The real product
- Shoot the actual garment. Upload a flat lay, or make one from a photo of the piece being worn.
- Whole looks
- Coat, bag and shoes reach the model as one sheet, so the outfit arrives together rather than piece by piece.
- A wardrobe per client
- Browse by client or by shelf, search and filter, bulk import a folder of photos. A piece used in a shoot cannot be deleted out from under it.
Production
Scout
- Scout a place
- Describe a location and get up to six plates. No talent needed to scout. Keep the good ones in a library you filter by type.
- One set, one light
- A plate becomes the backdrop for every look shot on it, so a day of frames shares one place and one light. Relight it when the brief changes.
- Move the camera
- Shoot from where the plate stood, or further in, from the far end, across the room or a corner. "More like this" moves the camera and keeps the room.
Production
Shoot
- One desk
- Talent, plate and wardrobe on one screen, up to four frames a run. It reopens on the shoot you left.
- Write the shot
- Say the pose, the expression and how close, then set the camera angle and where it stands on the plate, and relight it.
- Stills or film
- Turn any frame into a short clip: a camera move, or the subject in motion. Two video engines to choose from.
Image editing
- Change
- Describe one change (a pose, the light, a detail) and get it without re-rolling the face. Paint or box a region to change only that.
- Add a product
- Drop a new garment into the photo you are looking at. Pose, framing and face stay where they were.
- Finish
- Film stocks, then tone, light, grain, vignette, diffusion, halation, chromatic aberration and light leak, each on a dial. Solo any one to see exactly what it does.
- Frame
- Crop to 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 16:9 or free, straighten, flip, and upscale for print.
- A whole set at once
- Finish every selected frame in one pass, or copy a finish from one frame and paste it on the next.
- Clipping check
- See what is blown out before you export, across the whole frame or on skin alone.
Canvas
- A node graph
- Wire a talent, a garment, a location and a prompt together, and run the whole shoot as one operation.
- Pick the direction
- Pose, expression, gaze, gesture, hair, makeup, light, framing and camera angle, each picked from a list.
- Settings & weather
- Settings from seamless paper to a beach, backdrop colours, and weather in the air: haze, wind, rain, fog or snow.
- House looks
- Saved directions, from Quiet Luxury to Street, that set place, light and register on any talent in one pick.
- Sequences
- Pick N frames and get Nā1 clips, each starting on the frame the last one ended on, so they cut together.
Timeline
- Build the cut
- Add clips and held stills, and bridge two shots with a clip made to join them.
- Edit
- Order clips, trim heads, hold frames and cut with a playhead razor.
- Export
- Render at 3:4, 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9.
BOUQX Desk
For agencies
Roster
- Everyone you have
- Real and AI talent on one roster, managed the same way.
- Every frame
- Each talent opens on every frame they have ever been shot in, across every job.
- Talent records
- Profiles with measurements and documents, shared across the agency. Drop in a passport, permit or contract and its details are read off it.
Books
- Curate
- Curate frames into books and folders, put them in order, and export a PDF deck.
- Share
- Send a book as a revocable link. Pull it and the link stops working.
Bookings
- Options to bookings
- Hold an option, confirm it, and it lands on the calendar. No double-booking.
- Packages
- Send a client a package of talent as a link, and turn their pick back into a booking.
Consent & rights
- Signed releases
- Delivering a real face to a client needs a signed release on file, and the release is fingerprinted when it is filed.
- AI opt-in
- Each real talent opts in or out. Anyone who never opted in is never generated, only booked.
- Scoped grants
- Consent is granted per talent, per use, per client, and expires on its own date.
- The model confirms
- They get their own link, read the client, the end date and their fee in plain words, and confirm in their own name or decline.
- Revoke
- Revoking a grant stops new shoots and pulls the images from the live packages they were shared in.
- Erasure
- Erase one talent or a whole account, and every export of a likeness is logged.
- AI origin, in the file
- Generated images carry an AI-generated disclosure inside the file, so the label survives a download.