Hello everyone. I've been evaluating Fliki for the past few weeks as a potential tool to create explainer and training videos for our internal teams and for some B2B client-facing content. My background is in ERP and inventory management systems, so I'm accustomed to detailed configuration and ensuring consistency across platforms.
I'm planning to create a series of videos, perhaps 10-15 initially, that need to feel like a cohesive set. From what I've explored in Fliki, I see options for logos, colors, fonts, and watermarks. However, I'm concerned about the practical workflow for maintaining absolute consistency across multiple video projects, especially when different team members might be involved in creation.
Specifically, my questions are:
Is there a way to create a master "brand kit" or template within Fliki that locks in specific fonts, primary and secondary colors, logo placement, and perhaps even a standard lower-third style for titles? I want to avoid manually setting the font to "Open Sans, size 32, color #003366" for every single text block in every new video. In systems like NetSuite, we use custom records and templates to enforce data and process uniformity, and I'm looking for a similar principle here.
Furthermore, how do you handle consistent voice and pronunciation across a series? If I use AI voices, is there a method to save a specific voice model and a set of pronunciation corrections (for industry acronyms like ASN, PO, SKU) that can be applied universally to all videos in a workspace? I've done a few test videos and found myself repeatedly correcting the same terms, which isn't scalable.
Lastly, any insights on maintaining consistent aspect ratios and intro/outro bumpers automatically would be appreciated. I'm trying to avoid a scenario where each video looks *mostly* the same but has slight, jarring variations that make the series seem unprofessional. Thank you in advance for any detailed guidance or reviews of your own long-term workflows.