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Decks

Ask a creative agent to turn a brief and board into a designed deck — research, writing, and layout from the library you already have.

Decks are how ideas leave Bloom looking finished. Today, building a deck means briefing a creative agent — you set the direction; the agent researches, pulls frames, writes, and lays out pages from your library and boards.

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Nike ACG — Treatment

Use this board and copy to make a deck.

The Audio-Visual Guide

1. Title

2. Overview

3. The Big Idea

New technology explained through the language of old technology.

4. New Way of Working

Nike

Story

The entire series is framed through a 1970s educational-film aesthetic.

It should feel practical, playful, and distinctly nostalgic — like a retro instruction manual brought to life, where clarity and utility are elevated by graphic confidence, pacing, and a strong visual point of view.

The audio visual guide to bloom

5. Story

6. The World

Helpful, never corporate

7. The Tone

8. The Host

How to make a GIF

9. Title System

Episode Format

10. Episode Format

Product

11. Product

12. Graphics

13. Camera + Image

14. Material + Texture

Brisk, never frantic

15. Pacing

Tactile, not parody

16. Sound

A reusable format

17. A System That Scales

Taste. Point of view.

18. Closing

A deck in progress — board, page, and canvas in the same window.

What a deck is for

Use a deck when a board isn't enough:

  • A director's treatment with writing and frames
  • A pitch that has to stand on its own in a room
  • A leave-behind that shouldn't look like a moodboard link

Boards stay the working canvas. Decks are the designed output. You can still share a board as a presentation when the board is the artifact.

Building with an agent

Brief the agent the way you'd brief a collaborator: the job, the mood, the constraints, and the board or references that are already right. "A 12-page fashion-film treatment, muted grade, handheld, using last year's board plus new research" beats a single keyword.

The agent drafts pages from your library — then you review and refine. This is the same motion as the rest of Bloom: you don't switch to a separate deck tool and lose the library.

Sharing

Present the deck in Bloom, export when you need a file, or send a presentation link for a board that sits behind it. Viewer permissions still apply to board presentation links — see Viewer permissions.

Good to know: Decks work best when the library is already in good shape. A deck agent can't invent your company's work; it can only arrange what you've saved.