by Seán (27.05.2025)
In a world of ever-faster content demands, companies need scalable, adaptive, and branded video workflows. Here’s why Ontoworks builds custom AI video pipelines—and what “liquid content” really means.
You know the feeling: your team’s marketing campaign is ready, the copy’s finalized, maybe the audio’s been recorded—and now you’re stuck waiting for video production to catch up. It’s a bottleneck more and more companies are running into. Either because video isn’t automated yet, or because generic automation doesn’t reflect your brand, your narrative structure, or your data workflows.This is the gap we’ve been working to close at Ontoworks: building not just a product, but custom AI video pipelines for companies who need content that’s fast, fluid, and on-brand—at scale.
What We Talk About When We Talk About "Liquid Content"
There’s a term that’s been floating around in marketing circles: liquid content.
It doesn’t mean “viral,” or even “fast” in the TikTok sense. Liquid content refers to modular, adaptive media that can flow across channels, reassemble itself around different contexts, and stay consistent while moving fast. Think of it like a brand language that can speak fluently across platforms—without needing to be rewritten or re-edited for every post or campaign. But to achieve that, especially with video, you need infrastructure. Not just tools. Not just templates. Something deeper.
Why Static Workflows Break at Scale
If you’ve ever tried to automate video production across 100, 1,000, or 10,000 content pieces—be it songs, product launches, or social ads—you’ll know the tools break down quickly.
They’re either:
– too rigid (template-based generators with no personality)
– too manual (requiring video editors or designers to supervise every piece)
– or too unpredictable (prompt-based tools that generate wildly different results every time)
It’s not enough to generate video. You need to shape it, control it, integrate it—and you need to do it without losing weeks or budgets on each iteration.