At a baseline, you can use the Storyblocks MCP to search our entire stock library and download assets inside of Claude or ChatGPT. For example, you can ask Claude to use the Storyblocks connector to find you footage of a specific scene, music that matches a certain mood, or templates for a specific kind of video.
With the MCP and your AI assistant of choice, you don’t have to stop at just one search. You can ask Claude or ChatGPT to use the connector to search for multiple assets at once. Then, you can see results for each of the different assets you asked for in the response, browse through the results, and download the ones you want. Being able to batch searches like this is one great way the MCP can help save you time when you’re looking for assets.
But beyond basic searches, you can use the power of Claude and ChatGPT to help you streamline production tasks with the MCP as well. If you’ve been using your AI assistant to help you finalize a script or storyboard, once you finish it, you can then use that document to have Claude or ChatGPT suggest footage clips, music tracks, sound effects, and more for your video based on it.
You can also automate tasks and searches using AI agents inside of your LLM, and pair the MCP with other AI tools to help create automations that streamline your editing process. This article explores some of the other ways you can use the MCP, and the video below shows how you can pair it with the DaVinci Resolve MCP to enhance the video creation process.