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ACT IAct I

Get the story right first

AI expands one logline into a structured shooting script: scenes, action, dialogue, pacing. Nothing changes without your nod.

Sample script2 characters · 1 scene

Workflow illustration, not a real project generation record

SC-01

INT. RAINY-NIGHT STORE · NIGHT

2 a.m. Fluorescent light bleaches the shelves; rain smears against the glass door.

Su Li stands behind the till, changing the broth in the oden pot.

SU LI

(to herself) Five more minutes. He'll be here.

The doorbell rings. A man in a grey trench coat walks in — perfectly dry.

THE MAN

(smiling) The usual.

CHAR-01Extract character

CHAR-02Extract character

SCENE-01Detect scene

ACT IIAct II

Cast once, locked forever

Generate character references for subsequent shots. Character and scene designs below are illustrations.

CAST WALL

Character & scene lock sheet

Su Li

Su Li

Night-shift store clerk

CHAR-01Locked

Man in grey

A regular from seven years ago

CHAR-02Locked

Rainy-night store

Interior · main set

SCENE-01Locked

New character

Auto-detected from your script

PROD.
PENCIL0
SCENE
01
TAKE
01

DIRECTORYou

REC00:00:23:11

Keep scrolling to roll camera

ACT IIIAct III

Shot by shot, the same face

Generate or retake individual shots using character references. Frames and task states below illustrate the workflow.

@Su LiOne reference image, cited in every shot

FILM STRIP

Shot filmstrip

@Su Li

SC-01 · T02

Till · medium shot

Done

SC-02 · T01

Doorway · wide shot

Generating

SC-02 · T02

Oden pot · close-up

Done

SC-03 · T01

Rainy street · establishing

Queued

SC-03 · T02

CCTV angle · overhead

Queued
ACT IVAct IV

Cut together as one

Once shots are ready, the system joins them in timeline order, normalizing incompatible clips before export.

TIMELINE

Assembly timeline

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Shots with a video

4 stages

each confirmed by you

1080P

1080P video generation supported

SCREENING

Story example · Rainy Night Convenience Store

Story illustration, not a generated video

From shots to a finished film

Generate, review, and assemble shots in your project.

Retake individual shots

Regenerate an unsatisfactory shot without recreating the entire episode.

HOUSE LIGHTS UPLights up

Production budget

Pay in credits for what you use — never for waiting.

Pay per use · Failed jobs return credits

Billing cycle

Trial pack

Finish one film first.

$2.99one-time

1,000credits · first purchase only

If the full budget went to one item

Script Agent first turns (at typical usage)
~500
Character refs only
×80

One-time purchase · Credits never expire

Starter

For solo creators.

$20/month

5,000credits · granted monthly

If the full budget went to one item

Script Agent first turns (at typical usage)
~2500
Character refs only
×410

Monthly credits · Valid for the billing month

Popular

Pro

For regular production.

$100/month

27,000credits · granted monthly

If the full budget went to one item

Script Agent first turns (at typical usage)
~13500
Character refs only
×2250

Monthly credits · Valid for the billing month

Studio

For high-output teams.

$200/month

60,000credits · granted monthly

Monthly budget

If the full budget went to one item

Script Agent first turns (at typical usage)
~30000
Character refs only
×5000

Monthly credits · Valid for the billing month

Q&AQ&A

On-set Q&A

Ask everything before you roll.

An AI filmmaking agent: type a story idea and it handles script, character references, per-shot video and final assembly — advancing only after you confirm each stage.

GPT Image 2.5 Flare images at 1K cost 12 credits each, including reference-based regeneration, character looks and storyboard sheets; four-view scene sheets are rendered at 4K and cost 32 credits each. Video costs depend on the model, resolution, duration and reference inputs; failed jobs return credits.

Text generation uses DeepSeek. Images use GPT Image 2.5 Flare, and video models are selectable during creation.

Once a character reference is uploaded or generated, every shot cites the same asset — the same face across shots and episodes.

You own the copyright of generated videos and may use them commercially, subject to the licence terms of the chosen models.

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