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Film Studio

Turn one idea into a finished short film

It writes the script, storyboards every shot, renders each clip with lip-synced spoken dialogue, and stitches the final film with a soundtrack. You direct every step.

Included with every plan from $10/mo. Script and shot planning are free; a 30-second film starts around 126 credits at the default engines, charged per shot only after you approve the plan.

Free
script and storyboard planning
8
cinematic looks
4
video engines with native audio
1 click
stitched export with soundtrack

Watch a sentence become a film

The studio moves like a real production: script, casting, storyboard, then the shoot. This is the whole pipeline, playing on loop.

Film Studio — Sundown at PerditionWESTERN · 16:9

STEP 1 — START WITH A SENTENCE

SCREENPLAY — WRITING ITSELF, FREE

EXT. MAIN STREET, PERDITION — SUNDOWN
A dead-quiet town. Wind drags dust down the empty street.
MARA GREY (40s, scarred, trail-worn) rides in slow.
MARA (low)
“Ain’t come this far to turn around.”
She passes the chapel. A fresh grave — already dug.

Every frame in the demo above is from a real, unedited Film Studio export. Click a step to jump.

Films made start to finish in the studio

Eight looks, ten real exports. Hover any film to play it, and tap the speaker for the dialogue.

Western6 shots · 29s

Sundown at Perdition

A scarred gunfighter rides into a dead-quiet town at sundown to kill the man who ruined her. She finds a fresh grave already dug and waiting.

Sci-Fi6 shots · 30s

The Last Thing He Saw

A back-alley memory dealer plays a dead client’s final recording. The playback shows the murder from the killer’s own eyes, with her own hands on the blade.

Anime6 shots · 30s

The Hundredth Winter

The last blade-bearer climbs through a storm of red leaves to end the demon of the mountain shrine. The vow beneath the mask belongs to the brother she came to avenge.

Documentary6 shots · 30s

Ghost of the Snow Line

A film crew waits eleven days on an empty Himalayan ridge for an animal that might be a myth. Then the snow opens its eyes, and it is not alone.

Live Action6 shots · 30s

Aurelia: The Liquid Hour

A woman moves alone through a sun-drowned marble palace where the floor is a mirror of water. As she lifts an amber vial, every ray of gold bends toward her.

Horror6 shots · 30s

Strike

Alone in a lightless room, a woman realizes the thing in the dark only moves when the flame goes out. She is down to her last match.

Noir6 shots · 31s

Rain Check

A private eye who buried a case years ago gets the one visitor he always feared. She sets a single brass key on his desk and waits.

3D Animation6 shots · 30s

One More Candle

An ancient mouse lights a single candle for her own birthday alone. Her flickering flame is answered by a hundred tiny lanterns rising out of the dark.

Western6 shots · 30s

Owl Creek

The rope snaps and a condemned man escapes into the river, running all night toward his wife. He reaches her at dawn, just as the rope pulls taut.

Horror6 shots · 30s

Three Knocks

An old couple is given a dried paw that grants three wishes. The first costs them their son. The knocking starts after the second.

Every film above is a real, unedited Film Studio export. Script, storyboard, shots, and stitch, all done in the studio.

Built like a film set, not a prompt box

Most AI video tools hand you disconnected clips. Film Studio keeps the cast, the look, and the story consistent from the first shot to the credits.

Dialogue your actors actually speak

Write a line as [Name, tone]: "line" and the engine performs it inside the clip with lip-sync. Nothing is dubbed on afterward, so mouths match words.

Casting that holds

Films star your own cast. Character Studio references lock identity and wardrobe across every shot, and the studio flags any character in your script that is missing a reference.

Storyboard first, spend after

Cheap still frames come before expensive video. Approve each frame, redo the ones you do not like, and nothing renders as a clip until you say so.

Pick your engine per shot

Seedance 2 Reference is the default for character references and native dialogue. Kling and WAN 2.7 are one click away, film-wide or for a single stubborn shot.

A score that matches the look

One click generates an instrumental bed tuned to your film's look, powered by the same engine as Text to Music. The export mixes it quietly under the dialogue.

Finish it anywhere

Download all clips as a zip in shot order plus the script, ready for Premiere, Resolve, or CapCut. Or export the stitched film straight from the studio and share it.

Your first film is one sentence away

Type the idea. Review the script. Direct the shots. Export the film.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything creators ask before making their first AI short film.