OPEN BETA · FREE FOR FILMMAKERSEvery story deserves
Every story deserves
a studio.
Not another clip generator. Six named crew — screenwriter, cinematographer, designer, casting, editor, producer — route one sentence through the right model for each craft and hand you back a character-consistent film. You sit in the director's chair.
MEASURED CONSISTENCY0.67 HOLDOUT· EIGHT-SCENE SHORTS, SHIPPED
THE BET
Everyone else makes clips.
We make films.
The whole field is converging on the same shape — an infinite grid of disconnected clips and a chat box. A clip is a slot machine. A film is a chain of decisions that has to hold from the first frame to the last. That chain is the entire game, and it's what we built.
EVERYONE ELSE
A wall of clips
Generate, regenerate, hope the face matches. Nothing remembers anything.
CINEMATECH
One continuous reel
A crew that holds character, look and continuity scene to scene — and shows you the number.
SC 01
SC 02
SC 03
SC 04
THE CREW
Your crew of six.
Not tools. Collaborators with taste and a craft — each modeled after a master, each owning their corner of the picture.
Chloé
Cinematographer
after Gordon Willis
Aria
Screenwriter
after Nora Ephron
Rae
Production Designer
after Eiko Ishioka
Vera
Casting
after Marion Dougherty
Marcus
Editor
after Thelma Schoonmaker
Sol
Producer
after Kathleen Kennedy
THE DIRECTING LOOP
One sentence in. A film out. You call every shot.
01 · THE SLATE
Give the logline
One sentence, or a script you already have. Aria breaks it into scenes and beats.
WRITE
02 · ROLL
Roll the shot
Chloé picks the lens and light and routes the scene to the right model. A take comes back.
R
03 · DAILIES
Keep or send back
Every take lands in dailies. Keep it and the scene rises — or send it back with a note. Nothing lands without you.
YN
04 · DELIVER
Lock & deliver
Lock the scene; it joins the cut. Marcus edits, Sol delivers a master and the share card.
LOCK
THE MOAT
Consistency is the whole game.
Casting locks a character's face, voice and look into a DNA reference. Every scene is scored against it — and when a shot drifts, Vera flags it before you ever see it. We don't claim consistency. We measure it, and we show you the number.
PROOF · A FINISHED SHORT
The Lighthouse Keeper
0.67
Consistency
8
Scenes
≈$6
Render cost
A FILM IN EIGHT SCENES
WATCH IT IN THE STUDIO →
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Take the chair.
Your first film is free. Bring a sentence. Leave with a scene.