One line in. A series out.
Describe the story in a sentence. We write the episodes, cast the actors, build the sets and shoot every scene. Ready to watch and share the same night.
You're not the audience. You're the director.
One sentence in, and the studio drafts the script, casts actors who look the same in every episode, keeps your locations fixed and renders each scene in vertical. Every call is still yours.
Made here, in an evening

It starts with one sentence.
For anyone with a story and no crew.

It starts with one sentence.
For anyone with a story and no crew.


Same face in every scene
Cast once. Your lead keeps her face, hair and wardrobe from the first episode to the last.

Sets you can come back to
Save a location and return to it ten episodes later. Same room, same light.

Built for the feed
One twist per episode and a hook before the cut. Sixty to ninety seconds each.

Every scene, properly covered
Wide, over the shoulder, close-up, detail. Coverage arrives with the script.

Voices that belong to the faces
One voice per character, synced to the lines you wrote.
From a sentence to a season people binge.
01Write
Type the premise. You get the season arc, episode beats and full scripts you can edit line by line.
SCRIPT · EPISODE 102Shoot
Approve the script and the studio shoots it: every scene rendered in vertical, the same faces and the same sets from the first beat to the last.
SHOT LIST · SCENE 0403Release
The scenes are cut into one episode, ready to download and post. Nine by sixteen, sound in place, no editing software needed.
EXPORT READYThe studio
Everything a series needs, under one roof
Script, cast, sets and shots live in one project, so the same faces, voices and look carry through every episode, from the first beat to the final cut.
Storyboards on tap
One still becomes a full shot list: wide, over the shoulder, close-up, detail.
Shoot in batches
Render every shot in a scene at once instead of one by one.
Best models, one workspace
Top image and video models built in. No tabs, no API keys.
Continuity by default
Lock a face, a voice and a wardrobe once. Every episode keeps them.
Your own backlot
Characters, locations and props you can reuse in the next series.
Bring your own script
Paste a script and the studio breaks it into scenes, shots and finished episodes.
The engines behind every episode
Script & direction
GeminiOpenAIClaude
Plans the season, writes the scripts and runs the set.
Video
Kling AIGoogleByteDanceSeedWanHappyHorse
Shot engines for everything from a ten-second take to a dialogue scene with native sound.
Image
GoogleByteDanceOpenAI
Stills, key art and character sheets with the same face in every frame.
Voice & sound
ElevenLabsSunoSonilo
A voice for each character, an original score and sound cut to picture.
FAQ
Questions, answered
The short version of what you will want to know before your first episode.
Do I have to write the script myself?
No. Give us the premise in a sentence and you get a season arc and full episode scripts you can edit. Already have a script? Paste it and go straight to casting.
Will my characters stay consistent?
Yes. You cast a character once, face, hair, wardrobe and voice, and the studio keeps that identity in every shot and every episode.
How fast is an episode?
Minutes, not hours. A sixty to ninety second episode renders while you write the next one.
What stories work best?
Twist-driven vertical drama: one clear hook, one turn per episode, sixty to ninety seconds a cut. That is the format the studio is tuned for.
Do I need to edit video?
No. Scenes render already cut to length and in order. Redo a shot if you want it different — there is no timeline to learn.
Can I post it to TikTok, Reels and Shorts?
Yes. Every episode exports vertical, 9:16, ready to upload to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Who owns what I make?
You do. What you make is yours to post, share or sell, subject to our Terms.
Tonight could be your premiere.
Start free. No camera, no crew, no experience needed.
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