What is Cinema
A space for films: a script of scenes, a storyboard that renders them one by one, an edit with transitions and sound, and an MP4 export.
A single clip is one beat. Cinema is how you make something longer: a film is a list of scenes that share one look — engine, format, lighting, palette, cast — and render as separate clips you then cut together. It lives at Studio → Cinema, with three tabs per film: Script, Storyboard and Edit, and a Look panel on the side.
Starting a film
From scratch: New film, then write scenes in the script.
From a recipe: six complete scripts — notes, scenes, dialogue and a look — that you adapt. Opening one costs nothing; only rendering does.
From the home or Ask: a prompt handed to Cinema becomes scene 1. "Continue as a film" on a Quick result does the same with that take.
Limits worth knowing
Up to 24 scenes per film and 50 saved films. Films autosave as you type. Private mode renders nothing in Cinema, because the edit needs stored takes.
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