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Film mode — the AI film maker

A film is not one prompt. Film mode is a progressive storyboard: you write one scene, it renders immediately, the timeline grows. Each scene gets its own camera move, length, takes and cast; the whole film shares one look — film type, era, tempo, gear. Reorder, duplicate, re-render, keep the best take, save the draft, publish it with a generated cover.

Open the video studio Pricing

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How a film is built

→Compose scene one in the hero composer and press Add scene — it renders while you write scene two.
→Each card on the timeline is a scene: edit it back into the composer, re-render, render 1–4 takes and keep one, move it up or down, duplicate it. Up to 12 scenes.
→The look — film type, era, tempo, camera gear, lens, aperture, palette, lighting — is set once and folded into every scene's prompt server-side.
→The assembled player plays the scenes back to back. Save draft keeps the recipe; My films reopens it.

Casting across scenes

Each scene carries its own cast: pick Characters in the composer and their reference photos drive image-to-video for that shot. The same face and the same voice, scene after scene — the thing single-prompt tools cannot do.

Publishing

A finished film publishes to the community as one entry: a generated cover (palette, title, clapper — or a frame, or your own image), a title, likes, comments and views. Your prompts and settings stay private. The API does the same through POST /v1/films/{id}/render and /publish.

Starting points

Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.

Perfume ad, three shotsMacro shot of an amber perfume bottle standing on black marble, fine mist drifting through a beam of golden light, slow push-in Open in the studio → Noir openingA detective lighting a cigarette under a flickering streetlamp in the rain, venetian-blind shadows across his face, static camera, film noir Open in the studio → Music video hookA singer under a single spotlight in a dark warehouse, smoke rolling at her feet, whip pan into a close-up, neon noir palette Open in the studio →

Frequently asked questions

How many scenes can a film have?

Up to 12 scenes per film, each 3–30 seconds depending on the engine and your plan, each with up to 4 takes.

Can I re-render one scene without redoing the film?

Yes — every scene card has Re-render and Retry, and edits load the scene back into the composer while the rest of the timeline stays put.

Is the film exported as one file?

The studio plays the scenes as one cut and each scene downloads as its own clip; the community player walks the segments in order. Assemble in Premiere or After Effects with the eroq panel for a single file.

Can I automate storyboards?

Yes: POST /v1/films with a recipe of scenes, then POST /v1/films/{id}/render queues every scene as a video job.

Keep exploring

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