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Script
Load a screenplay, draft or novel. Structure, characters and places are read before you touch a control.
A film moves through the studio like film through a projector — one canonical order, every step visible, nothing lost between hands.
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Load a screenplay, draft or novel. Structure, characters and places are read before you touch a control.
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Medium → style family → variant → director. Your choice routes author authority to every step below.
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Identity cards with locks that keep faces and wardrobe consistent, scene after scene.
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Locations, routes, items and culture palette — the world of the story, mapped.
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Structure, conflict axis and themes — the skeleton your scenes hang on.
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One card per scene — light, angle and composition reflect the prompt as it changes.
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The compiled output, scene by scene — inspect, edit, and trace every decision.
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Send to the model you choose, on your own keys. Jobs flow through the render tray.
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Transitions, titles, subtitles, voiceover and an NLE timeline — the finishing pass.
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An interactive world map that highlights only the places and journeys your script actually names.
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The whole project as a package, or piece by piece — to real delivery formats.
Why it holds
Direction is parsed and compiled, not guessed. A note becomes a precise revision, not a fresh gamble.
Lock a seed and the pipeline rebuilds the identical output — share it, hand it off, revisit it months later.
Every compiled line carries a decision trace: which choice, which author, which page.
The full workflow runs in your browser — with your own keys.