Shoot what
you imagine.
Get the scene in your head onto a screen today — without a crew to book, a location to clear, or weeks to wait.
Why this hasn't worked
AI could make clips. Not a film.
One shot comes out fine. The trouble starts with the second. The person changes, the light changes, the world changes. Cut them together and you don't have a film — you have a pile of clips that happen to be next to each other.
So we hold the tone, not the shot. A Codex keeps the reference you approved and the seed behind it, and every shot in the project pulls its cast, its light and its mood from there. Change the angle and it still reads as footage from the same world.
Which changes what you actually do all day. You stop fishing for one usable take and start directing scenes.
How it works
Three steps and it's done
- 01
Cast your people
Generate a face until it's the one you wanted, then lock it. That still becomes your actor — reusable in every shot and every project.
- 02
Break the script into shots
Paste a screenplay and get a shot list with a storyboard frame for each one. Rewrite any shot, reorder them, or write the list yourself.
- 03
Shoot it, then take the file
Every shot renders with your cast attached. Keep the takes you like, upscale the cut to 4K, and export one assembled file.
No shoot dates, no waiting on anyone. Change a shot and it comes back on the spot.
The hard parts
The things you're worried about
- PASSSame face across angle, expression and a full change of lighting and location
- PASSThree separate shots, one reference — same person in all three
- PASSHands: five fingers, correct sleeve, reaching and gripping an object
- PASSRising from a chair, and walking across a room in full frame
- PASSDialogue with lip movement synced to the audio track
- PASSTrue 4K master, 3840×2160 at 24fps
These are the places AI video usually falls apart. They have to hold before shots can cut together at all.
Pricing
Pick a plan, start shooting
Solo
$49/ month
- 3,000 credits included
- Unlimited projects
- 1 seat
- Codex · shot breakdown · storyboards · 4K master
Studio
+24% credits/$$99/ month
- 7,500 credits included
- Unlimited projects
- 3 seats
- Everything in Solo
Shots run on credits. A 5-second shot is about 4 credits as a draft and about 40 as a final. A 90-second film, exploration included, comes to roughly 2,300 — inside what Solo includes every month. Top-ups are $11 per 1,000.
If a generation fails or the file comes back broken, your credits stay untouched.
Credits go on shots that render correctly. So you search on drafts at a tenth of a final's price and spend full quality only on the shots you've settled — the same finished film for far fewer credits.
Scope
What this is, and what it isn't
We do
- Casting and Codex management
- Screenplay to shot list
- Storyboard frame per shot
- Draft takes, then the final
- 4K upscale and cut assembly
- Per-project spend breakdown
We don't
- Timeline editing — keep your NLE
- Sound mixing and score
- Colour grading
- Distribution
You get a finished file. What happens after that is your craft, in your tools.
Your first film
That scene in your head
Get it out as one shot. Cast a face, write a single shot, and watch it move. If the person who comes back is the person you cast, the rest of the film is just more shots.
One email address is all it takes to start.