From premise to filmed opening
You write a premise and pick a tone. The scriptwriter returns a title, a logline, a protagonist, a counterpart, a look, a cast sheet, an opening frame and a prologue — all as editable fields. Film the opening and you have a playable drama with its first choices.
Consistency is the hard part, and it is handled
The video model has no memory between clips, so the generator carries the memory for it: the cast sheet is pasted into every prompt, the light source is fixed, and every scene starts on the exact last frame of the one before. The scriptwriter reads every line already spoken so dialogue never repeats.
Dialogue, not silent film
Scenes speak. Lines are written in quotes with the speaker named, and the video model records them. A fifteen-second scene carries about thirty words, which is one exchange that turns the scene.
