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Make your own drama. Get it watched.

Describe a story in a few sentences. We draft the world and the cast, you shape every scene, and every choice gets filmed. Publish it and the whole of UDRAMA can play it, follow you and vote on where it goes next.

Free to watch · every scene generated · nobody on screen is a real person

Describe

A few sentences is enough: who, where, what is about to go wrong. Pick the tone first — drama, comedy, rom-com, thriller, horror, romance, mystery, fantasy — and the studio drafts the title, the world, the cast and the opening in that register. Everything is editable before a single frame is filmed.

Shape

The world, the cast, every choice. Two fields carry the whole series: the look, pasted into every prompt so the film holds together, and the cast, described exactly the same way every time so a character stays the same person from scene one to scene fifty. Rewrite the opening, tune the prologue, decide how deep the story goes.

Publish

Get views, followers and votes. Your drama gets its own page, a shareable link for every branch, and a trailer with udrama.tv in the corner for your feeds. Viewers play it, vote on scenes, follow you, and write their own choices into your world. Submit it for the front page and the curated rows.

What it costs

Drafting is free. New accounts start with five credits, enough to film your first opening. After that, credits come in packs from eight dollars for ten. Viewers pay for the new paths they open in your story, not you.

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The Queen and the Peasant
She dropped her purse. He picked it up. Neither of them can undo what happens next.
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Speak Now
Three hundred people just turned around to look at you. You have about four seconds before the silence decides for you.
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The Deep End
He cleans their pool every Thursday. Today she is home, and she has seen what he keeps in the filter housing.
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The Long Weekend
Her husband's oldest friend came to help close up the lake house. The storm took the road out two hours ago.
Playable8 scenes
Smoke and Mirrors
She hired him to find her husband. He found him yesterday. He has not told her, because he wants to see what she does next.
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Villa Bellosguardo
She hired him to restore the frescoes her husband commissioned. The face in the plaster is not her husband's, and it is not hers.
Playable6 scenes
The Last Train Home
He has ninety seconds before the doors close and the only person who knows what he did is on that platform.
Playable2 scenes
Night Shift
They have been careful for a year. The man they just wheeled into resus is her husband, and he is conscious.
Playable1 scenes
Salt and Ash
The island took her sister. Twenty years later the tide brings back the boat, and it is not empty.
Playable1 scenes
House of Glass
She sold the company her father built. Tonight the entire board is in her living room and one of them brought a lawyer.
Playable1 scenes
The Understudy
The lead broke her ankle an hour before curtain. Nobody has asked how.
Playable4 scenes
Feed the Wire
Midway through an arena encore, sweat-drenched rock frontman Jesse Vance locks eyes with Sloane, a provocatively dressed girl crushed against the front security rail holding up a stolen master key to his hotel suite. One gesture from him will drag her into the spotlight and destroy the quiet marriage waiting for him backstage.
12 scenes
by Martin S
  1. 01

    Describe

    A few sentences is enough. Pick the tone; the studio drafts the world, the cast and the opening.

  2. 02

    Shape

    The world, the cast, every choice. Edit anything before a frame is filmed.

  3. 03

    Publish

    Get views, followers and votes. Every path viewers take is filmed into your story.

Questions

Do I need to write a script?

No. You write a premise. The studio drafts the script, and you edit what you want. Dialogue is written scene by scene as viewers play.

Can I keep it private?

Yes. A private drama has a link only you can open. Make it public when it is ready.

Who owns what I make?

You own what you write. We film it.

Can viewers change my story?

They can write their own choices, which become new branches. Your opening and your world stay yours.

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