Talent Creator

Create reusable AI actors (talents) with an art name. Talents live in your global directory and can be hired into any film to play characters.

Talent Agency

Your casting agency — browse your AI talents, view each one's poses & info, add poses, mark them available for hire, and cast them into any film.

Character Studio PHP

Generate every character and costume look straight from the film bible — base identity, poses, model sheet and variants — saved as @[name] assets. Native PHP studio.

Character Library

Every character you create — with all its costume variants — collected in one place, reusable across films. Import any character into any project (base + all looks), just like hiring a talent. Characters survive project deletion, preserved in your global library.

Costume Creator

Design reusable costumes with the full studio

Wardrobe & Props catalog

Your catalog of reusable costumes and props.

Prop Studio

Native prop generator: create a prop as ONE multi-angle reference sheet (front, three-quarter, side, rear) on a clean studio background, from a short description and/or a reference photo. Modelled on the Character Studio. Saves each prop as a reusable @asset — into a film or the shared Library — with a catalog, regenerate, rename and delete. Scene cards can then pick it via “Use existing”.

Props Generator

Design reusable props with the full studio

Prop Library

Your catalog of reusable props — browse every prop across all your films, open one to see its angles, rename, and delete. The prop analog of the Location Library & Talent Agency.

Location Studio

Every location in the film — one plate per place, with its compass facings and a top-down site map. Replaces Location Plate.

Location Plate

Location Library

Your catalog of reusable locations & environments — browse, open, add angles/views, edit, and delete. The location analog of the Talent Agency and Wardrobe & Props.

Vehicles Studio

Every vehicle in your film, organised by type, make and period. Define it properly — model and generation, trim, wheels, condition, livery — then generate a multi-angle reference sheet with a readable IDENTIFICATION plate: a licence plate for a road vehicle, a tail number for an aircraft, hull registration for a boat, a unit number for an emergency vehicle.

Single Scene builder

References-only scene builder. Pick a film and scene; the bible is not used for the look or acting — every visual comes from your reference images. SIMPLE mode (default) keeps the screenplay verbatim and only tags in the references, then generates the scene as one or more short parts with the model choosing the coverage — you anchor the look with a line, an attached clip, a look still, or a one-click draft from the bible, and a density-aware split keeps the pacing natural. BREAKDOWN mode instead runs an on-the-fly technical breakdown (assets green/red to generate, plus a Director/DP coverage plan) and assembles the scene in the proven prose Scene-Card format. Continuity holds on the reference images and, between parts, attaching the previous rendered clip. Good for testing a single scene, or producing a whole film scene-by-scene as standalones.

Any Scene Any Film

Insert an extra scene into a film — numbered 1A, 1B… under any existing scene — written into the screenplay, the bible updated, and a real Scene Card added (review before it commits). Or build a standalone scene filmless: describe, enhance, process into a narrated colour-coded prompt, stills and three video-prompt types from your Asset Library.

Scene Prompt Composer

Compose the perfect starting frame on top of the exact location angle: analyze the plate into clickable elements, replace mannequins with your real characters, insert props, and save the still straight to the shot. Built on the Reimagine engine.

CINEDANCE Video Prompts

The video-prompt skill. Pick a film, scene and shot from your breakdown (or describe a shot) and CINEDANCE writes a clean, production-ready, high-budget video prompt in the 15-block architecture — running its silent 4-D method and self-QA, pulling your film's locked voice, location, look, optics, geography and acting from the Method KB, and referencing your named @assets. Includes the ACTING skill (write a character's master profile or a per-scene adaptation) and an auditor that checks a prompt against the doctrine's own checklist. The CINEDANCE + ACTING rulebooks are fully editable and cascade from a global default to per-film overrides.

Score It!

Design a film's musical score from its bible and breakdown. The AI reads the story, defines one cohesive sonic identity, then writes the main theme, a leitmotif for each main character, and emotion cues mapped to the scenes that need them — tension, dread, romance, grief, triumph. Every cue comes with a ready-to-paste music prompt. Edit, refine and add cues.

Movie Poster Studio

Generate movie posters in every standard aspect ratio.

Delivery Room

Delivery Room

Reimagine Studio

Upload an image — it becomes a saved project. The AI analyzes it into a detailed prompt + clickable elements you can Replace (from your catalogs or an upload), Remove, or Edit. Non-destructive versions, recreate-from-prompt, and download. A Photoshop-style, AI-native image editor.

Prompt Doctor

Paste a scene prompt and put it under the doctor: verify it for errors, inconsistencies and contradicting rules; enhance it; or freely edit it — add, replace or remove shots, characters, props and action. Bible-aware, it keeps your @asset tokens and shot/timecode structure intact and returns a clean, copy-paste-ready video prompt.

Cine KB

The film-craft rulebook every AI prompt obeys. Editable rules for still composition, coverage strategy, continuity and script supervision, narrative prompt craft, and the still-QC failure checklist — cascading from a global default to per-film overrides, each improvable with AI. Consulted automatically when a scene is narrated and when its stills are planned.

Film Method KB

The standing production-method rulebook captured from a high-quality-film workflow: how to write voices and accents, build location plates and the full angle kit, lock the look and colour bible, structure a video prompt in the 15-block skeleton, choose optics off the degree ladder, hold scene geography with a master shot and spatial map, and direct acting as behaviour and physics. Every rule is editable and cascades from a global default to per-film overrides — the memory the video-prompt tools will consult so nothing is forgotten.