A finished short or episode, end to end

You have a script and a small team, and no studio pipeline.

How the work goes in draft2cut

  1. Step 1

    Write the script or import it.

  2. Step 2

    Break it down into characters, locations, scenes and shots.

  3. Step 3

    Design the cast and the places.

  4. Step 4

    Storyboard each scene.

  5. Step 5

    Generate dialogue, music and video shots.

  6. Step 6

    Assemble the edited video and export subtitles and a timeline.

A young man and a small floating robot watching a finished film in a private screening room.
A pencil storyboard frame: a young woman bends towards a small round robot among tomato plants in a greenhouse.
The same frame, drawn in colour: the young woman and the muddy little robot in the tomato garden of a greenhouse.
The home page of a draft2cut project: the title and synopsis, and a card for each part of the work (settings, script, actors, environments, props, music, production and marketing) with its items ticked as they are done.

Frames from the series Heidolon, produced with draft2cut. Generated with draft2cut.

What you get

  • An edited video with dialogue, music and subtitles
  • The bibles and the storyboard
  • A timeline file to finish in your editing suite
  • The rights dossier and the AI label

What stays in your hands

The quality of the shots depends on the engines you choose, and you decide every step.

Try it on your own project

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