Short film
The whole short-film pipeline lives in the studio: story writing is free, character cards lock identity, storyboard frames approve each scene, and the film flow renders and joins the shots.
Open Video StudioSteps
- 1
Create the leads under Characters.
- 2
Write the idea in Story & Film; edit the scenes.
- 3
Generate a storyboard frame per scene and enable 'shoot from storyboard'.
- 4
Assign engines, pick subtitles and music, render.
Example prompts
“An old fisherman preparing his boat at dawn, mist, slow dolly”
“A little girl finding a message in a bottle on the beach, close-up”
“The two of them side by side at sunset, wide shot, silence”
Tips
- Keep scenes under 12.
- Storyboard frames are the single biggest consistency boost.
- Veo for dialogue, Kling for motion.
Recommended engines
Related pages
Frequently asked questions
- How many credits does it cost?
- It depends on engine, duration and resolution; the studio shows the exact amount before you generate. A 5-second clip is ≈10–15 credits on economy engines and ≈30–70 on cinema-class ones. New accounts get 20 welcome credits.
- Do characters stay the same across scenes?
- The character card (portrait + full body + profile) travels as a reference into every shot; together with storyboard frames consistency improves markedly.
Open Video Studio
20 welcome credits for new accounts. No subscription.
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