benefit 01
16 fields per shot
Each shot specifies lens choice, film stock, color grade, dust motes, wardrobe trim, sound cues — everything a T2V model needs to render the scene you actually want.
prompt studio
Stop writing prompts. Start writing shot lists.
Type a single line — 'Hispanic couple kissing in the park at golden hour' — and Claude Opus writes one richly-structured shot list with Time Code, Camera Move, Scene, Format & Look, Lenses & Filtration, Grade / Palette, Lighting & Atmosphere, Wardrobe / Props, Sound, Camera Notes, Finishing, Poster Frame, Characters, and Actions. Image mode = 1 shot. Video mode = 1-3 shots with time codes.
cost
Free with paid plans
powered by
Claude Opus 4.7 · GPT-4o fallback
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● recwhy it matters
Built for the way creators actually work.
benefit 02
One rich output, not 5 fluffy variants
We dropped the 5-variant grid. Quality over noise — one fully-spec'd shot list per generation, and you can regenerate for a different angle anytime.
benefit 03
Continuity across shots
When you generate multiple shots, character descriptors and wardrobe are copied verbatim across the sequence so your T2V renders stay consistent.
benefit 04
Save + reuse
Save the shot lists you love. Pull them into Multi-Scene UGC, copy as plain text, or export .txt for handoff to a teammate.
how it works
4 steps.
Most of it is the model, not you.
Write the rough idea
One line is enough. 'Bald Black man in a tank top doing pull-ups in a sunlit gym.' Opus fills in the rest.
Pick the context
Text → Image gives you one cinematic shot. Text → Video gives you 1-3 shots with time codes spanning a short sequence.
Read the shot list
Camera, lenses, grade, lighting, wardrobe, sound, finishing, poster frame, characters, actions — all in cinematographer language.
Render or refine
Hit Use to send to Workspace, Save to keep it, or Regenerate for a different cinematic angle.
built for
Made for the people shipping shorts.
Solo creators
Skip the prompt engineering rabbit hole. Type your idea, get a shot list with all the cinematic details a T2V model needs.
Treatment writers
Generate a shot-by-shot pitch in seconds. Edit the cinematic language to match your director's voice.
Storyboard artists
Use the shot list as the spine for a board pass. Each shot has framing, lens, and action notes already filled in.
Multi-scene narratives
Pair with Multi-Scene UGC and the continuity locks ensure wardrobe + characters stay identical across every scene.
models in the loop
Claude Opus 4.7GPT-4o fallback
briefing notes
Questions worth answering.
play in the same band
Pairs well with.
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