USE CASES / BRANDS & CREATIVE TEAMS
Make the idea
recognizable
in every frame.
Turn a creative direction into a coherent visual system: the product, the people, the world and the choices that make it feel like one campaign.
PRODUCTION INTELLIGENCE / CINEPASS.AI
START WITH THE VISION
Clarity before
creative volume.
Bring approved brand assets, usage permissions and the message the film must communicate. Treat brand colors, product geometry and mandatory claims as reviewable constraints.
DESIGN FOR VARIATION
More directions.
Less lost context.
Explore approved visual directions while keeping the reference set and revision record attached. A new cut should not silently become a different product or a different claim.
CREATIVE REVIEW
Specific feedback.
Scoped revisions.
Tie each requested change to a scene, shot, asset or copy line.
THE COMMON WORKFLOW
STEP 01 / 07
Bring the story. Set the intention.
Upload TXT, Markdown or Fountain, or paste a script. Choose the production format, visual style, aspect ratio and source-fidelity policy. For a series, set episode length separately from generation clip length.
Review the script analysis before moving on.
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Meet the people who carry it.
Review the extracted cast and any suggested silent characters. Add missing roles, separate age variants and choose an existing image or a descriptive reference path.
Review and approve each character’s visual reference.
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Build a world that holds together.
Review the places in the script. Lock the set geography, time-of-day variations and visual direction before planning camera positions.
Review affected shots when the set changes.
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Remember what the story depends on.
Track story-critical objects and their state: who holds them, where they belong and when they change. Background dressing stays distinct from hero props.
Review the prop list against your screenplay.
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Approve the world before shooting it.
Review reference images and multi-angle sheets for characters, sets and props. Keep the approved look connected to each scene.
Review and approve the visual reference sheet.
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Give every shot a reason.
Build timed episode and clip plans, then review camera, lens, motion, blocking, lighting and storyboard descriptions. Keep decisions linked to the source.
Use storyboard frames to guide individual shots.
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Review the production package.
Check approval dependencies and export a production package. Review the scene, resolve open questions and confirm the next production step.
FOR STUDIOS, AGENCIES & FILMMAKERS
Bring the story.
Explore what it can become.
A cinematic proof of concept. A stronger cut. A connected production workflow. Start with the opportunity that matters to your team.