Create with generated scenes.
A workflow designed around rights-cleared references, generated takes, human-directed editing and finishing.
THE PLATFORM
One story.
Every stage connected.
From the first screenplay to the next cut, audience test and release package: a connected filmmaking vision, directed by people.
PRODUCTION INTELLIGENCE / CINEPASS.AI
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THE INTELLIGENCE THAT CARRIES FORWARD
The same story.
Not another handoff.
The advantage is the connection: story intent, approved references and revision history informing the next decision—from the first scene to the final deliverable.
Story & charactersApproved assetsVersions & decisionsRights & release checks
01 / CREATE
Create the scene.
Shape the film.
The blueprint is a starting point. The bigger workflow connects shot generation, take selection, editing and sound—so your story can become a sequence, not just a document.
LAST LIGHT / ASSEMBLYSTORYBOARD ANIMATIC
Six planned shots. One scene.00:30 / SILENT ANIMATIC
PICTURE SOUND Designed in the production workflow
FROM REFERENCE TO ROUGH CUT
Make the film.
Don’t stop at the plan.
- 01Generate the shots
Use approved characters, environments and creative direction as the starting point.
- 02Choose and assemble
Select takes. Shape sequences. Refine picture, performance, sound and pacing.
- 03Review before moving on
Carry the same story and references into the next cut. Keep the decisions with the filmmaker.
Sample animatic from the LAST LIGHT storyboard. See shot generation and finishing in a private demo.
Discuss the production workflowONE CREATIVE CONTEXT
Two paths to the screen.
Connect what you shoot and create.
Bring filmed footage, generated elements and editorial choices into the same production context.
EXPLORE THE WORKFLOW
Your story.
A studio around it.
Cast the characters. Establish the world. Shape the shots. Review the decisions. One guided experience, built around your point of view.
Explore the sample workflow ↗01 / START YOUR STORY
Bring the script.
Keep the vision.
Choose the format. Set the production boundaries.
Plan episode length and clip length separately.LAST LIGHT FOUNTAIN / ORIGINAL CONCEPT
INT. LIGHTHOUSE SIGNAL ROOM — DAY
Clear sea light fills the tall windows.
The radio and charts cover the left of the desk.
A sealed RED ENVELOPE rests on the right.
NORA
That channel went silent ten years ago.
ELLIOT waits across the desk.
ELLIOT
Then don't answer it.
Her hand stops above the radio.
The envelope remains sealed.Sample screenplay · LAST LIGHT
02 / CAST
Your characters.
Your final decision.
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Nora Hale
32 · Dark hair, low bun · Pale linen wardrobe
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Elliot Shaw
44 · Charcoal coat · Source character
03 / ENVIRONMENTS
Build the world.
Remember its geography.
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04 / PROPS
Small object.
Big consequence.
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05 / REFERENCE SHEETS
Approve the identity.
Then carry it forward.
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Nora / identity master
Reference for review
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Elliot / identity master
Reference for review
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Signal room / geometry
Reference for review
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Envelope / prop state
Reference for review
Keep character references consistent. Review affected shots when a reference changes.
06 / STORYBOARDS
Every shot
has a reason.
Episode 01Clip 01 / 30s
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SHOT INSPECTOR / SAMPLE SHOT
The red envelope
The envelope remains sealed and red.
- Lens
- 85mm
- Framing
- Insert
- Movement
- Locked
- Duration
- 5s / planning allocation
Six shot setups, each linked to its storyboard reference.
07 / REVIEW & RENDER
Review the evidence.
Keep the final say.
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Intentional variation / blue envelope
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Reference target / red envelope
Explore a sample workflow from script to review.
Script → assets → shot decisions → reviewed handoff
Interactive sample workflow. Explore each step, from story to handoff.
CREATIVE AUTHORITYThe filmmakerApprove · Direct · Decide
Story Engine
Source → assets → shot plans → handoff
PRODUCTION ORCHESTRATIONCINEPASS
Evidence → findings → reviewed revisions
INDEPENDENT QUALITY SYSTEMGeneration adapters
Image · video · audio · editorial
GENERATION LAYER01 / STORY ENGINE
The thread from script to shot.
Organize the screenplay, character and location references, shot plans and creative approvals around one production context.
02 / CINEPASS
An independent perspective.
Independent quality review provides another perspective on the work, with source-linked findings and filmmaker decisions.
03 / GENERATION LAYER
Connect the model.
Preserve the production.
Connect image, video and audio tools around approved production tasks.
04 / DELIVERY
More than a final file.
Keep references, revisions, shot instructions and creative decisions together in a clear production handoff.
THE EXPERIENCE
Seven steps.
One production context.
Stable references. Explicit approvals. Changes that carry their consequences.
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.
THE OUTPUTSource script + production plan
Review the script analysis before moving on.
Explore this stepCONCEPT STILL16:10
HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIREDSource script + production planSuggested → Reviewed → Approved
STEP 02 / 07
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.
THE OUTPUTCast registry + identity directions
Review and approve each character’s visual reference.
Explore this stepCONCEPT STILL16:10
HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIREDCast registry + identity directionsSuggested → Reviewed → Approved
STEP 03 / 07
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.
THE OUTPUTEnvironment registry + geometry notes
Review affected shots when the set changes.
Explore this stepCONCEPT STILL16:10
HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIREDEnvironment registry + geometry notesSuggested → Reviewed → Approved
STEP 04 / 07
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.
THE OUTPUTProp inventory + state notes
Review the prop list against your screenplay.
Explore this stepCONCEPT STILL16:10
HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIREDProp inventory + state notesSuggested → Reviewed → Approved
STEP 05 / 07
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.
THE OUTPUTApproved reference revisions
Review and approve the visual reference sheet.
Explore this stepCONCEPT STILL16:10
HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIREDApproved reference revisionsSuggested → Reviewed → Approved
STEP 06 / 07
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.
THE OUTPUTShot sheets + storyboard plans
Use storyboard frames to guide individual shots.
Explore this stepCONCEPT STILL16:10
HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIREDShot sheets + storyboard plansSuggested → Reviewed → Approved
STEP 07 / 07
Review the production package.
Check approval dependencies and export a production package. Review the scene, resolve open questions and confirm the next production step.
THE OUTPUTReadiness report + export handoff
Explore this step CONCEPT STILL16:10
HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIREDReadiness report + export handoffSuggested → Reviewed → Approved
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.