SOLUTIONS / STUDIOS & NETWORKS
Protect the story
through every
decision.
Explore the visual world of a project before committing to the full production. Keep script intent, approved assets and revision history in the same conversation.
PRODUCTION INTELLIGENCE / CINEPASS.AI
START WITH A FOCUSED PILOT
One sequence.
A useful standard of proof.
Start with a rights-cleared sequence and define the planning and review decisions that matter to your team.
PRODUCTION WORKFLOW
A package people
can actually review.
Explore a sample package with a scene breakdown, cast and set references, shot sheets, storyboards and a review checklist.
STUDIO REQUIREMENTS
The controls matter
as much as the creativity.
Discuss project access, approvals, rights records and data requirements with our team.
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.
Explore this stepSTEP 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.
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.
Explore this stepSTEP 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.
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.