Cinema Studio

Open Cinema Studio, create a film or open a project. The workspace has Script, World, Storyboard, Blocking, Edit and Sound tabs. New films save to your account and export on the server.

#Start from a script

Write or paste a screenplay, or import PDF, DOCX, TXT, Markdown or Fountain. Files must be at most 12 MB with readable text: scanned PDFs need OCR first, and older .doc files should be exported as DOCX. Scripts can contain up to 300,000 characters.

Analyze the script, then review scenes and shots before applying the breakdown. Scene boundaries follow story and location changes; every sentence should not become a separate shot. Check dialogue timing and duration. Seedance 2.5 supports takes up to 30 seconds; other models have different limits.

Replacing a breakdown can affect queued work. Read the confirmation and preserve takes you want to keep. Analysis plans the film; it does not render it.

#Build Film World

Use World to extract and edit cast, locations, props and wardrobe. Set physical dimensions, clothing and location details before generating reusable references. Select an image model, customize directions, quote a selection or batch, then review and approve the results.

Multi-view references should show the same identity and design from several perspectives. A combined sheet lets several views travel as one Omni image. See Film World and blocking.

#Storyboard and take generation

Choose a video model and resolution, inspect the references attached to each shot and review its direction. Omni references are useful for approved cast/location sheets; first-frame and first-last modes serve different needs. Follow the selected model's supported modes.

Check the total quote before generating. Batch confirmation covers the displayed work; retakes and additional assets have separate costs. A long take can contain several action beats within the model's duration and reference limits.

Inspect a pilot first: identity, proportions, staging, movement speed, dialogue and camera direction. Fix the world or shot direction before repeating a flawed setup. A technically successful output may still need creative revision.

#Stage the action

Blocking stages characters and cameras in a shared measured world. Review the interactive Blender world, motion paths and framing before final generation. Viewport geometry plans the shot; it is not finished footage. See blocking and reference handoff.

#Edit the timeline

Add takes, images, uploads, text and audio. Move, trim, split and duplicate clips; use snapping and zoom. Right-click clips or timeline controls for context actions. Select a clip to adjust its supported timing, transform, colour and transition settings. Check source movement speed and eyelines across cuts.

Use Sound for dialogue, music and effects. New generated audio has its own quote; timeline editing does not spend generation credits. Listen through joins and overlapping sound before exporting.

#Save and recover

Account films save to EveryFrame and open on another signed-in device. The browser also keeps local recovery data. Watch the save state and use Save to account before leaving if an alert appears.

If another device changes the project, resolve the conflict: reload the account version or keep a recovered copy. Do not clear browser data while it holds unsaved edits. Version history and account saving do not replace downloading important source media.

#Export

Cinema Studio exports MP4 / H.264 video with AAC audio on the server. The current dialog offers 480p, 720p, 768p and 1080p; 24, 25, 30 or 60 fps; a timeline range; subtitle burning; and supported audio/finishing controls. Save the project revision, submit the export and follow progress. You can leave the page while it finishes.

Resizing is not AI upscaling and cannot restore missing detail. Upscale supported source clips first if needed. Download the finished file while available.

#Older browser-only projects

Older projects can open in the original editor with a browser-only notice. They retain legacy local saving and real-time WebM export, including the legacy resolution choices. Start a new Cinema Studio film for account saving and server export.