Visual Studio
Directing the AI to generate the perfect shots for your film.
The Shot List
The Visuals tab acts as your Director of Photography. It converts your screenplay into a list of specific camera shots.
- Click Generate Shot List.
- The AI analyzes each scene and proposes a sequence of shots (e.g., "Wide shot of the city", "Close-up of Detective Dante").
Customizing Shots
Each shot card contains the prompt that will be sent to the video generation model.
- Edit Prompt: improved the visual description.
- Camera Angle: Change from "Wide" to "Close-up" or "Drone Shot".
- Duration: Set how long the clip should be (usually 3-5 seconds).
Generating Video
- Select the shots you want to generate (or "Select All").
- Click Generate Video.
- Choose your model (e.g., Kling, Runway, Luma).
[!NOTE] Video generation takes time and costs credits. Be sure your prompts are accurate before generating.
Reviewing & Regenerating
Once generation is complete, preview the video clips.
- Keep: If you like it, do nothing.
- Regenerate: If the AI got it wrong, tweak the prompt and try again.