Bring a story. Leave with a film.

The only AI film tool that keeps characters, locations and actor positions consistent in every shot. In 4K 16-bit EXR, from a full-length screenplay to the final cut.

4K · 16-bit EXR
A scene generated in StudioLot.

Runs on our own fine-tuned models, and the best of the rest.

  • StudioLot X
  • Seedance
  • Kling
  • Veo
  • MiniMax
  • Wan
  • Grok
  • Flux

AI filmmaking for feature-length screenplays

01Screenplay

Built for feature-length screenplays.

Upload a full script, and every scene, character, location and prop is broken down automatically. Or develop the screenplay with the agent.

Pages
112
Scenes
86
Characters
24
Locations
31
Props
148
THE LAST FERRY, a 112-page feature, broken down into 86 scenes.

02Consistency

Characters, sets and positions that hold in every shot.

Cast, costumes and locations are built once. Actor positions stay consistent between shots, so blocking holds the way a real shoot would.

One scene, cut across angles. The actors stay where they were blocked.

033D virtual scout

Exact control for the shots that matter.

Step into your location in 3D. Position your actors, choose the camera angle and plan the move, then generate a clip that follows it.

Fly through your location in the 3D virtual scout.

04Storyboard

Every shot, written and storyboarded.

Shots are divided and storyboarded for you, and each frame becomes the keyframe for its clip.

  1. Storyboard, shot 1
  2. Storyboard, shot 2
  3. Storyboard, shot 3
  4. Storyboard, shot 4
Final
Storyboard frames above, the final shots they keyed below.

05Cinematic output

Footage built for the big screen.

4K 16-bit EXR output from the best cinematic models, with the room to grade it for theatrical screens.

Full-resolution 4K frame, night gradeNight grade
The same frame in a day gradeDay grade
A 3840 × 2160 frame grab, graded for night and for day.

06Edit

Your first cut assembles itself.

Clips land on the timeline in story order. Export to Premiere, Resolve or Final Cut for the fine cut and grade.

The StudioLot timeline, clips in story order.

07Assistant

An assistant that already knows your film.

It has read your whole screenplay, writes your prompts and takes actions for you.

The assistant writing a shot prompt from the script.

Made in StudioLot.

Micro-dramas

StudioLot X sample, 9:16.
Micro-drama scene, 9:16.
Micro-drama episode excerpt.
Micro-drama episode excerpt.

Films

Film scene with consistent cast and blocking.
Widescreen film scene, letterboxed.

Ads

Product ad.
Brand ad.

VFX

VFX shot.
VFX shot.

Animation

Animated scene.
Animated scene.

FAQs

Which video models does StudioLot use?

A mix of our own models and leading third-party ones. Our own models are fine-tuned for micro-dramas, and third-party models include Seedance, Kling, Veo, MiniMax, Wan, Grok and Flux. You choose the model per shot, and StudioLot writes the prompt to suit it.

Who owns what I make?

You do, with full commercial use, subject to each model provider’s terms.

Is my script private?

Yes. Scripts and assets stay private to your workspace and are never used to train models.

Can it keep characters consistent across a series?

Yes. Cast, costumes and sets are built once and carry across every scene and episode.

Can I finish the edit in my own software?

Yes. Export the timeline to Premiere, Resolve or Final Cut.

How much does it cost?

Plans are custom for each studio and scoped on the demo call.

How do I get access?

Book a demo and we’ll run it on your script.

See it on your script.

Four quick questions, then we’ll set up a call and run StudioLot on a scene of yours.

That’s a wrap.

We’ll reply within one working day to set up a time and run StudioLot on your script.