An AI script generator that hands the script straight to a camera

• The spine: hook type and the exact first image, the one big question, the want and its visible cost, a clue planted early, the turn, the payoff and the last image.
• Beats sized to the length: a 15-second short is one setup and one turn; two minutes holds a full arc across several scenes.
• Shots: about five per 15 seconds, each with one action, an angle and a time. The first shot gets two seconds to hook.
• Dialogue: short lines with a fixed voice per speaker, or lines spoken off screen over a listener's face.
• The cast and places, each with one fixed look repeated in every clip so nobody changes halfway.

Each category has its own story format, drawn from established craft rather than guesswork, with a line budget and allowed endings.

For action, romance and horror a head writer goes first: it pitches three different takes, scores each on hook, escalation, payoff and clarity, and develops the best one. In blind tests on paper that pass won every action and romance pairing; comedy and drama scored better without it, so they skip it.

1. 01

   Simple

   Type the idea. The length and category are picked from it, the script is written, and filming starts straight away.

2. 02

   Advanced

   Write your own shot lines with an angle each, or press Expand to turn one line into key shots. Set length and category, and tick the option to read the full script before filming.

3. 03

   Check and film

   A check runs over the script for things cameras get wrong and rewrites only the shots that break a rule. Then it's filmed.

4. 04

   Read it back

   Every short keeps its recipe. Open How it was made to read the script that was filmed, then Remake with changes.

• A man practises his best-man speech in the car and realises halfway through that the bride is listening from the back seat.

  Make this

• A new employee is told the office has one rule: never use the third microwave. On his first day, it's the only one free.

  Make this