dGENdGEN Visual Studio

FOR FILMMAKERS

Previs, storyboards and shots in one place.

Test an idea before you shoot it. Storyboard in stills, approve the frames, and turn them into clips that share one look, with camera moves you pick instead of prompt tricks.

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Frames from a longer video made of several connected shots.
Made in the studio with the Long form video template.

How it works

  1. 1Write the ideaDescribe the scene. The assistant splits it into shots that share one description of characters, place and light.
  2. 2Storyboard in stillsOne still per shot, for roughly a tenth of the price of the clip.
  3. 3Direct the cameraPick a camera move, a lens and a light. The studio writes it into the prompt.
  4. 4Shoot the clipsEvery approved still becomes the first frame of its clip.
  5. 5Fix one shot, rerun one shotChange a single shot without paying for the whole sequence again.

What people make with it

Previs and pitch films

Show the producer the film before the first shooting day.

Start and end frames

4 models build the clip between two frames you choose.

One character across shots

13 models keep a character or prop from reference images.

Sound with the picture

Several models make ambience, effects and speech in the same pass.

Sharper, cleaner footage

Upscale a clip without the frames drifting apart.

A new look for what you shot

Video-to-video models restyle your footage and keep the motion.

Storyboard your next idea

The studio opens in stages. We let people in in the order they signed up, and you start with 1,000 free credits.

Claim your spot

Good to know

Approve before you pay for motion

Stills cost a fraction of a clip, so you only animate what works.

Length and resolution set the price

The number on the button already includes your choices, sound too.

Close the tab, it keeps going

Clips take minutes and land in your library when they are done.

Use it commercially

Every model in the studio is licensed for commercial use.

Questions

How long can one clip be?

A few seconds per run, usually five or ten, depending on the model. Longer pieces are built from shots that share one look.

How do I keep shots consistent?

Approve a still per shot first and use it as the first frame. Add reference images or a LoRA to keep a character the same.

Can I control the camera?

Yes. Pick a camera move, a lens and a light, and the studio writes the wording into your prompt.

Start making it yourself

The studio opens in stages. We let people in in the order they signed up, and you start with 1,000 free credits.

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Also in the studio

AI Video Generator100 video models in one place.Transition between two framesFix where a shot starts and ends.Start and end framesHow to direct a clip from both ends.Camera and lensThe words a camera move needs.