Overview
Learn to make short videos and plan feature films with CinemaScape AI, one step at a time. Each step is a short page with the exact buttons to click.
New here? Start with What you can make and Plans and credits, then follow Short videos from the top. Writing a film? Go to Feature films.
Start here
Short videos
- 1.Start a videoDescribe your idea and choose the purpose, shape, look, length, mode and language.
- 2.World: characters, places and lookCheck the cast, places and objects the AI suggests, and set the look before any scene is drawn.
- 3.Write the scenesLet the AI crew write the scenes from your idea, or use your own script word for word.
- 4.Scene picturesDraw every scene, then fix any picture with a redraw, an edit or your own image.
- 5.Narration and captionsPick a narrator, record the lines and style the captions.
- 6.Animate scenesTurn still scenes into moving clips, then re-animate or go back to the picture.
- 7.Layers: text, screens and graphicsPut headlines, app screens and shapes over a scene, and let the AI move them.
- 8.Characters who speakGive characters voices and put dialogue in their mouths, lip-synced. Movie mode.
- 9.MusicPick library music or an original score, for the whole film or a range of scenes.
- 10.Sound effects and the mixAdd sound effects from the library, your own files or the AI, and arrange them on the timeline.
- 11.Create, download and shareAdd your brand, render the video, download it in the right shape and make other languages.
Feature films
- 1.Start a film projectCreate a script project, or turn a story you've already written into one.
- 2.Write your scenesThe screenplay editor: sluglines, formatting keys, versions and sound notes.
- 3.AI writing toolsExpand a scene, suggest the next one, get a scene evaluated, or think differently.
- 4.Logline, treatment and insightsShape the whole story: logline, treatment, story canvas, character graph and script insights.
- 5.World BibleCharacters, locations, world rules and visual identity that the AI keeps consistent.
- 6.StoryboardsTurn a written scene into 4–6 sketched panels, then time them.
- 7.Shot listsA shot-by-shot plan from your storyboard: size, angle, lens and movement.
- 8.BlockingStudy each storyboard frame: depth, shapes and the lines that lead the eye.
- 9.Poster, PDF and your teamMake a poster, export a production PDF and invite people to read and comment.
Screenshots show the app in English.