Turn any script, novel or brief into long-form video
StoryVis reads your narrative, breaks it into characters, scenes, and shots, then generates them with the same faces, wardrobe, and world from the first frame to the last — a film that holds together, not a pile of clips.
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Same character. Scene one to scene forty.
Three shots from the same generated scene. Same face, same wardrobe, same light — because holding a character together across a whole sequence is the actual hard problem, and it's the one we build around.
Generated story frames
The whole pipeline, from script to screen.
Most AI video tools hand you a clip and call it done. StoryVis is the full pipeline: it reads your narrative, structures it into scenes and shots, generates them with your cast intact, and lays them down as one long-form video.
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Paste a screenplay, drop in a novel chapter, or describe a brief. StoryVis parses it into characters, sets, scenes, and shots — the skeleton of a film, not a stack of prompts.
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The hard part isn't one good frame — it's the thousandth. Every shot is anchored to your characters' faces, wardrobe, and lighting, then checked against them, so your cast stays recognizable from the first scene to the last.
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Every scene lands on a storyboard you can rearrange, re-shoot, and refine. Run it on autopilot or approve each step yourself — and work it collaboratively, in real time.
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No render farm, no uploading your work to someone else's GPU. StoryVis is built browser-native, so your story stays on your machine and every iteration is instant.
Short clips aren't stories. We build for the long form.
Every major AI video tool is optimized for the same thing: a stunning five-second clip. That's a demo. It isn't storytelling.
Real stories have acts, arcs, and characters who have to look the same in scene forty as they did in scene one. A novel is 80,000 words; a screenplay is 120 pages. Turning that into video isn't a generation problem — it's a structure problem that generation has to serve.
So we build from the story outward: import any written narrative, shape it on a collaborative canvas, and generate long-form video that reads as a film, not a highlight reel. And we build it browser-native — because your unfinished story shouldn't have to live on someone else's server to become a movie.
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