The spine

Every node from the first line of script to the export.

Node 1

Story script

Start from a story premise, a character, or a screenplay you paste in. The node holds the script; open it and edit line by line — slug, action, character, dialogue.

Enter adds the line a screenwriter expects next. Tab cycles the kind.
Node 2

Episode splitter

Split the screenplay on plot beats, not page count. Set the episode count and the target length; every episode drops onto the board as its own script node.

Rename an episode in the panel and the board row follows.
Node 3

Character sheet

Describe the character — or start from a reference still. The sheet is one face in sixteen crops, and every image and video node downstream reads it.

Name first, then the look: “Layla, 34, tired eyes, dispatcher’s headset.”
Node 4

Stills

Text to image, image to image, or your own upload. Pick the model on the card, set count and aspect, and upscale 2× or 4× before a still goes to video.

The before/after line on the upscaler is a drag, not a toggle.
Node 5

Shots

A first frame becomes a shot; a first and a last frame decide where it starts and ends. Block the scene in the 3D director console first and capture the coverage you want.

Send any finished shot to a reviewer before it goes near the cut.
Node 6

Sound

Cast a voice and have it read the scene, then drive a shot from the audio with performance notes. Arabic voices are one model chip away.

Failed generations refund themselves. Retry without losing budget.
Node 7

The cut

Video compose assembles the approved shots: a shot bin, drag to reorder, play the strip, export. Nothing leaves the board to be edited.

Compose cuts from approved shots when any exist — review first, assemble after.

Where the series takes shape

Four of the nodes, up close.