Simplified Studio

The AI movie maker that keeps your cast the same in every scene.

Studio is an AI director. Pitch one sentence and it writes the story, designs the characters once, then holds the same faces and the same look through every shot and every episode.

Opens in Studio with your idea filled in. Pay as you go. 0/500
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Or start from one of these

One sentence in. Watch the director work.

It plans first, casts once, and checks every take before you see it. This is a real production, The Wrong Passport, from the brief to the cut.

The Wrong Passport
  1. Planning
  2. Building
  3. Review

The Wrong Passport: a courier discovers the passport he carries belongs to a missing man, and every safe house expects him to be that man.

Here is the plan. Nothing is made until you approve it.

A courier carries a missing man's passport. Every safe house expects him to be that man.

  • Story
  • 48s
  • 16:9
  • 12 shots in 3 scenes

Look Anamorphic 40mm, desaturated teal, one passport-red accent, 35mm grain

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Plan approved

Casting David, Miriam and Eliav once, with the places and props. Every shot is built from these references.

Shooting 12 shots across 3 scenes. Same faces, same look.

I checked every take. Dialogue and score are on. Your cut is ready.

Cast and world Made once, reused in every shot and every episode
  • Reference for David Halevi, a grey-haired courier David Character
  • Reference for Miriam Sadeh, who runs the safe house Miriam Character
  • Reference for Eliav Ben-Ami, the missing man Eliav Character
  • Location reference: an airport service corridor The corridor Location
  • Location reference: the back room of the safe house The back room Location
  • Prop reference: a worn passport The passport Prop
Shots Each one starts from the references above
  1. David on the phone in a service corridor, holding a passport 1 David
  2. David alone at the far end of the corridor 2 David
  3. David walks down the corridor with the passport in his hands 3 David
  4. Close-up of the passport, open to another man's photo 4 The passport
  5. Miriam opens the safe-house door to David 5 Miriam and David
  6. Miriam at the door, studying the man in front of her 6 Miriam
  7. The passport passes from one hand to another 7 The handover
  8. David in the doorway, tucking the passport into his coat 8 David
  9. David and Miriam in the back room, the passport on the table 9 David and Miriam
  10. David and Miriam face each other across the table 10 David and Miriam
  11. Miriam leans over the table while David watches from the shadows 11 Miriam and David
  12. David and Miriam at the table under a single lamp 12 David and Miriam

A real Studio production. Every frame on this board came out of Studio.

And this is the film it made.

Episode one, 48 seconds, with dialogue and a score. Press play and turn the sound on.

Why Studio

One cast. One look. From the first shot to the last.

Most AI video gives you a new face every time you press generate. Studio designs each character and each location once, then builds every shot from those references. Check the faces yourself.

Character sheet for David: front view, back view and face
DavidReference sheet, made once
  • David on the phone in a service corridor, holding a passport Shot 1
  • David walks down the corridor with the passport in his hands Shot 3
  • David in the doorway, tucking the passport into his coat Shot 8
  • David and Miriam face each other across the table Shot 10
Character sheet for Miriam: front view, back view and face
MiriamReference sheet, made once
  • Miriam opens the safe-house door to David Shot 5
  • Miriam at the door, studying the man in front of her Shot 6
  • Miriam leans over the table while David watches from the shadows Shot 11
  • David and Miriam at the table under a single lamp Shot 12
  • Characters made onceEach lead gets a reference sheet. Every shot they appear in starts from it, so the face, the hair and the outfit hold.
  • A look that does not driftLens, palette and lighting are set in the plan and written into every frame, so scene nine matches scene one.
  • Episode two keeps the castNew episodes in the same project reuse the people and the places. You describe what happens next, not who everyone is.

Cast my first character

What gets made here

Four kinds of film. Each starts as one sentence.

The format changes how the director writes. The way you start does not.

  • Mini dramas

    Serialized short dramas with a cast that stays the same and a cliffhanger at the end of each episode.

  • Faceless videos

    Narrated videos with nobody on camera. Bring a topic or a script; the visuals, voice and score are made for it.

  • Animated videos

    Pick a look, such as anime, watercolor, 3D or stop motion, and every frame of the story is drawn in it.

  • Films that star you

    Add a few photos and the lead is cast from them. A bedtime story with your kid in it is a sentence away.

How a film gets made

You direct. Studio runs the production.

Planning, building, review. Nothing is made until you have seen the plan, and nothing moves on until you say so.

1

Give the director one sentence.

Type an idea, paste a script, or choose Star in it. Not sure what to pitch? Ask for three angles on your idea and pick the one you like.

2

Approve the plan, then each layer.

Studio writes the plan first. Then it makes the film in layers: cast and world, shots, voice and music. You sign off on each one, or switch to auto mode and let it run.

3

Watch the cut.

The layers come together as a finished film. Start another episode with the same cast, or open a single scene and redo it.

Have an idea you keep meaning to film?

Type it in and read the plan before anything gets made.

Open Studio
The tools inside

Need one piece, not a whole film?

Every part of the production line is also a tool you can open on its own.

Image to video

Hand over a reference image and describe the motion. The person, product or look in the picture stays recognisable across the clip. Runs on Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance and Wan.

Image generator

A still from a prompt, with optional reference images to carry a likeness or a style. Choose the model, the look and the aspect ratio.

Character generator

Describe a character once and get a four-view reference sheet. Use it to keep the same face and outfit in every scene and every episode.

Voice generator

Turn a script into narration. Preview the voices, set the language and the pace, and generate the read.

Music generator

An original track from a description: genre, mood, instrumental or with vocals, at the length your film needs.

Upscaler

Restore detail in a clip or a still you already have, and enlarge it up to four times.

Approve each step, or auto mode

See the plan before the film exists.

Most AI video tools hand you a finished clip and a regenerate button. Studio shows its work. You read the plan, meet the cast, look at the shots and hear the voices, in that order. Change your mind early, when it is one line to fix and not a whole film.

  • Review the plan before a single scene is made
  • Sign off on cast, shots, voice and music one layer at a time
  • Switch to auto mode when you trust the direction
Start with one sentence
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You direct

Where to go from here

Made in Studio

Studio tools

Studio, answered

What people ask before they pitch their first film.

What is Simplified Studio?

Studio is an AI movie maker built around a director. You describe a film in a sentence and it plans the story, creates the cast and the world, shoots the scenes, adds voice and music, and assembles the cut. It also has single-purpose tools for video, images, characters, voice, music and upscaling.

How does Studio keep characters consistent?

It makes each character and each location once, as a reference, before any scene is shot. Every shot is then generated from those references, and the director reviews the takes for identity before you see them. The look (lens, palette, lighting) is fixed in the plan and applied to every frame, so the whole film reads as one piece.

What can I make with it?

Mini dramas, faceless narrated videos, animated videos, short films, bedtime stories, birthday films and family histories. Anything that starts as a story and ends as a video.

Do I need a script?

No. Start in Idea mode with one sentence and Studio writes the plan. If you already have a script, switch to Script mode and it follows your words instead.

How much control do I have over the result?

As much as you want. With Approve each step, you review the plan and then each layer (cast and world, shots, voice and music) before the next one is made. Auto mode skips the reviews and shows you the finished cut.

Does the cast carry over to the next episode?

Yes. Episodes in the same project reuse the characters and locations that were already made, so episode two opens with the same people in the same places. You can also build a character on its own with the character generator, from a description or from reference photos.

Which AI models does Studio use?

You pick the model for each job. Video runs on Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance, Wan and others. Images run on models including Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image and FLUX.2 Pro. Voice includes ElevenLabs, and music includes Suno.

Is Studio the same as the Simplified app?

It is a separate product with its own sign-in. The Simplified app is where teams design, edit video, write and schedule social posts. Studio is built for one job: turning a story into a film.

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How does pricing work?

Studio is pay as you go. You add funds and pay for what you make, and you see an estimate before anything is generated.

One sentence in. A finished film out.

Pitch the idea, approve the plan, watch the cut.

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