VIDEO SERVICE / ai short drama
Narrative and AI Short Drama
Narrative projects begin with rights, story structure, characters, and scene continuity. Storyboards and key frames are reviewed before motion work; voice, captions, editing, and final acceptance remain human-controlled. A small proof or trailer comes before an expanded production slate.
Projects this fits
- Original or licensed stories
- Teams testing character and scene continuity
- Projects that accept staged approval
What you provide
- Story, screenplay, or world outline
- Adaptation and character rights
- Target format, duration, audience, and content boundaries
CONTROLLED PATH
Review before scale.
- 01Confirm rights and adaptation scope
- 02Freeze story and character bibles
- 03Approve storyboard and key frames
- 04Test a small motion batch
- 05Expand only after acceptance
Delivery files
- Structure and character/scene bibles
- Script, storyboard, and key frames
- Agreed proof or finished cut
- Captions, sound, and review record
Quality controls
- Character and prop continuity
- Speaker, duration, and caption checks
- Face, hand, action, and shot transitions
- Rights and commercial-use review
Not a fit
- Unclear adaptation rights
- Requests to bypass writing, storyboard, and human review before batch production
BUYER QUESTION
Why start with a small proof?
It establishes the real limits of character, scene, and motion continuity.A failed assumption is corrected before it is repeated across a longer production.
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