Idea to export.
One workflow.
Every production moves along the same spine. You direct at each step — approve, revise, or regenerate — and the next stage is always one click away.
Set up the world
Before the pipeline, you shape the production: a concept and logline, a cast, and the worlds they live in. Build it inside a franchise and that cast and canon carry across every production you make — so nothing drifts.
Script
Draft or paste your screenplay — or work it up in Story Studio with a live outline and a Story Score. Sweatbox parses scene headings, dialogue, and characters into structured scenes and shots.
Audio
Assign a voice to each character and generate the spoken read for every line. Voices are consistent per character, so the cast sounds the same from scene to scene.
Storyboard
Turn each scene into a grid of shots and generate an on-model frame for every one. Rate each frame, regenerate the weak ones with feedback, and keep the whole board on-model.
Colorize
Lock the visual treatment — palette, mood, and grade — before animation. Pick a style per production: noir, anime, pastel, cinematic, flat ink, and more.
Animate
Set camera moves, timing, and lip-sync per shot, then lay them out on a timeline. Your boarded shots become moving scenes.
Scenes
Reorder, duplicate, and trim scenes into the final cut. The sequence takes shape right here — not in another tool.
Export
Render to MP4, WebM, or a frame sequence, and grab canon-aware briefs — trailer, ad, key art, and social — to launch it. A readiness checklist tells you when it's ready.
The Showrunner runs the whole time
Across every stage, the Showrunner proposes characters, scenes, and dialogue — and you approve, revise, reject, or lock each call. It keeps a full history and tracks production readiness with live checklists, learning your canon as you go.