Every frame, a function of time.

How the studio makes a film

1. Beat map first. Every scene starts on a bar line, and the drop lands on the key moment.
2. Springs, not curves. Moves use closed-form damped springs, so motion has weight and still renders the same every time.
3. Push into what matters. Product scenes show your real screenshot and move the camera into the one element the scene names.
4. Music first, picture on the beat. The director briefs an original score for each film, composed with ElevenLabs on your own key, or you bring your own track. The studio measures the real tempo, beats and drop, then re-cuts the film so every scene starts on a bar and the key moment lands on the drop. Without a music key, a built-in score is synthesised on your device.
5. Watch its own frames. The director scores rendered stills for hook, readability, motion, variety, composition and accuracy, then re-cuts what fails.

The reference films on this page use the built-in score, synthesised on your device. Film mode uses Claude with your own Anthropic key; see privacy for what is sent.