AIGC Short-Drama Production
Aug 11, 2026
A production canvas that holds an AI short drama together: character sheets, storyboard breakdown, per-shot prompts and dialogue, generated video, and the agents doing the work — in one place.
What it solves
AIGC film work falls apart across tools. The script is in one doc, character references in a folder, storyboards in a spreadsheet, generated clips in a download directory — and continuity is the first casualty. The canvas keeps a chapter's character cards, shot table (duration, action, dialogue), generation nodes, and finished video connected. A five-shot, fifty-second sequence stays reviewable as one object instead of thirty files.
Workspace architecture, frontend, media library, async task states with real failure surfaces, agent collaboration, and an operations view for models, channels, and generation activity. A production system covering script breakdown, character approval, storyboard review, shot-video generation, and a reusable asset library.
Capability: Short-drama workflow design.
Capability: Characters, storyboards, shot video.
From script to shots
What I can deliver
Capability: Canvas, assets, agents, operations · Prototype through launch-ready product.
Deliverable
A production canvas that holds an AI short drama together: character sheets, storyboard breakdown, per-shot prompts and dialogue, generated video, and the agents doing the work — in one place.
What it solves
- Short-drama workflow design
- Characters, storyboards, shot video
- Canvas, assets, agents, operations
From script to shots
- Prototype through launch-ready product
- Short-drama workflow design
- Characters, storyboards, shot video
What I can deliver
- Canvas, assets, agents, operations
- AIGC film work falls apart across tools. The script is in one doc, character references in a folder, storyboards in a spreadsheet, generated clips in a download directory — and continuity is the first casualty. The canvas keeps a chapter's character cards, shot table (duration, action, dialogue), generation nodes, and finished video connected. A five-shot, fifty-second sequence stays reviewable as one object instead of thirty files.
Deliverable
Workspace architecture, frontend, media library, async task states with real failure surfaces, agent collaboration, and an operations view for models, channels, and generation activity. A production system covering script breakdown, character approval, storyboard review, shot-video generation, and a reusable asset library.
Capability: Short-drama workflow design.
Capability: Characters, storyboards, shot video.
What it solves
Capability: Canvas, assets, agents, operations · Prototype through launch-ready product.
A production canvas that holds an AI short drama together: character sheets, storyboard breakdown, per-shot prompts and dialogue, generated video, and the agents doing the work — in one place.
AIGC film work falls apart across tools. The script is in one doc, character references in a folder, storyboards in a spreadsheet, generated clips in a download directory — and continuity is the first casualty. The canvas keeps a chapter's character cards, shot table (duration, action, dialogue), generation nodes, and finished video connected. A five-shot, fifty-second sequence stays reviewable as one object instead of thirty files.
Workspace architecture, frontend, media library, async task states with real failure surfaces, agent collaboration, and an operations view for models, channels, and generation activity. A production system covering script breakdown, character approval, storyboard review, shot-video generation, and a reusable asset library.
Capability: Short-drama workflow design.
Capability: Characters, storyboards, shot video.
Capability: Canvas, assets, agents, operations · Prototype through launch-ready product.
A production canvas that holds an AI short drama together: character sheets, storyboard breakdown, per-shot prompts and dialogue, generated video, and the agents doing the work — in one place.
AIGC film work falls apart across tools. The script is in one doc, character references in a folder, storyboards in a spreadsheet, generated clips in a download directory — and continuity is the first casualty. The canvas keeps a chapter's character cards, shot table (duration, action, dialogue), generation nodes, and finished video connected. A five-shot, fifty-second sequence stays reviewable as one object instead of thirty files.