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Different starting points.
One creative studio.

A page of writing. A character you can picture. A film you want to make. Find a way into StoryDirector that fits the work you want to create.

Find your path See how it works
A fisherman and dog beside boats in a sunlit harbour A glowing cat in a colourful village
Illustrative frames from the StoryDirector render archive

Choose the work you want to make

Where does your idea begin?

These are different ways to use the same workspace. Follow the path closest to your project, then choose how much detail you want to direct.

01 · Writers

Start with a written scene

See what your words become.

Give the scene a cast and a place. Watch the action unfold, then refine the dialogue, timing and details that carry its meaning.

A project to tryA tense reunion, told through a few scenes and a recurring cast.

Explore visual story development

02 · Filmmakers

Start with a sequence in mind

Make the idea something you can watch.

Explore staging, camera direction and scene order in a visual prototype. Compare takes and revise a selected moment as the sequence takes shape.

A project to tryA harbour arrival that establishes a character, a place and a looming choice.

Explore film prototyping

03 · Content creators

Start with a character or world

Give your next video a story to follow.

Build a short narrative around a memorable cast. Guide their appearance with references, shape the scenes and bring the picture and sound together.

A project to tryA curious creature discovers something extraordinary in an everyday town.

Explore character-led videos

04 · Marketers

Start with a product or creative brief

Show the story behind the product.

Use product and setting references to guide a concept video. Develop the situation, demonstrate the intended use and review the details before sharing a draft.

A project to tryA product concept that moves from an everyday problem to a proposed solution.

Explore product storytelling

05 · Pilot prototyping

Start with a world worth returning to

Give the larger idea an opening scene.

Test the tone, characters and dramatic question of a series through an opening sequence. Bring a concrete draft to a creative conversation and keep refining from there.

A project to tryA pilot opening that introduces its world and ends on an unresolved choice.

Explore pilot development

Project ideas are illustrative. References guide appearance; generated performance, continuity and product details still need your review.

You can start simply

An idea is enough
to begin.

You do not need a finished script or a production plan. Develop the story first, then shape the cast, locations and scenes as you discover what the film needs.

Follow the complete workflow Explore the filmmaking tools

Make it in StoryDirector

Start with the idea you keep coming back to.

Develop it in StoryDirector, then decide what you want to bring to the screen.

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