Screenplay in. Cinema out.

PDF in. Shot list out.

Upload a PDF. Get a shot list. Direct each shot with subtext, camera language, and character-locked video prompts. Assemble in the timeline. Ship.

What Screenplay → Screen helps you do

  • Parse. Sonnet 4.6 turns your PDF into structured scenes and shots with camera language and duration hints.
  • Direct. AI Director threads each character's inner life into a Seedance prompt as observable behavior—the tell, not the emotion label.
  • Assemble. Every shot becomes a first-class row. Cut them together with audio, lip sync, and titles in the timeline.

Features

  • PDF screenplay extraction with structured scene, shot, and character data
  • Overridable shotlist-builder skill powered by Sonnet 4.6
  • Automatic project bible: logline, synopsis, and setting
  • AI Director per-shot mode and whole-story master mode
  • Target-runtime budget seeded from screenplay length
  • Cached video prompts and first-class history for every shot
  • Screenplay, Shot, and Scene3D linkage from page to final frame

How it works

  1. Upload Bring in a screenplay PDF.
  2. Break down Extract scenes, cast, shots, and runtime.
  3. Direct Add subtext, blocking, and cinema language.
  4. Assemble Render, revise, and cut the film in one timeline.

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