From first draft to final cut
Bring your story and turn it into a cinematic short film, step by step. You drive the creative process.
Scene 01 · Before The Story
Start here when you don't have a finished script — or anything finished at all. The Workshop gives you both surfaces: a page to write on, in prose or in proper script format, and an endless canvas to think on.
Scene headings, cues and dialogue take their proper margins as you type, with a live page count and an outline of every scene. Prose and screenplay drafts live side by side in one workshop — and any line can be rewritten three ways without touching the rest.
Every card on the canvas is a live experiment — text, image, video, voice, or soundtrack. Each keeps its versions, so you can always go back to the version you liked.
Group related cards, set the look and camera for the whole group at once, and play it through. Everything you generate lands in your library, ready for a story.
Once the idea holds together as a story, the four-stage pipeline takes over. See how a script becomes a film
Scene 02 · The Process
Four stages, in order. Each one hands the next a finished piece of the film — and shows you the tool that does the work. You make every creative call along the way.
Stage 01 · Story → scenes
Paste a draft or talk it through. Your story is broken into scenes with headings, beats and dialogue — and you correct it in the same conversation. Nothing is restructured behind your back.
12 scenes, structured
Stage 02 · Scenes → a cast and a camera
Decide once who your characters are and where the story happens — their canonical reference images are reused everywhere, so Maren looks like Maren in every frame. Then direct each shot: framing, angle, composition, camera motion, focus.
Cast, locations and shot list locked
Stage 03 · Direction → frames and video
Each scene becomes a storyboard frame, then a moving shot. Regenerate any beat without disturbing the rest — every version is kept. Run it on your own GPU or on ours, per task.
One scene, thirteen looks. Photorealistic, anime, stop motion, comic, analog film — switch the look, keep the film.
40+ visual stylesEvery shot rendered
Stage 04 · Shots → a film
Give each character a voice with real emotion, score the scene, and cut it together in the timeline. Trim, reorder, swap a beat — then export the finished film.
Scene 03 · Your Hardware
Run models locally on your hardware for free, use cloud for the heavy stuff, or mix and match per task. You choose for each step independently.
Switch any task between local and cloud at any time in settings
Run open-source models locally. No usage costs, full privacy. Works with consumer GPUs.
Access top-tier models like Seedance for video without owning expensive hardware. Pay per generation.
Use local for writing and images, cloud for video. Change the mix any time, per task, no lock-in.
Scene 04 · Pricing
Every feature is available on the free tier. You buy credits to generate images, video, voice, and music — nothing is locked behind a subscription.
Every feature, no paywall. You only pay for what you generate.
More room to work. For creators who generate regularly.
No limits. For heavy production use.
Subscriptions include monthly credits and lift storage limits. They're worth it at higher volumes — but completely optional.
Scene 05 · About
Short films used to take a crew, gear, and a budget. Visionry puts the whole pipeline — script, storyboards, video, voices, music — into one tool, so a story and a computer are enough. The AI does the production work; the creative decisions stay yours.
The AI serves your vision, not the other way around. Every tool is designed to amplify human creativity — to help you tell the story only you can tell.
Real filmmaking craft, not quick clips. Shot composition, camera movement, visual style, sound design — the same creative vocabulary used on actual film sets.
Studio-grade filmmaking tools without the studio. Whether you're a novelist, a game designer, a teacher, or someone with a story to share — this is for you.
Scene 06 · Q&A
Scene 07 · The Journal
Stories, insights, and updates from the Visionry team.
How traditional filmmaking principles guide our approach to AI-generated video.
Creating a visual identity for characters that stays consistent across scenes and stories.
A walkthrough of the complete story-to-video workflow, from first prompt to final export.
Fade in:
Write yours tonight — no crew, no budget, no experience required.
Start CreatingFree to start · every feature included · pay only for what you generate
