Four Ways to Start a Project

Quick answer: Have a script or a novel? Upload Script: paste it, the first step is the read. Have only an idea? AI Create: type one line, a script is written, then read. Have photos of a product, a dish, a shop or a car? Ad Video: an ad is made end to end. Have a clip you want redone with your own cast? Remake a video: the clip is read into a storyboard. All four end in the same kind of project — cast, sets, props, episodes, editor — and every step after the first is priced the same way.

Still from “Starfall Command”, an AI short drama generated end-to-end by SceneMixer (7 characters, 1 episode) — Sample: “Starfall Command” — Realistic HD, 1 episode, produced end-to-end by SceneMixer from the script · watch the episodes

The home page tour shows where the tabs are.

Upload Script

You have: text — a screenplay, a novel chapter, a treatment, in TXT, DOCX, Markdown or pasted. First step: the read, priced by length (4 credits per 1,000 characters), shown on the button. You land in: step 1 with the summary, then step 2 with the cast. This is the main road; the other three join it. Upload and parse.

AI Create

You have: one line — a genre, a hero, a hook — or nothing (Inspire Me). First step: the writing, priced by the length you pick, shown on the button; then the read, priced like an upload. You land in: the finished script in a window with Start Creating, then step 1. Use it when the story is not written yet or you want a first draft to react to. The one-line brief.

Ad Video

You have: up to a few photos of the thing to advertise. First step: the photos are read for free; then either All-in (one price, everything done) or Expert mode (pay the first steps, then drive the wizard yourself). You land in: the ad workbench, or the wizard with ad labels. Use it for a 15, 30 or 60-second ad with an end card, not for a story. An ad from one photo.

Remake a video

You have: an MP4 or MOV you are allowed to use, within the length shown on the upload box. First step: the read, priced by the clip’s minutes. You land in: step 1 to pick styles, with the cast and the storyboard already read from the clip. Use it to reshoot a reference with a new cast, or to turn a rough phone video into a storyboard. Remake.

Which one

If the words exist, upload them: the read keeps your dialogue. If you have a premise, let AI write and then edit by writing again with a sharper brief. If the goal is selling one thing, the ad tab is shorter than writing a story around a product. If the pictures exist, remake reads them rather than making you describe them.

The episode asset library showing generated character sheets, location images and prop images — Whichever tab you start from, you end up in the same project with a cast, sets and a storyboard.

Tab	You have	First step costs	Lands in
Upload Script	Text	The read, by length	Step 1, summary
AI Create	An idea	Writing, by length; then the read	The script window, then step 1
Ad Video	Photos	Reading photos is free; then All-in or Expert	The ad workbench or wizard
Remake a video	A clip	The read, by minutes	Step 1, styles

FAQ

I have a novel. Which tab?

Upload Script. Paste a chapter or upload the file; the read splits it into episodes.

I only have a premise.

AI Create. One line in, a script out, then the read.

I want to sell a product.

Ad Video. Photos in, a 15 to 60-second ad out with an end card.

I have a reference clip.

Remake a video, if you have the rights to it. It becomes a storyboard shot with your cast.

Do they end up in different kinds of projects?

No. All four lead to a project with cast, sets, episodes and the same editor.

Pick the tab that matches what you have

Text, an idea, photos or a clip. The rest is the same road.

Start creating

Updated October 2, 2026