Using SceneMixer as a Team

Quick answer: SceneMixer has no team workspace or shared editing: a project belongs to the account that created it. Teams usually work this way: one person owns and generates each project; others review through share links, which open without an account; scripts and storyboard text travel as text; finished episodes travel as downloaded files. Activity under an account is that account holder’s responsibility, so keep your sign-in to yourself. For studio or company needs, write to us through the contact page.

Still from “The Last Envelope”, an AI short drama generated end-to-end by SceneMixer (6 characters, 1 episode) — Sample: “The Last Envelope” — Realistic HD, 1 episode, produced end-to-end by SceneMixer from the script · watch the episodes

Share one finished segment and open the link in a private browser window: that is exactly what a reviewer without an account sees.

One owner per project

A project, its cast, its storyboards and its videos live in one account, and only that account can edit or generate. Pick an owner for each project, usually the person who will press Generate and watch the credits. Several projects can have different owners.

Review without an account

Share a segment or a composited episode and send the link. Reviewers watch it in a browser without signing in; they cannot edit anything. Collect notes by segment number so the owner can fix the right shot. Share links: who can see them.

Writers and editors

Script: the writer delivers a TXT, DOCX or Markdown file; the owner starts the project with it.
Storyboard notes: copy a segment’s text into a shared document for comments; the owner pastes changes back and checks the links after saving. Copying and pasting storyboard text.
Post-production: the owner downloads the episodes; an editor adds titles, captions and music in their own software.

Keeping a cast across owners

Characters can be copied only between projects in the same account. If two people make parts of the same series in different accounts, agree on the sheets first: the second owner can upload the same character images to their project, which needs a paid plan. Use your own photo or image.

Accounts and sign-in

Everything done under an account is that account holder’s responsibility. Do not hand out your sign-in; send links and files instead. Terms.

Company or studio use

For larger volumes, invoicing questions or a studio setup, write to us; there is a card for business enquiries on the contact page.

Team task	How
Edit and generate	The project owner's account
Review cuts	Share links, no account needed
Comment on storyboard text	Copy it into a shared document
Final edit, captions, music	Downloaded files in your editing software
Business terms	The contact page

FAQ

Can two accounts edit the same project?

No. A project belongs to one account.

Can I move a project to someone else's account?

No. Hand off the script, the sheets as images, and the downloaded videos instead.

Do reviewers need an account?

No. Share links open without signing in.

Can several of us share one login?

Activity under an account is the holder's responsibility; we recommend each person keeps their own account and you share links and files.

One owner, many reviewers

Generate in one account, review through links, finish in your editor.

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Updated October 2, 2026