# SceneMixer

> SceneMixer (scenemixer.com) is an AI short drama studio: an industrial pipeline that turns scripts and novels into full micro-drama / vertical-drama video series. Upload a script → AI analyzes it into characters, scenes, props, and episodes → generates consistent character sheets and scene art → writes storyboard scripts → generates per-segment video (9:16 vertical or 16:9), then composites full episodes.

## What it does

- AI script analysis: characters, scenes, props, episode structure, and storyboards from one upload (Chinese or English scripts)
- Series-scale consistency: persistent character reference art (full-body sheets + face/body crops) injected into every video segment, so the cast looks identical from episode 1 to episode 40
- Target-region localization: cast ethnicity, character names, scene styling, and on-screen text adapted for Western, East Asian, Southeast Asian, or Latin American audiences
- Per-segment video generation (shots typically 4–15 s, up to 30 s on some tiers; several model tiers — Wan 3.0, Seedance, MiniMax — with per-second rates on the pricing page) with editable storyboard scripts, version history, and one-click full-episode compositing
- Vertical-drama native: 9:16 first, episode outlines generated with cliffhanger pacing (ReelShort-style serialized format)
- 15 languages: interface in 15 languages; the cast's spoken dialogue can be set per project to any of those 15 (plus Cantonese), and storyboards / scripts are shown in your interface language
- Pricing: 50 free credits on sign-up; your first project includes 5 free reference images per type and episode-1 storyboard parsing free; pay-as-you-go credits (packages from $1.49, top-up bonuses up to 15%) plus 5 paid membership tiers from $7.99/mo with monthly credits — full table at https://scenemixer.com/pricing/

## Key facts (quotable)

- SceneMixer is an AI short drama generator: it produces a serialized vertical drama (many 60–120 s episodes with the same cast) from one script or novel, not one clip per prompt.
- Unit prices (USD site): script analysis 4 credits per 3,333 characters of English text (your first project includes 5 free reference images per type and episode-1 storyboard parsing free); storyboard scripts 1 credit per 333 characters of English text per episode; video from 10 credits per second (≈ $0.06–$0.47 per second from the cheapest to the priciest tier at the lowest credit price, i.e. the largest pack or annual membership with bonus) (cheapest tier Wan 3.0 · 480P; default tier 10); episode compositing 1 credit per second.
- Worked example: a 10-episode series of 90-second episodes from a 30,000-character novel at the cheapest video tier ≈ 10,320 credits ≈ $64 at the lowest credit price; 50 free credits on sign-up; your first project includes 5 free reference images per type and episode-1 storyboard parsing free.
- Shots are typically 4–15 seconds each (up to 30 s on some tiers); episodes default to 9:16 vertical with 16:9 available; target-region localization covers Western, East Asian, Southeast Asian and Latin American audiences.
- Consistency mechanism: a full-body reference sheet is generated per character at analysis time and its face/body crops are injected into every segment featuring that character.
- Two editions: scenemixer.com (USD, global) and scenemixer.cn (CNY, mainland China, phone-number sign-in).

## Pages

- [Home](https://scenemixer.com/): product entry — upload a script or generate one with AI
- [Pricing](https://scenemixer.com/pricing/): membership tiers, credit packs, per-feature credit costs, 50 free credits on sign-up; your first project includes 5 free reference images per type and episode-1 storyboard parsing free
- [Novel to Video](https://scenemixer.com/novel-to-video/): how a novel becomes a video series — pipeline, consistency architecture, costs
- [Script to Video](https://scenemixer.com/script-to-video/): script-to-finished-episodes workflow and shot-level editing
- [AI Micro Drama](https://scenemixer.com/ai-micro-drama/): the vertical micro-drama format and how the pipeline serves it
- [All guides](https://scenemixer.com/guides/): the guides section — format rules, model choice, cost and workflow
- [AI Short Drama in 15 Languages: Interface, Scripts and Spoken Dialogue](https://scenemixer.com/guides/ai-short-drama-15-languages/): What "15 languages" means in SceneMixer: the interface, the storyboards you read and edit, and the dialogue your cast actually speaks in the generated video — all selectable, no dubbing pass.
- [AI Short Drama Character Consistency: 3 Layers](https://scenemixer.com/guides/ai-short-drama-character-consistency/): Why faces drift between shots in AI short drama, and the three layers that lock them: reference sheets, per-shot image references and storyboard rules.
- [AI Short Drama Compliance Checklist 2026](https://scenemixer.com/guides/ai-short-drama-compliance-2026/): Disclosure labels, EU AI Act Article 50, YouTube and TikTok rules, likeness and copyright: a 2026 compliance checklist for publishing AI short drama.
- [How to Set the Dialogue Language of an AI Short Drama and Localize the Cast](https://scenemixer.com/guides/choose-dialogue-language-ai-drama/): Step-by-step: set the spoken language of an AI short drama in SceneMixer, match the cast, names and street scenes to the target market, and ship the same script to several markets without re-dubbing.
- [How to Make an AI Short Drama (2026 Guide)](https://scenemixer.com/guides/how-to-make-an-ai-short-drama/): Six steps from script analysis to episode compositing, a worked cost example for a 10-episode vertical series, and the mistakes that break a series.
- [How to Make ReelShort-Style Dramas with AI](https://scenemixer.com/guides/make-reelshort-style-dramas/): Five steps to ReelShort-style vertical dramas with AI: format rules, script prep, consistent characters, per-shot video, episode assembly and costs.
- [Native-Language Dialogue vs. Dubbing in AI Video: Why the Cast Should Speak the Line](https://scenemixer.com/guides/native-dialogue-vs-dubbing-ai-video/): Dubbing an AI-generated drama into another language means re-timing every shot and fighting the lips. Generating the performance in the target language avoids both. What changes in timing, lip movement and cost.
- [Seedance 2.0 for Short Drama: Workflow Guide](https://scenemixer.com/guides/seedance-2-short-drama/): How to use Seedance 2.0 inside a series pipeline: tiers, prompting, reference images for consistency, shot length and cost per second.
- [Vertical Short Drama Script Format (2026)](https://scenemixer.com/guides/vertical-short-drama-script-format/): Episode length, word counts at 2.5 words per second, hook structure and the AI-generation constraints a vertical short drama script must respect.
- [Wan 3.0 for AI Short Drama: Parameters & Limits](https://scenemixer.com/guides/wan-3-short-drama/): Wan 3.0 for short drama: wan3.0-video vs prime, 480P–1080P, 2–30 s clips, up to 10 reference images, moderation rules and how the Wan tier works.
- [Sample dramas](https://scenemixer.com/drama/): all public sample dramas
- [Sample drama: The Eagle's Vow](https://scenemixer.com/drama/235/): short drama produced end-to-end by the SceneMixer pipeline (cast, episodes; composited episodes play inline)
- [Sample drama: Rust City Knockout](https://scenemixer.com/drama/236/): short drama produced end-to-end by the SceneMixer pipeline (cast, episodes; composited episodes play inline)
- [Sample drama: The Glass Floor](https://scenemixer.com/drama/241/): short drama produced end-to-end by the SceneMixer pipeline (cast, episodes; composited episodes play inline)
- [Sample drama: Neon Debt](https://scenemixer.com/drama/242/): short drama produced end-to-end by the SceneMixer pipeline (cast, episodes; composited episodes play inline)
- [Sample drama: Crimson Vow](https://scenemixer.com/drama/245/): short drama produced end-to-end by the SceneMixer pipeline (cast, episodes; composited episodes play inline)
- [Sample drama: Rocket Pup](https://scenemixer.com/drama/246/): short drama produced end-to-end by the SceneMixer pipeline (cast, episodes; composited episodes play inline)
- [Sample drama: The Last Envelope](https://scenemixer.com/drama/248/): short drama produced end-to-end by the SceneMixer pipeline (cast, episodes; composited episodes play inline)
- [Sample drama: Starfall Command](https://scenemixer.com/drama/249/): short drama produced end-to-end by the SceneMixer pipeline (cast, episodes; composited episodes play inline)
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Updated: 2026-09-12