SceneMixer

Script to Video, End to End

Updated August 8, 2026

Quick answer: Paste or upload a script and SceneMixer produces the finished video: it breaks the script into scenes and 4–15 second shots, builds a consistent cast with reference art, writes storyboard prompts tuned for AI video models (Seedance 2.0 family), generates each segment in 9:16 or 16:9, and composites full episodes. You edit at the storyboard-script level — no timeline software required.

What makes script-to-video different from text-to-video

Text-to-video gives you one clip per prompt. A script needs structure: who is in the shot, where it happens, what was established in the previous scene. SceneMixer's parser reads the whole script first and produces a production plan — cast list, locations, props, episode splits — before a single frame is generated. Each storyboard segment then references those shared assets, which is why shot 41 still matches shot 3.

How the SceneMixer pipeline works

  1. Upload your story — paste text or upload .txt / .docx / .md. Chinese and English are both supported, or let the built-in AI writer draft a script for you.
  2. AI script analysis — one pass extracts characters, scenes, props, and a full episode structure, each episode outlined with conflict and a cliffhanger.
  3. Consistent reference art — full-body character sheets (9:16) plus scene and prop art in your chosen visual style (realistic, 2D, 3D CG and more). These references anchor every later shot, so faces and outfits stay consistent across episodes.
  4. Storyboard scripts — every episode is broken into 4–15 second video segments with editable shot descriptions. Editing the script is free.
  5. Video generation & compositing — segments are generated at 9:16 vertical or 16:9 landscape (Seedance 2.0 family models), with per-segment version history, then composited into a full episode with one click.

Localization is built in: pick a target region (Western, East Asian, Southeast Asian, Latin American) and casting, character names, scenery, and on-screen text adapt to that market.

Built for AI-friendly cinematography

The storyboard writer favors shots AI video models render well — two-person dialogue close-ups, single-character emotional beats, strong lighting — and avoids known failure modes like large crowds or complex choreographed fights. You can edit any segment's script by hand (free) and regenerate just that segment, keeping the rest of the episode untouched.

What it costs

SceneMixer is credit-based — you pay for what you generate, not a flat seat license. Credit packages start at $1.49; the Pro membership ($7.99/month) and Enterprise ($29.99/month) add monthly credits, member discounts, and member-only features such as custom style prompts, uploads, and AI image fine-tuning. Script analysis is one bundled fee that includes character/scene art and storyboard scripts; video generation is priced per second of output.

Frequently asked questions

What script formats can I upload?

Plain text, .docx, and .md — or paste directly. Both Chinese and English scripts are supported, and the built-in AI writer can draft or expand a script from a one-line idea.

Can I control individual shots?

Yes. Every 4–15 second segment has an editable storyboard script (editing is free). You can regenerate a single segment without touching the others, and each segment keeps a version history you can switch between.

Which video models does SceneMixer use?

Video generation runs on the Seedance 2.0 model family (standard and fast tiers, selectable per episode). Text analysis and image generation use a routed multi-model backend with automatic failover.

Do I need video editing skills?

No. The unit of editing is the storyboard script, not a timeline. When all segments are ready, full-episode compositing is one click, billed by total duration.

From table read to premiere in an afternoon

Paste your script and see the first cut.

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