AI film maker: idea to finished film in one workflow

The eight steps

1. Idea: one line, plus platform, length and format (Short, Reel, explainer, ad, short film, faceless episode).
2. Refine: up to a few quick questions with tap answers. You can always skip.
3. Script: a two-column AV script, visuals on the left and audio on the right, with a hook score from Hook Lab.
4. Story bible: characters, locations and props with locked reference sheets, plus one style block for the whole film.
5. Storyboard: each shot with time, shot size, angle, move, voice-over line and prompts. See the storyboard generator.
6. Frames: one image per shot, with your cast attached. Approve, regenerate or use your own image.
7. Video: approved frames become clips with the model you choose.
8. Edit and export: Hindi voice-over, music, Hinglish captions in the safe zone, then MP4, SRT and the script as a PDF.

Checks a director would make

The workflow warns you, without blocking, when something would bother an editor: two shots in a row with the same subject and the same size, a dialogue scene that crosses the 180-degree line without a reset shot, a new location with no establishing wide, or a voice-over line longer than its shot. You decide whether to fix it.

Same face in every shot

Characters drift between AI shots. The story bible fixes that: you generate a few variations of each character, lock the one you like as a reference sheet, and every later frame uses it. If a new frame drifts, Kritiverse flags it and offers to regenerate with a stronger reference. Locked characters and locations can be reused in your next project too.

Cost before every batch

"Generate all frames" and "Generate all videos" show the total cost before anything runs. Durations snap to what the chosen model allows, and longer moments split into chained shots, where the last frame of one clip starts the next. If any job fails, its credits come back automatically.

Example

Idea: "A chaiwala's son in Patna becomes a pilot" (60 second Short, Hinglish voice-over).

Storyboard row, output (Made with AI):

Shot 3 | 0:08 to 0:14 | Medium close-up | Low angle | Slow push in
VO: "Papa ne kabhi plane andar se nahi dekha tha."
Image prompt: Medium close-up from a low angle of a middle-aged tea seller pouring chai at a roadside stall in Patna at dawn, steam rising, a plane crossing the pale sky behind him, warm practical light from a kerosene lamp, natural skin texture, documentary realism.

Who it is for

Short filmmakers testing an idea before a shoot. YouTubers making story videos or faceless episodes. Editors producing explainers and ads for clients. Anyone with an idea who wants a clear path to an exported file.