Establish the scene.
Start with an approved script, cast, wardrobe, and set plan. These give the shot plan its characters and physical setting.
Tools you’ll use
- Script
- Cast
- Wardrobe
- Set plan
See it before you shoot
Turn a script into a visual shot plan.
Work out what the audience sees, where the camera goes, and how one shot connects to the next.
Made for directors and creators who want to resolve a scene visually.Explore the workflow ↓01 / Establish the world
02 / Meet the keeper
03 / Reveal the signal
04 / Hold the moment
Imagine starting here
“Establish the lighthouse. Follow the keeper to the door. Reveal the signal across the water.”
What you work toward
A shot plan, frame images, and scene previews you can inspect before generating final clips.
From the idea
to the details.
Design the coverage.
Develop the shot plan and world brief. Choose the framing, angle, and camera movement for individual shots.
Tools you’ll use
- Shot plan
- World brief
- Camera and movement
Check the scene before the final render.
Review start and end frames and the scene preview. Refine a shot when its staging or visual direction needs work.
Tools you’ll use
- Start and end frames
- Image editing
- Scene preview
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