AI story generator
Start with a character and a small problem. Director helps you turn them into a story draft, work through the ending and plan the shots.
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Watch the film ↗From idea to a considered result
Name the character, what they want and what gets in the way. “A fox returns a lost boat before nightfall” gives you more to work with than “a beautiful forest adventure.” Add the audience and tone if they matter.
Open an idea below as an editable draft. Ask Director for the story or script, then read it through. Does the character’s action cause the ending? Change the part that feels wrong before spending time on images.
When the story works, move into a shot plan. Give each shot one visible action and keep recurring character details together. You can stay with a script or continue toward images and video in the same film workspace.
Make it your own
These original practice prompts are separate from the featured film. Open one as an editable draft and adapt it in the workspace.
Explore more recipes ↗Help me write a short bedtime story about Pip, a small brown rabbit in moss-green pajamas, who brings his cream paper boat inside before the rain. He sets it on a folded cloth and settles under his blanket. End with: Goodnight, little boat. We’ll sail again tomorrow. Use about 80 words, familiar language and a reassuring ending. Start with the story text for my review; do not generate images, video or audio yet.
Use this briefWrite a one-minute short-film script about a night-shift cleaner who finds a plant wilting under an office desk and moves it into the first patch of morning sun. One location, one character, no dialogue. Make the change visible through actions rather than explaining feelings. Give me a beginning, a complication and an ending to review before we plan shots or generate media.
Use this briefHelp me develop a short animated story about an apprentice kite maker who must choose between winning a contest and repairing a younger rival's broken kite. Use original characters, one setting and a clear ending. First propose a short story draft with the character's goal and the choice that changes the outcome. Wait for my feedback before planning or producing media.
Use this briefA little clarity before you create
