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Create Video turns your Film Studio scenes into actual footage. Each scene has its own timeline with one or more shots — each shot independently configured with its own prompt, duration, camera settings, and pacing controls.
Create Video scene timeline — placeholder

Scene timeline

The scene timeline shows all shots within the current scene in sequence. You can add shots, reorder them, and configure each one independently before generating.
Scene timeline with multiple shots — placeholder

Multi-shot

Each scene supports multiple shots in a single generation. Multi-shot lets you chain different camera angles, movements, and prompts within one scene without manual stitching.
1

Add shots to a scene

Inside a scene, click + Add Shot to create a new shot in the timeline. Each shot is its own independently authored unit.
Adding shots to a scene — placeholder
2

Write a prompt for each shot

Give each shot its own creative direction. Shots in the same scene can cut between angles, close-ups, and wide shots while staying visually connected.
3

Set duration

Set the duration for each shot independently. Durations stack to form the scene’s total runtime.

Start & End Frame

Lock visual continuity across shots by setting a Start Frame and End Frame:
  • Start Frame — the first frame of the shot. Use a still from Create Image to carry your storyboard directly into video.
  • End Frame — the last frame of the shot. Connect the end of one shot to the start of the next to create seamless transitions.
Start and End Frame controls — placeholder

Genre

Set a Genre for each scene to define its cinematic mood and feel. Genre affects the overall tone of the generation — action, drama, horror, documentary, and more.
Genre selector per scene — placeholder

Movement controls

Define camera motion per shot using the Movement controls. Options include static, pan, tilt, dolly, zoom, and handheld. Each shot can have its own movement independent of other shots in the scene.
Movement control options per shot — placeholder

Speedramp

Speedramp controls the pacing of a shot. Options include:
SettingEffect
LinearConstant playback speed throughout the shot
SpeedCustom ramp — slow in, fast out, or any combination
Set Speedramp per shot to add dynamic pacing variation across your scene.
Speedramp settings per shot — placeholder

Generating a scene

Once all shots are configured:
1

Review your shot list

Check each shot’s prompt, duration, camera settings, and movement in the timeline view.
2

Generate

Click Generate Scene. All shots in the scene are processed together and rendered as a single continuous video.
Generate Scene button — placeholder
3

Review output

The generated video plays inline in the timeline. Use Edit Video to trim or adjust, or Extend to add more runtime.
See Camera Controls for full camera configuration options available on each shot.