Film Studio is ImagineArt’s end-to-end production environment for building cinematic content. It gives you a scene-based timeline where you can create stills, generate video shots, edit footage, and manage a persistent reference library — all without leaving the platform.Documentation Index
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Film Studio is currently in beta. Features and availability may change as we continue to develop it.
What you can do in Film Studio
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| Create Image | Generate production-ready stills scene by scene using Storyboard mode |
| Create Video | Turn scenes into film with multi-shot timelines, camera controls, and pacing tools |
| Edit Video | Trim and refine generated footage directly inside the studio |
| Extend | Extend any generated video clip beyond its original duration |
| References | Build a persistent library of characters, products, images, videos, and audio for consistent visual continuity |
How Film Studio is structured
Film Studio is built around scenes. Each scene is an independent unit on the timeline and contains one or more shots. You work scene by scene — generating stills to plan your narrative, then turning those stills into video shots, then editing and extending as needed.
Getting started
Open Film Studio
Navigate to Film Studio from the left panel of ImagineArt. If you don’t see it, make sure you’re on an eligible plan.
Create a new project
Click New Project, give it a name, and you’ll land on the Film Studio timeline.
What’s next
- Create Image — Build your storyboard scene by scene
- Create Video — Generate and configure multi-shot scenes
- Camera Controls — Configure cinematic camera settings and save presets
- References — Build and manage your persistent reference library