Cast, wardrobe, props, sets, voices and camera — all planned from a written scene.
How it works
From casting to a render-ready episode in four steps.
Quick start:
Frequently asked questions
What does FloridaCoastStudios make?
It plans short vertical drama episodes: cast, sets, script, shot list and per-scene render settings. It doesn't render video itself — it exports files for your local render setup, then Bunny for streaming.
How do characters stay the same across scenes?
Each character keeps a fixed look description, seed and optional reference photo. Use their name in a script line and those details go into that shot's prompt.
Can I import a cast I already have?
Yes. On the Cast tab, import a CSV (name, look, voice, seed, image) or a project backup. Matching names are updated instead of duplicated.
How do voices work?
Give each character a voice style. Every line in quotes becomes a voice job in the export with speaker, style and emotion, ready for your TTS step.
How long can a scene be?
Auto uses the length the script implies, or pick 5, 10 or 15 seconds per scene. Resolution goes up to 1080p in 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1.
What's the difference between Studio and Quick clip?
Studio builds full episodes from a script. Quick clip makes a single clip job from a prompt, or from a first and optional last photo.