How it works
Five steps, each with a result you can read, adjust and approve. The AI director suggests; you decide.
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Idea and format
Describe your idea in a few lines and pick length, aspect ratio and quality.
- Three quality levels: draft to explore, standard for balance, final for maximum care.
- Optional reference images for style, faces and places.
- A per-film budget, if you want a spending cap.
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Pre-production with the AI director
The director prepares everything you need before the shoot.
- Treatment, script, cast, locations, style bible and continuity log.
- A validated shot list: durations, framing, lenses, camera moves, lighting.
- Edit any step and everything downstream is marked for redo — no hidden inconsistencies.
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Storyboard
A first and a last frame for every shot.
- Several variants per frame to choose from.
- Face and continuity checks: outfit, place, framing, action.
- Continuous cuts reuse the last frame of the previous shot.
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Clips In development
Approved frames become video clips.
- The video model is chosen per shot, with the reason for the choice.
- An estimate before every generation.
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Edit
A timeline to put it all together.
- Video, overlay, audio and title tracks; fades and cuts.
- MP4 export.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to write prompts?
No. Write your idea the way you’d tell it to a person: the AI director turns it into a script and a shot list, and writes the prompts itself.
Can I change what the director suggests?
Yes, every step. Changes create a new version, and whatever depends on the changed step is marked for redo.
Can I use a real person’s face?
No. Orchestriq is for fictional characters only.
How much does it cost?
You only pay for generations, with credit packs. You see the cost before every generation. Details are on the Pricing page.