Turn screenplays into consistent multi-shot cinema
Decompose scripts into structured coverage with Claude 3.5 Sonnet. Direct lens focal lengths, camera dolly vectors, and character locks before rendering on Wan2.2.
EXT. RAIN-SLICKED ALLEY - NIGHT
A lone detective pauses beneath flickering neon. Rain cascades down a worn collar as distant sirens echo through the metropolis.
Wide Alley Reveal
Camera tracks low across wet cobblestones as amber neon reflects through falling rain. Detective steps into the frame.
Prompt Guesswork vs. CineSync Directing
Why standard text-to-video prompts fail multi-shot narrative continuity, and how CineSync solves it.
Same character across scenes
No prompt rewriting
Faster results, lower cost
How Screenplays Become Films
Paste Screenplay
Ingest industry-standard sluglines, character dialogue, and stage action.
AI Scene Breakdown
Claude 3.5 extracts characters, lighting conditions, and mood vectors.
Direct Lens & Camera
Specify focal lengths (24mm/50mm/85mm), dollies, and sensor aspect ratios.
Multi-Shot Lock
Anchor facial identity and world lighting across all consecutive cuts.
Wan2.2 4K Export
Render high-definition MP4 clips ready for timeline assembly.
Direct with cinematic intention. Not random seeds.
CineSync bridges screenwriting and video diffusion. By translating screenplay beats into deterministic shot geometry, you get predictable, director-controlled video output every time.
Consistent Multi-Shot Continuity
Maintain exact facial geometry, clothing textures, and color grades across multiple camera setups.
Studio-Grade Camera Physics
True focal lengths (24mm/50mm/85mm), anamorphic bokeh, and physical dolly speeds rather than random noise.
Fast Iteration Without Prompt Slop
Decompose any script in seconds. Change only the lens or actor emotion without re-prompting from scratch.
Ready to direct your first scene?
Break down a 1-page screenplay in less than 30 seconds. Export full multi-shot sequences in 4K resolution.