Kiju
Kiju is a macOS application for creators, producers, and small studios developing vertical dramas, episodic series, and short films. It guides projects from an idea or script through episode planning, character casting, storyboard creation, voice generation, video-shot production, and editing. Users can direct the creative steps, choose among generative video models, and assemble shots into an episode for social-video publishing. The workflow keeps production decisions with the creator and shows a take’s cost before generation. Model use runs through the user’s OpenRouter account and is billed at provider rates, separately from Kiju’s subscription. The application runs on Apple-silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later and supports English and French. It is aimed at independent creators, producers, and small production teams making short-form narrative video.
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DramaCanvas
DramaCanvas is a browser-based AI filmmaking workspace for filmmakers, short-drama creators, video producers and marketers. Its infinite canvas brings scripts, characters, storyboards, scene references, images, video clips, audio and timeline edits into a connected project for films, music videos and commercials. Users can write scripts and storyboards manually, use a built-in production Agent, generate media with available models, revise scenes and arrange clips for export. The workspace supports shot planning, reference management and project organization. Optional Model Context Protocol connections let compatible external assistants, including Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, work with canvases through the DramaCanvas API. New accounts receive 25 one-time credits for AI generation; paid plans add recurring credits, starting with Standard at $29.90 per month. Model costs and credit use vary by model and generation settings.
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Ziztu
Ziztu is a browser-based AI video creation studio for creators, writers and small video teams. It turns a topic, script or reference link into short social reels, narrated long-form YouTube videos, or multi-shot anime and micro-drama episodes. Depending on the workflow, it can draft scripts, plan scenes, generate or animate images, create voices and music, add captions, and assemble clips on a timeline. Character sheets help maintain a recurring cast across shots, while styles and templates support explainers and story-led videos. Users can review credit costs before generation, export completed videos, and connect Ziztu's API or MCP server to compatible AI clients. The service is available online, with starter credits and paid credit plans.
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Story2Board
Story2Board is an AI storyboard agent for filmmakers, directors, video creators, and small production teams. Users can start with an idea, script, or brief and work with an AI co-director to shape a story, break it into scenes and shots, plan framing, camera angles, movement, and composition, generate visual panels, and export a production-oriented PDF board. Its storyboarding workflow supports pre-production by keeping scene and shot decisions connected, rather than producing only an isolated shot list or image. When useful, users can search a library of more than 270,000 indexed real film shots, retrieve visual references, and review why a shot may fit a scene. Story2Board helps creators plan and refine visual sequences before production.
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