A private film studio in a browser.
Write the scene. Render the movie.

The heavy lane

MiniMax-H3 on datacenter GPUs, spun up per render and released the second the frame is saved — nothing idles, nothing bills between takes.

• Official BF16 weights for finals, pruned builds for cheap drafts
• Turbo step-distillation: audition a shot at a tenth of the cost
• Your own LoRA adapters — upload, convert, and stack per render

The fast lanes

Frontier hosted models sit beside the heavy iron as first-class lanes — same prompt box, same history, same cast.

• Thirty-second single-pass clips with synchronized sound
• Up to true 4K when the shot deserves it
• Lip-sync a performance straight from an audio track
• Per-render metered cost and live balance on every card

Elements: actors with voices attached

Name a character once — reference sheet, description, and a connected voice clip travel together as one object. Type @Name in any prompt and the whole actor boards the render.

• Bind a cloned voice to a face — the character speaks with it, every take
• Put several elements in one prompt and direct multi-actor scenes
• Reference rails with drag-to-reorder identity tags
• Reuse any past render's full cast and setup in one click

Character sheets, one button

Describe a character and press Character sheets: full-body front, full-body back, and a face close-up on a clean white sweep — the exact layout the video models lock identity from.

• Optimized for rendering: consistent identity across all three views
• Ask for five and it designs five distinct characters on its own
• Every sheet lands in the library, ready as a reference or an element

The writers' room

An expanded editor with your cast on the left and an AI script doctor on call — highlight a line, say what's wrong, and only that line is rewritten.

• Selection-scoped AI rewrites with undo
• Compiled prompts you can read before a cent is spent
• Costs quoted on the Generate button, per engine, per resolution

Voices, scored scenes, foley — one tab.

Record a performance on your mic, clone it, transcribe it straight into the script, and hand it to a character. Every clip lands as a ready-to-cite asset with its cost metered on the card.

• One-button mic capture, converted to reference-grade audio
• Spoken-not-typed: transcription drops your take into the scene
• Convert a performance: one clip's delivery, another clip's voice
• Mood and intensity direction, 100+ preset voices, batch takes

Every take, filed and priced.

Renders land in a persistent, project-organized library — poster, prompt, cast, settings, and the exact metered cost on every card.

• File takes into projects; bulk-move, bulk-clear, never lose a shot
• Reuse settings restores the whole setup — references, cast, seed
• Any finished frame is instantly a reference for the next shot

Slop TV

The studio is the pipeline; Slop TV is the screen. Original series, shorts, documentaries, and features from this exact toolchain — streaming now.