Scene Flow Shop

Scenario generator · script to timeline

AI scenario maker: full scenario creation, end to end

Start with a sentence or a reference image and end with a structured scenario already sitting on your timeline. Scene Flow Shop carries the same project from concept to treatment to scenes to cut — no copy-pasting between a writing tool and an editor.

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From idea to scenario in one workflow

  1. Idea or reference image

    Describe the film in a line, or attach an image. The assistant reads its medium, style, lighting, mood and environment.

  2. Concept

    Genre, tone, target duration, logline, visual direction and an overall music direction.

  3. Treatment

    An optional written treatment that expands the concept into the story you'll tell.

  4. Scene breakdown

    Each scene gets a title, summary, narrative purpose and planned duration, plus video, sound and voice prompt drafts.

  5. Apply to the timeline

    One step creates the scenes and lays placeholders onto video, music and sound-effects tracks, with prompt slots ready.

  6. Iterate

    Revise the scenario or individual scenes, and keep refining with the assistant.

Scenario, treatment, storyboard, shot list: what you get

People call it a scenario, a script outline, a treatment, a storyboard or a shot list. Scene Flow Shop produces the structural layer all of those grow from: a concept, a treatment and an ordered set of scenes with purpose and timing.

Because the scenario lives in the same project as the timeline, changing a scene's duration or purpose is an edit, not an export-and-reimport.

Per-scene prompts for AI video and image tools

Every scene can carry prompts for video, sound, music and voice.

  • Five variants per prompt

    Balanced, More Cinematic, More Realistic, More Surreal and More Minimal, so you can pick a direction and edit it.

  • Structured fields

    Style, camera, lighting, motion, environment and sound-design tags alongside the prompt text.

  • Revision history

    Every prompt edit is a revision you can review; nothing is silently overwritten.

  • Tool-agnostic

    Variants are written to stand alone, so you can paste them into any external generation tool.

Then cut it in the same tool

Upload or generate the footage elsewhere, drop it onto the placeholders, and edit on the timeline. The assistant can help with trims, transitions, speed and volume as you go.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a screenplay generator?

It generates a scenario: concept, treatment and a scene-by-scene structure with narrative purpose and durations. That's the framework a screenplay grows from. You can ask the assistant to expand any scene in chat.

Can I edit the scenario after it's generated?

Yes. Scenarios and scenes are editable, and the assistant can revise them on request. Changes go through the same versioned, undoable tools as timeline edits.

Does it create the video too?

No. It creates the scenario, the timeline structure and the prompts. You supply the footage — filmed, stock or generated elsewhere — and replace the placeholders.

Can I start from an image?

Yes. Attach a reference image and the assistant describes its style and environment, then builds those details into the scenario and the scene prompts so shots stay visually consistent.

How long can the film be?

You set a target duration in the concept and a planned duration per scene; the timeline follows from those and you can adjust any of them.

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