StoryForge
Studio X
From brief to film-ready output in three steps.
Three Skills. One Seamless Flow.
StoryMaker
Run the full interview, generate your ad concept, get approval, then produce a 4-scene macro script and unified JSON package ready for Actor Engine.
Actor Engine
Cast characters from a 297-character database, generate split-screen Nano Banana prompts, and produce character JSON packages — from a StoryMaker handoff or from scratch.
CineWeaver
Convert your macro script and character profiles into VEO3-compliant Nano Banana prompts and full JSON scene blueprints for Gemini and Flow — enforcing the Three Laws of Visual Stability throughout.
Two Ways to Begin
Full Pipeline
Open a new Manus task and say the phrase below. The orchestrator walks you through all three skills in sequence — concept approval and character confirmation gates included.
Jump In Anywhere
Run any single skill directly. Paste a StoryMaker JSON to skip the interview, or start Actor Engine from scratch.
The Three Laws of Visual Stability
Environmental Anchors
Every scene requires named, high-contrast physical anchors to prevent character morphing and scale drift between shots.
Kinetic Split
In two-character frames, only one character moves at a time. The other remains static as a physical reference point.
Prop-Locking
Every module explicitly assigns props to characters by name. AI will swap items between characters if they are not locked.