Screenplay to video, the honest version.
'Screenplay to video' usually means pasting text into a generator and hoping. This is the version where your screenplay stays in charge the whole way.
The pipeline, in order
Outline → characters → storyboard frames → video takes → the cut → publish. Each step reads the ones before it: frames come from your scene text and shot notes, takes come from your frames and your characters' identities, the cut assembles your chosen takes on a timeline you control.
What stays in your control
Every frame can be regenerated with a note ('closer, colder light, hold on her hands'). Every take can be replaced. Every clip on the timeline trims, fades, splits, and mixes with your dialogue, ambient beds, and music. Nothing publishes until you say so.
What it costs
Generation is pay-for-what-you-render credits — a storyboard frame is pocket change, a video take costs about what a coffee does, and your free signup credits cover your first scenes. No subscriptions required to start, no festival entry fees ever.
Where it ends up
Published films live on your channel, stream to viewers on the web and the Aflik app, enter the current seasonal showcase automatically, and can earn tips from the first viewer onward.
Your script, published — not pitched.
Free signup credits are enough to cast your characters, storyboard a scene, and generate your first shots. No card required.
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