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Your screenplay in.
A finished film out.

Workestrum turns a script into a structured production and hands you a real timeline to cut, all the way to a 4K export.

The difference

AI video tools make clips.
You're making a film.

Workestrum treats your project as one film. The same pass that reads your screenplay marks every cut as a fresh start or a hard break, so characters, locations and mood carry from scene to scene, and what comes out is a production, not a pile of clips.

Workestrum Story Studio on the Swan Lake project: scene cards with continuity notes reading 'Fresh start' and 'Hard cut', the storyboard for each scene, and the extracted cast panel with Odette, Rothbart, Siegfried and Odile

Continuity

One cast. Every shot.

Characters keep the same face, costume and style across dozens of generated stills and shots, because every prompt is built from the same locked character identities.

Odette at the moonlit lake
The same Odette, by candlelight
And as the spell takes hold

Under the hood

Built for films, not clips

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A continuity engine

Every cut is classified (continue, match or hard cut), and that decision drives which model runs, which frame seeds it and what the prompt says. Your film cuts together because it was planned to.

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Locked cast & locations

Characters and places are entities with a canonical look, referenced as @handles in every prompt. The model can't re-imagine your protagonist between scenes.

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A real timeline, not a download folder

Trim, split, crossfade, layer audio and undo on a multi-track editor. Fix the one shot that's wrong instead of re-rolling the film.

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Long-form that actually renders

Long timelines render in bounded segments and assemble losslessly, so a thirty-scene project exports as reliably as a three-scene test.

The edit

Cut it like an editor

Every generated shot lands on a multi-track timeline. Trim, split, crossfade, adjust clip audio, undo. The whole Swan Lake short lives on one edit.

Workestrum timeline for the Swan Lake short: ten generated scenes lined up on one video track, from the lake introduction through the ballroom and the transformation