Rise Studio · Workflow 01

One cast. One look.
Every shot.

Scenes turns the studio into a film set — characters, costumes, sets, and camera pinned across every cut, from first draft to finished sequence.

draft 5 cr · master 40 cr · animate from 100 cr

The pipeline

Draft for pennies.
Spend where it counts.

A claymation still drafted in Rise Studio
5 cr

Draft

Sketch whole storyboards on the fastest models. Iterate freely — redraft, reframe, rewrite. Taste happens here, where mistakes cost half a cent.

A mastered cinematic still of an abandoned hospital ward
40 cr

Master

Commit the keeper: the same composition re-rendered at reference fidelity, with character sheets, costumes, and set plates attached. This exact frame seeds your film.

A pirate duel still, ready to animate
from 100 cr

Animate

The master becomes frame one — video models preserve what they're shown. Pick the motion, see the exact cost, and roll. Transitions cut at the edit layer, free and frame-perfect.

Rooftop dawn, shot 1
01 · establish
Rooftop dawn, shot 2
02 · crossfade in
Rooftop dawn, shot 3
03 · hold, then cut

Scenes: shots share one cast, one look, one set — play the sequence, download one film.

Consistency

The same face,
every frame.

Prompts describe; references pin. Every noun that must not drift gets an image carrying it — and words are kept for the one thing that should change: the action.

A character turnaround sheet: the same actor in four views, in costume
Character sheets — one turnaround pins the face and the costume, per look. Locked shots draft against it.
identity passport · read from the sheet by vision
Face: oval, high cheekbones, striking
      bright blue eyes, defined brows
Hair: long platinum blonde, center part
Wearing: white vintage nurse dress,
      red cross cap, dark red stains

Every sheet is machine-read into labeled lines, so even models that can't take image references hear the same description — words aligned to the pinned reference.

A pinned set plate: the hospital location
Set plates — pin a location once; every draft and reframe keeps its dressing.
1

One frozen moment, unlimited coverage. Reframe re-photographs the same instant from any camera — wide, close-up, bird's eye — like shooting coverage on a set that holds still.

The camera obeys

32 directorial moves.
Measured, not assumed.

Video models drift by default — so every camera in the library is enforced with the strongest lever each model has, and demonstrated by a real render. Hover to see the move.

Static holds — verified frame-by-frame
Dolly zoom the Jaws shot
Orbit circles the subject
Whip pan violent snap
Crane up classic scene-ender
Bird's eye framing — lives in the still
Rise Studio

Roll
camera.

Scenes is included in every plan · draft your first shot for half a cent