Tawai Film Studio AI

The platform

From first idea to the last prompt, in one controlled flow.

TAWAI is a pre-production system for AI filmmaking. It does the planning work a film crew would — and makes sure every piece agrees with every other.

The flow

  1. Your idea

    Logline or story

  2. 01

    Develop

    M01–M05

  3. 02

    Build

    M06–M09

  4. 03

    Direct

    M10–M13

  5. 04

    Visualise

    M14

  6. 05

    Check & Deliver

    M15–M18

  7. Video prompts

    Ready to generate

Five principles

  1. 01

    Set the rules

    Start a project with its format, length, aspect ratio, language and banned content. These rules follow the film everywhere.

  2. 02

    Draft with AI, decide as a director

    Every studio has a draft button. AI fills empty fields from your approved story and studio guide; you edit and approve.

  3. 03

    Approve to unlock

    Approving a studio freezes that version and opens the studios that depend on it. Reopening needs a written reason.

  4. 04

    Checked twice

    Each guide rule is checked on screen as you work and again on the server, so nothing slips through.

  5. 05

    Deliver cleanly

    Download approved work in folders, with a manifest and a production book PDF. Unapproved work only ever goes to drafts/.

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Storyboard sketch to final frame.

Final frame: nurse on a hospital rooftop at nightStoryboard sketch of the same shotStoryboardFinal frame
Develop

Stage 01

Develop

Idea, story and the rules of the film

  • M01Project Setup. Format, length, aspect ratio, language, frame rate and banned content.
  • M02Idea & Story. AI story room: premise, research brief, 10-point scorecard and story architecture.
  • M03Screenplay. Full screenplay drafted from the approved story, with a 14-column scene breakdown.
  • M04Style Prefix. The film's look written as twelve fixed style lines used in every prompt.
  • M05Asset Requirements. Every character, location, prop and outfit the film needs, with one spelling each.
Build

Stage 02

Build

Cast, worlds, wardrobe and props

  • M06Character Studio. Dramatic profile, voice lock, relationships, neutral sheets and state tags.
  • M07Actor Behaviour & Voice. How each character moves, reacts and speaks, scene by scene.
  • M08World & Location. Geography map, anchor, one light logic and a 3/4 hero view per location.
  • M09Props & Wardrobe. Wardrobe and prop sheets, interaction lines and state parent tags.
Direct

Stage 03

Direct

Scenes, camera, dialogue and shots

  • M10Scene Builder. Scenes assembled from the screenplay with zones from the world map.
  • M11Cinematic Direction. Beats, camera moves and lighting, each with a reason.
  • M12Dialogue. Vocal events and subtext, using the locked voice — never paraphrased.
  • M13Shot Planner. Shot list per scene with coverage for every beat.
Visualise

Stage 04

Visualise

Storyboards, keyframes and video prompts

  • M14Shot Production. Storyboard grid, start and end keyframes, and a ten-section video prompt per shot.
Check & Deliver

Stage 05

Check & Deliver

Continuity, QA, templates and delivery

  • M15Continuity & QA. Sweeps for breaks in faces, wardrobe, props, light and story.
  • M16Asset QA & Lock. Final pass on every asset before it is locked.
  • M17Templates & Knowledge. Every prompt as a versioned template your team can manage.
  • M18Export & Delivery. One download: approved work in folders, a manifest and a production book PDF.

Scene 1 · Take 1

Your next film starts with a locked plan.

Create a workspace, set up your project, and let every studio carry it forward.

Start a productionSee how it works