Eighteen studios. Each with its own gate.

Format, length, aspect ratio, language, frame rate and banned content.

Approval gate: Title of 7 words or fewer, a real language name, nothing left blank.

AI story room: premise, research brief, 10-point scorecard and story architecture.

Approval gate: Scorecard and seven quality checks must pass.

Full screenplay drafted from the approved story, with a 14-column scene breakdown.

Approval gate: Ten screenplay rules and a complete breakdown.

The film's look written as twelve fixed style lines used in every prompt.

Approval gate: No prohibition that conflicts with the style.

Every character, location, prop and outfit the film needs, with one spelling each.

Approval gate: Snake-case tags; off-screen voices marked VOICE-ONLY.

Dramatic profile, voice lock, relationships, neutral sheets and state tags.

Approval gate: Every relationship pair and state tag in place.

How each character moves, reacts and speaks, scene by scene.

Approval gate: Stakes, a tactic change and 2–4 beats per scene.

Geography map, anchor, one light logic and a 3/4 hero view per location.

Approval gate: One light logic; seven approved images per location.

Wardrobe and prop sheets, interaction lines and state parent tags.

Approval gate: Every prop and outfit has an approved image.

Scenes assembled from the screenplay with zones from the world map.

Approval gate: One tag per character name.

Beats, camera moves and lighting, each with a reason.

Approval gate: Line crossings need a written reason.

Vocal events and subtext, using the locked voice — never paraphrased.

Approval gate: Off-screen voices never placed in frame.

Shot list per scene with coverage for every beat.

Approval gate: Each dialogue beat in exactly one shot.

Storyboard grid, start and end keyframes, and a ten-section video prompt per shot.

Approval gate: Real style text, one state per character, all ten sections filled.

Sweeps for breaks in faces, wardrobe, props, light and story.

Approval gate: Serious problems closed or set aside with a written reason.

Final pass on every asset before it is locked.

Approval gate: Every asset passed; rejected images block.

Every prompt as a versioned template your team can manage.

Approval gate: Released templates can't be edited — changes make a new version.

One download: approved work in folders, a manifest and a production book PDF.

Approval gate: Unapproved work only ever goes to drafts/.