For indie filmmakers & solo creators

Make an AI short film.
One creator, a whole crew.

Write the script, plan the shots, set the look, and cut the film yourself. Induce keeps your characters and world consistent from the first shot to the last.

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Script · Shots · Look · Cut

Eight short films.
Eight genres.

Fantasy, drama, animation, creature feature, sport, thriller, romance, and horror. One frame from each short on the Induce showreel.

  • A small glowing creature holding an ember beside a traveller’s feet in a lantern-lit market
    001Fantasy · Night market
  • Grandmother and grandchildren gathered around a birthday cake full of lit candles
    002Drama · Birthday
  • Animated black cat leaping at a startled fishmonger in a busy market
    003Animation · Fish market
  • Furred creature with a golden horned mask staring down a neon-lit city crossing
    004Creature · City crossing
  • Sprinter running straight at the camera down an empty stadium track at dusk
    005Sport · Stadium
  • Young girl running through a smoke-filled street at night
    006Thriller · Street
  • Two students kneeling to pick up dropped books on a crowded campus at golden hour
    007Romance · Campus
  • Silhouette of a woman facing a pale door at the end of a dark hallway
    008Horror · Hallway

Frames from films made in Induce. Watch the full showreel.

Same character.
Every shot.

Four shots from Fantasy World. The boy keeps his face, his hair, and his white T-shirt from his bedroom to a moonlit plaza to a potion shop, because every shot inherits the same references.

See how continuity works
  1. A boy in a white T-shirt studying at his desk in a small bedroom
    Shot 01Bedroom, day
  2. The same boy in close-up, wide-eyed under a full moon
    Shot 02Plaza, close-up
  3. The same boy walking into a moonlit plaza lined with old buildings
    Shot 03Plaza, wide
  4. The same boy watching a bearded shopkeeper hold up a glowing vial
    Shot 04Potion shop

You play every role.
Induce runs the set.

Each step a crew would split between departments sits in one workspace, connected to the same script.

  1. Script

    Write the scene

    Start from your screenplay or a short brief. Induce breaks it into scenes, beats, and the shots that tell them.

  2. Shot plan

    Plan the coverage

    Choose framing, movement, and pacing for each shot before you spend a credit on generation.

  3. Look

    Set the look

    Build references for your cast, wardrobe, and locations so every shot inherits the same world.

  4. Cut

    Review the cut

    Watch the shots together, retake the ones that miss, and keep everything that already works.

Frames from films made in Induce.

Before you
roll camera.

Indie filmmakers, solo creators, and small crews who write their own scripts and want to turn them into finished short films without a full production team.

Yes. Paste or upload a screenplay and Induce breaks it into scenes and shots you can plan, generate, and review. You can also start from a short brief and develop the script inside the editor.

Induce keeps references for your characters, wardrobe, and locations and carries them from shot to shot. The Pro plan adds the Rhapsody engine, which checks each take against the story before you build on it.

Yes. Give a note on a single shot, generate a retake, and review it in the context of the cut. The shots around it stay as they are.

Induce’s Terms say customers retain ownership of outputs from their inputs and have commercial usage rights, subject to the Terms and applicable third-party rights.

Starter gives one creator seat with access to all top models. Pro adds the Rhapsody engine and a team workspace for up to five people. See the pricing page for current credits and prices.

PRODUCTION
Your first short
DIRECTOR
You
SCENE
01
TAKE
01
CREW
Induce

Bring a script.
Leave with a film.

Start with one scene. Plan it, generate it, and review the cut before you take on the whole story.

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