For filmmakers & directors

For Directors Who Think in Scenes, Not Prompts.

Upload a screenplay. Induce reads it scene by scene, casts your characters, and generates every shot with continuity and intent - pitch reel or short film, cut in an afternoon.

No credit card · Commercial rights on every tier · FDX · PDF · Fountain

- The Problem

AI video gave filmmakers beautiful clips and no way to make them cohere into a film.

Filmmakers were the first AI video promised to serve and the first it let down: beautiful fragments, no story. Induce is built for the part that matters - whether the story works. It evaluates narrative before generation and orchestrates the best models underneath, so you direct a film instead of assembling fragments.

80%Less prompting vs. clip tools

1 uploadWhole script, one cut

∞Timeline-wide continuity

Every tierFull commercial rights

- The workflow

Made for the way directors work.

Upload your screenplay. The pipeline reads it scene by scene, turns every beat into a composed shot, and assembles a continuous cut - with director-grade control over any shot.

PLAYHEAD

00:00

00:30

01:00

01:30 · FIRST CUT

00:00

00:00 · SCRIPT

Ingest

Upload the script

That's the whole job. FDX, PDF, Fountain, or paste - every slug line, action, and annotation parsed in seconds.

00:30 · BREAKDOWN

Breakdown

Every line becomes a shot

Characters, locations, and wardrobe enter the continuity graph - story logic checked before a frame renders.

01:00 · DIRECTION

Direction

Coverage, framed to the beat

A virtual DOP sets lens, framing, and blocking shot by shot. Override any one without touching the rest.

01:30 · CUT

Assembly

Scrub. Refine. Ship.

Watch the first cut, fix what you want, export at full fidelity or hand the project to your editor.

- Who's on your crew

A Full Team Operating Behind the Scenes.

Every job that turns a script into a watchable scene - supervision, continuity, camera, post - runs inside Induce. The main job stays yours: directing.

Dept 01

Script Supervisor

Ingest & breakdown

Reads your screenplay end to end - FDX, PDF, Fountain, or paste - and turns every line and cue into its own shot, flagging anything that contradicts the story.

Dept 02

Continuity

The continuity graph

Holds characters, wardrobe, locations, and props across the timeline. Your lead looks like your lead in scene 1 and scene 40 - change page one and the cut updates.

Dept 03

Director of Photography

Autonomous cinematography

A virtual DOP composes framing, lens, and blocking from each beat - wide for the silence, close for the confession.

Dept 04

First AD

Your notes, executed

Give a note on any shot - angle, lens, light, pacing, performance - and it lands without disturbing the scenes around it. Local notes, not global re-rolls.

Dept 05

Post & Conform

Multi-model orchestration

Routes each shot to the right engine - Kling, Seedance, Veo, Nano Banana - in one timeline, then conforms the cut for export or your editor.

- What filmmakers ship with Induce

One pipeline for the whole shot list.

From a one-person short to a proof-of-concept, Induce fits the work you're already trying to make.

Pre-production

Previsualization & animatics

Block a sequence and test coverage before you spend a day on set. See it as a watchable cut, then walk onto location knowing the shots.

Camera · blocking · timing

Narrative

Short films & series

Take a finished script to a complete cut with consistent characters throughout. Built for festival shorts, episodic concepts, and personal projects.

Continuity · dialogue · scenes

Development

Pitch reels & proof-of-concept

Walk in with a sizzle that shows the world, not a deck that describes it. Turn a treatment into footage financiers can actually watch.

Sizzle · lookbook · tone

Spec & music

Music videos & spec spots

Cut visuals to a track or a brief and explore directions fast. Generate variations of a concept without rebuilding your world each time.

Rhythm · variations · style

- How Induce compares

Clip tools generate shots. Induce generates films.

Most AI video is a prompt box in a UI. Here's where a script-first pipeline pulls ahead for narrative work.

Comparison of Induce versus LTX Studio, Runway Gen-4, and single video models for filmmakers
Capability	InduceScript-first pipeline	LTX StudioAll-in-one studio	Runway Gen-4Clip / VFX suite	Single modelsVeo · Kling
Starting point	Whole screenplay	Script or prompt	Prompt / image / clip	Text prompt
Automatic scene & shot breakdown	Yes	Yes	No	No
Continuity across the entire cut	Persistent memory graph	Per-project Elements	Per-clip reference	Clip-level only
Local shot override (no full re-roll)	Yes	Retake	Re-generate	No
Autonomous cinematography agent	Yes	Manual presets	Motion brush	Prompt only
Multi-model orchestration	Kling · Seedance · Veo · NB	Yes	Own models	Single model
Commercial rights on entry tier	Every tier	Paid only	Paid tiers	Varies
Best for	Directors & production teams	Solo all-in-one creators	Per-shot creative control	Raw clip quality

Comparison reflects publicly available product information as of May 2026. Competitor names are trademarks of their respective owners.

80^%Less prompting than clip-by-clip tools

∞Continuity across the entire timeline

4+Models orchestrated - Kling, Veo, Seedance, NB

1Upload. Whole script. First cut out.

- Migrating off Sora?

Sora is winding down. Your pipeline shouldn't.

With Sora's web, app, and API discontinued through 2026, filmmakers built on a single model are stranded. Induce orchestrates today's best models behind a script-first pipeline - so your continuity, overrides, and cut survive any one model's exit.

- The problems Induce solves for filmmakers

Story, coverage, and ownership.

From screenplay to cut

Bring a finished script or shape one in the editor - FDX, PDF, or Fountain. Induce breaks it down, holds continuity, composes each shot with a virtual DOP, and assembles a sequence you can refine.

The story stays whole

Story-state memory carries what each character knows and how they change across the film - so narrative logic holds from first frame to last.

You own what you make

Full commercial licensing on every tier. The frames, the cut, and your continuity model are yours - no training rights, no hidden carve-outs.

- Asked & answered

Straight answers for
filmmakers.

Do I need to know about prompting?

No. You upload a screenplay — FDX, PDF, Fountain, or paste — and Induce breaks it down and generates from it. No prompt engineering, no describing the same character twice. You direct; you don't prompt.

Can I direct specific shots?

Yes. A virtual DOP composes each shot from the beat, but you can override any one — angle, lens, lighting, pacing, blocking — in plain language, without re-rolling the surrounding cut.

Do I own the output?

Yes — full commercial licensing on every tier, including the free beta. The frames, the cut, and your continuity model are yours, with no training rights and no hidden carve-outs.

PRODUCTIONYour Next Film

DIRECTORYou

SCENE01

TAKE01

PLATFORMInduce

Your next film is already written.
Let's shoot it.

No credit card · Commercial rights on every tier · Priority access for production teams