Script to Video, the Way
a Director Reads It
Induce is the script-to-video AI that does what no execution engine does — it reads your screenplay the way a story editor would, evaluating structure, logic, and intent before a single shot is generated.
Turning a script into video isn't a translation problem. It's a production problem.
A screenplay encodes far more than dialogue — scene structure, character identity, location continuity, emotional beats, pacing. Most AI tools throw all of that away and ask you to rebuild it one prompt at a time. Induce reads the script the way a director does, holding the whole story in memory as it generates.
Upload the file you're already writing.
Every major screenwriting format is supported. No conversion, no reformatting - drop in the file your final draft is saved as.
Script → Scene → Shot → Final Cut.
Four layers of structure, each one feeding the next.
Script ingestion - structure detected in seconds
Induce reads the raw file, identifies format, and applies the appropriate parser. Slug lines become scene anchors. Characters are extracted into a provisional cast list.
Scene breakdown - every beat, captured perfectly
Each scene gets its own node: location, interior/exterior, time-of-day, characters present, emotional register, and dominant action.
Shot breakdown - line by line, nothing skipped
Within each scene, Induce converts action paragraphs and dialogue exchanges into individual shots with provisional camera, lens, and blocking parameters.
Generation - models routed per shot, cut assembled
Each shot enters the generation queue, routed to the optimal model for its content type. You watch the first cut, not a lineup.
The difference a screenplay makes.
Every prompt-first tool puts the burden of story structure on you.
One clip. One prompt. No memory.
Write a prompt. Get a clip. Write the next prompt - describing the same character, the same location, the same tone all over again. Nothing carries forward.
One upload. Every shot. Full continuity.
Upload your screenplay once. Induce reads the whole story - casts the characters, maps the locations - and generates every shot from the same source of truth.
- Script to video, answered
Script to video, answered.
What script formats can I upload?
+Final Draft (.fdx), PDF, Fountain, and direct paste. Slug lines, parentheticals, dual-dialogue, and action blocks are parsed natively. If your script carries production annotations — shot numbers, scene tags, camera notes — Induce keeps them and uses them.
Does it keep characters consistent across scenes?
+Yes. As Induce breaks down your script it builds a continuity graph — a persistent memory of every character, wardrobe detail, location, and mood. Every shot generates from it, so your protagonist looks like your protagonist in every scene, automatically, regardless of the order shots are generated in.
Can I edit individual shots after generation?
+Yes. Override any shot — angle, lens, lighting, pacing, performance — locally, without a global re-roll that breaks the surrounding cut. Direct by intent, or take manual control shot by shot.
How long does it take?
+A full-script breakdown takes under three minutes. From upload to a first assembled cut you can refine is a matter of an afternoon, not weeks.
Breakdown is the start. Continuity is what holds it together.
Once Induce has your shot list, the Continuity Engine locks every character, wardrobe detail, location, and mood across the whole cut.
Turn it into a cut.
Your script is ready. Induce does the rest — breakdown, continuity, direction, and a first cut that's ready to refine.