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AI film studio for multi-scene films

An AI film studio plans a picture, then shoots it scene by scene. You describe the idea. Mira interviews you for genre, tone and length, writes a story bible and a shot list, casts locked characters, renders each scene and stitches one cut. Filmmaking with a persistent cast, on paper before it costs anything.

Direct the first film free

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Cinema Studio — from scene plan to finished cut

Formats

Single shot to 90-minute feature

Scenes

Up to 360 per project · ~15s each

Written first

Story bible, cast and shot list

Looks

Live action · anime · 2D · 3D

Use cases

What people shoot in Cinema Studio

Short films

Short films

Narrative work with a cast and an arc — the format the studio was built around. Festival-length or feed-length, same pipeline.

Previz and pitches

Previz and pitches

Put a screenplay on screen before anyone funds it. A scene list becomes moving footage a producer can watch instead of read.

Brand films

Brand films

Story-led work for a company rather than a claim-led spot. The lead can walk into your ads afterwards without recasting.

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Trailers and teasers

Trailers and teasers

Cut a short, high-energy piece from the same project — a launch teaser, a channel intro, a sizzle reel for something longer.

How it works

Idea, paper, shoot, one cut

  1. Tell Mira the idea — Athana studio
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    Tell Mira the idea

    Genre, tone, length. She interviews you for the rest if you want her to.

  2. She writes it — Athana studio
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    She writes it

    Story bible, cast and every scene with framing. All of it editable before anything renders.

  3. It gets shot — Athana studio
    3

    It gets shot

    Scene by scene, same faces, same world, in the visual style you set at the start.

  4. One cut — Athana studio
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    One cut

    Athana stitches the takes into a single file. You publish it or export it.

Why Athana

A studio, not a prompt box

Script, cast, shot list

A project is paperwork before it is footage. Six formats run from an eight-second test to a ninety-minute feature.

Write before you spend

Credits move after you approve the paper. A film you did not want costs you a read-through, not a render bill.

The cast walks out with you

Your lead can hold a product in an ad tomorrow. The identity belongs to your library, not to one project.

What Mira actually directs

Cinema Studio is the Athana name for this workspace, and Mira is the director inside it. You stay the producer: approve the bible, rewrite a line of dialogue, swap a location, cut a scene. Seedance handles the rendering, and the same character sheets ride every take, so continuity is a property of the project rather than something you police shot by shot.

Length is a setting

Six formats cover a single eight-second take, a thirty-second short, a long reel, an episode, a mini series and a feature that runs up to ninety minutes — 360 scenes at roughly fifteen seconds each. Scene count and per-scene runtime derive from the format you pick, so scaling from a test to a picture is one dropdown, not a migration into another tool with a different cast.

FAQ

Common questions

A workspace that treats a video as scenes with a cast rather than as one prompt. Athana's version is Cinema Studio: a story bible, a shot list, locked characters, scene-by-scene rendering and a stitched final cut.

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Direct the first film free

Describe the picture. Mira writes the scenes, you approve, then it shoots.

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