Studio Overview

The Studio is the core production interface. It guides each project through a 6-step wizard from initial upload to final export, with real-time progress tracking at every stage.

The 6-Step Workflow

Setup

Step 0: Upload

Upload your audio track, add reference images, configure the video model, generation mode, visual style, resolution, and optionally paste a script.

Planning

Step 1: Treatment

Trigger AI analysis and creative treatment generation. The platform extracts music structure, then plans scene-by-scene direction with timing and camera work.

Production

Step 2: Scenes

View generated scene images and video clips in a grid. Retry, regenerate, or remix individual scenes. Switch video providers per scene if needed.

Gallery

Step 3: Content

Browse all generated media in a content overview. Inspect images and video clips alongside their prompts and metadata.

Quality

Step 4: Review

Approve or reject each scene individually. Batch-retry all failed scenes. View quality scores and review notes from the automated quality reviewer.

Delivery

Step 5: Export

Assemble the final video from approved clips and the original audio. Download in 1080p, 4K, or vertical 9:16 format. Share via a generated link.

Real-Time Progress

As your project progresses through each stage, you'll see updates in real time — scene images appear, video clips generate, and quality scores update without refreshing the page.

Auto-Generate vs. Manual Steps

One Click

Auto-Generate

Runs the entire pipeline end-to-end as a background task: analysis → treatment → scene generation → quality review → assembly → export. Best for hands-off production.

Budgeted & Resumable

Producer

Runs the same pipeline as one durable job on Filmgenic's workers, inside a credit ceiling you set. Pauses for your decision instead of overspending, survives closing the tab, and retries without re-billing finished scenes. See Producer Runs & Budgets.

Full Control

Manual Steps

Trigger each stage individually. Inspect and adjust results between stages. Approve or reject scenes before assembly. Best when you want creative control at each step.