Reuse characters and references
Find my saved characters for this story. Show their identity and full-body references, and flag anything still awaiting review.The agent searches saved work and inspects the current Character state and reference images. A reference’s provenance, agent inspection and human approval are separate records. Finding an image or seeing a thumbnail does not establish rights or approval.
Make a reusable location
Create a reusable café location from my saved references. Keep the counter, entrance and window positions consistent, and show me the establishing image.The workflow reuses authorized references, develops the Location and retains its images and layout state. Reuse a saved Location when it already fits. New attachment upload requires supported host file handling or Studio’s authenticated upload UI.
Develop a character
Create a reusable character from this reference, with reference views and a voice audition.The agent develops the saved Character, inspects image candidates, and retains its audition. Existing billing applies to generated media. The ElevenLabs audition is separate from the current speaking-video preview, which uses the video provider’s native voice. Do not expect those voices to match.
Turn a scene into a first cut
Turn this short scene into a widescreen first cut, keeping the characters and location consistent.This is a multi-step request: save the Scene, pin exact asset versions, plan coverage, create and inspect starting frames, generate takes, and assemble a retained working cut. Format is chosen before generation. A queued request or provider submission is not finished footage. The client must support the necessary permissions and media review.
Continue a saved Production
Show the progress and latest retained working cut for my Production. Tell me what still needs my review.The agent reads authoritative Production and job state and returns the saved Studio viewer. A selected draft take, retained cut, rendered export, full-speed playback and creator acceptance are distinct states. It should report which of these exist rather than infer completion from one of them.
Direct a scoped retake
Make shot two feel more intimate, keeping the actor, dialogue and the rest of the cut.Identify the saved Production and exact shot. The workflow should preserve the existing cast, references and other shots, retain earlier takes, and use a scoped retake plan. Generating a replacement take uses credits. A host without suitable video/audio inspection should return the Studio viewer for your review and state that limitation.