AI short drama and vertical micro-drama
Turn one dramatic moment into a cinematic shot
AI Short Drama Shot Maker turns one dramatic story moment, actor and scene references, and camera direction into one cinematic vertical 9:16 MP4 shot of 2 to 30 seconds. The shot can start from text alone, animate an opening image, move between a set opening and ending image, or combine actor, location, and prop references, with each character drawn from your actor references. AI Short Drama Shot Maker works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.
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One dramatic beat, one finished shot
Shot-by-shot continuity
Freeze a shot card with actor identity, costume, location, and camera language for consistent results across each shot.
One finished shot
Each shot is an independent, reviewable deliverable built from a frozen beat and approved references.
How it is made
Freeze the beat and camera language
Lock character identity, costume, location, emotion, camera, and the visible outcome before generating the shot.
Build a shot card from the beat · Choose the vertical framing · Review actor identity and performance
Generate the finished drama shot
Generate from text, animate an opening image, interpolate two endpoints, or combine loose references, then review the result.
One beat, one finished shot · Review emotional beat and continuity · Deliver the drama shot
Romance, suspense, reaction, and period drama
Romantic conflict
Create emotional confrontation and reaction shots with cinematic vertical framing.
Suspense reveals
Build tension with a single revealing moment, close-up, or twist.
Period and urban drama
Produce costume-drama and modern-city scenes with explicit camera language.
Inputs and outputs
Input · Text — Dramatic moment and camera direction
Input · Image — Actor, location, or prop references, or opening and ending images (optional)
- Formats
- JPG, PNG, WEBP
Output · Video — One cinematic vertical drama shot
- Formats
- MP4
- Specifications
- 1 video per request; 2–30 s; 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K; aspect ratios 9:16
Output · Image — Opening frame (optional)
- Formats
- PNG
- Specifications
- 1 image per request
| Input or output | Type | Formats | Specifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input | Text — Dramatic moment and camera direction | — | — |
| Input | Image — Actor, location, or prop references, or opening and ending images (optional) | JPG, PNG, WEBP | — |
| Output | Video — One cinematic vertical drama shot | MP4 | 1 video per request; 2–30 s; 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K; aspect ratios 9:16 |
| Output | Image — Opening frame (optional) | PNG | 1 image per request |
Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service
Questions
What do I need to start?
One dramatic moment with character, action, location, emotion, camera, and visible outcome. Actor and location references are optional; recurring actors and places are drawn from them.
What kinds of shots can I make?
Romantic conflict, suspense reveals, emotional confrontations, reaction shots, dialogue close-ups, period-drama moments, or any cinematic vertical shot built from a story moment and your references.
Will the actor look the same across shots?
Each shot is drawn from your actor and costume references, with blocking, performance, and camera language set by your direction, in a vertical frame timed to the emotion and the dialogue.
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