nokeep Studio makes a series from one line: it plans the season, then writes, casts and films one episode at a time, with the same characters in every episode and each one remembering what happened in the last. Each episode is priced when you write it, before anything is filmed.
Comes with every plan, or pay per film with credits.
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Studio writes the script, casts it, draws every shot and films it. Ask the Director in its chat to change a scene, a face or the ending before anything is filmed.
Price shown before it films
Three things: the same people, a story that moves forward, and episodes that know about each other. Clips made one at a time get none of these for free. A face is redrawn from scratch each time, and the fourth clip has no idea what happened in the third.
A series generator has to hold all of that between episodes, the way a writers’ room keeps notes on who is who and what has already happened. That is what Studio’s series mode does.
Step 1: Pick Series and write the show in a line, along with where episode 1 starts: “a robot waitress runs the only diner on the moon,” or “two rival lighthouse keepers on neighbouring rocks.” Set how many episodes and how long each one is.
Step 2: Read the season plan. Studio writes a name and a line for every episode first, so you can see where the show goes. Reorder episodes, rename them, add one or change what happens, by hand or by asking the Director.
Step 3: Make the episodes one at a time. Each is written, cast, drawn and filmed like a film, and you see its price before it films. After each episode, Studio catches up on what happened, so the next one picks up from there.
Episode 1 brings the cast in. Each character gets one picture in the show’s look, along with who they are and how they sound, and that same picture is used in every episode they appear in.
Characters live in your library, so you can also start a series with people you have already made, or with the ready-made cast.
Yes. If a short film turns out to be the start of something, keep it as episode 1 and Studio plans a show around it, with the same cast and look.
Studio comes with every nokeep plan, or you pay per film with credits. A series is priced one episode at a time: each episode’s pictures and filming are priced from its script when you write it, and that price is the most you are charged. You never pay for a whole season up front.
Credits never expire and are not refundable once bought. On a plan, the writing is included.
On your device. The show and every episode are saved in this browser rather than in an account, and our server keeps an episode only while it is being made or changed, then deletes it within the hour. Download each episode to keep a copy anywhere else.
You choose: each episode runs 5 to 90 seconds, set when you plan the season.
No. The season is planned first, then each episode is written and filmed when you choose. Come back to the next one whenever you like, on the same device.
Yes. Ask the Director, or edit the plan of the episodes still to come. Episodes already filmed stay as they are.
No. Studio comes with every paid plan, or you can pay per film with credits. You see each episode’s price before it is filmed.
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