Luxury AI Video — slow moves, macro detail, controlled reflections. Lens, motivated light and grade described in director language, consistent across every shot of the film.
Luxury AI Video in Studio Movies IA exists for one reason: slow moves, macro detail, controlled reflections. Unlike a plain generator, Studio Movies thinks like a production — project, acts, sequences, scenes, shots, generations, versions. That hierarchy is what makes 30 seconds and 30 minutes equally possible without asking a model to do something it was never designed for.
A video model generates between 5 and 30 seconds per call today. That is a technical constraint, not a limit on your project: a 30-minute film is 300 six-second shots, generated independently, each with its own variations and versions, then assembled on a multi-track timeline. Studio Movies IA works out the shot count, the cheapest engine and the exact Movies Credits budget before you launch a single generation.
In practice, luxury ai video lets you validate an idea in frames before spending anything: the AI Director writes the production plan, the storyboard costs a few credits, and only approved frames go to video. That is the difference between experimenting and producing.
What you get
A full production plan from one sentence: acts, sequences, scenes, shots, characters, locations.
Approve frames before spending video credits: an image costs 10 credits, a video shot 70.
The same face and the same set across hundreds of shots, with no visual drift.
Nine tracks: video, b-roll, music, voice, SFX, text, subtitles, VFX, grade.
Regenerate shot 37 without touching the other 299. Every shot keeps its history.
Cost shown up front, refunded automatically when a job fails.
How it works
1. Describe
One sentence, or a full screenplay.
2. Direct
The AI Director proposes acts, sequences and shots.
3. Generate
Every shot enters the queue with its variations.
4. Edit and export
Timeline, audio, grade, social or cinema export.
Up to 30s, 1080p, synchronised native audio and lip-sync. The final-shot engine.
73 credits / second
Up to 12s at 1080p. The best fidelity-per-euro engine for production.
22 credits / second
Up to 10s, outstanding motion physics.
14 credits / second
Up to 12s. The iteration engine — this is where you find the shot.
14 credits / second
Up to 10s. The lowest cost per second in the catalog, for drafts.
7 credits / second
Up to 8s with native audio. Great for short dialogue shots.
23 credits / second
6 five-second shots at production quality: around 420 Movies Credits, delivered the same day.
36 shots cut to the beat: around 2,500 credits, 9:16 or 16:9.
50 six-second shots with Character Lock: around 4,200 credits.
300 shots generated sequence by sequence: from 12,600 credits on the economy engine.
10 credits
35 credits
70 credits
365 credits
10 credits
8 credits
No engine holds coherence that long. Cut it into 5–8s shots.
An image costs seven times less than a video shot. Approve the frame first.
That is where AI video breaks. A gentle push-in beats a 360° orbit.
Without re-injected references your character changes face in the next shot.
Iterate at 480p or 720p, finish only the keepers in high resolution.
One continuous video generation, 5 to 30 seconds depending on the engine.
A group of consecutive shots in the same place or action.
A complete narrative movement, made of several sequences.
Animating a still instead of starting from text — far more controllable.
The single billing unit: one second of video, one image, one voice line.
A character's visual references, automatically re-injected into every shot.
You describe the idea, the AI Director builds a production plan (acts, sequences, shots), then each shot is generated independently and assembled on the timeline. Nothing is asked of the model in one giant request.
The cost is shown before every generation. A 5-second standard shot is around 70 Movies Credits; a 10-second Cinema-tier shot around 730. Preview-quality drafts cost roughly three times less.
Yes from the Creator plan up. The Free plan adds a watermark and caps resolution.
Credits are refunded automatically and you can retry that single shot without touching the rest of the project.
Yes. Character Lock re-injects the character references into every generation.
That is the whole point. Every shot keeps its own versions, so regenerating shot 37 never rebuilds the film.