The studio
Pick your weapon
Sixteen tools in four families. Every one is a single screen and a single brief. Nothing to configure, nothing to sign up for. Start with whichever is closest to the job on your desk right now.
Everything on the shelf, in the order it tends to get used.
Shot-ready prompts
Prompt Forge
Turn a half-formed idea into a full cinematic prompt: lens, lighting, camera move, grade, the lot.
Forge the shotCamera choreography
Motion Deck
A shot by shot camera plan: named moves, lens, speed ramps and how each cut hands off.
Block the movesSame face, every shot
Character Bible
A locked description of one character so they survive across models, shots and days.
Lock the characterFrames before cameras
Storyboard Room
A numbered board with an image prompt, a duration and a transition under every frame.
Board it outA shoot on paper
Product Shot
Five product frames written as prompts: hero, macro, in use, scale and flat lay.
Shoot the setFirst three seconds
Hook Machine
Ten opening lines built to stop a thumb. Ranked, with the reason each one works.
Print the hooksShot lists that shoot
Script Room
A timed script with shot direction, on screen text and voiceover. Written to be filmed today.
Write the scriptWon in the grid
Thumbnail Lab
Five thumbnail concepts with composition, expression, three words of text and a title to match.
Design the clickPrompts for the ear
Sound Room
A music prompt, a timecoded effects list and voice direction, all sized to your edit.
Score itPaid social, ready to run
Ad Copy Cannon
Primary text, headlines and descriptions across five angles, sized for the ad platforms.
Load the cannonCaption to carousel
Post Kit
One idea turned into a caption, a carousel, alt text and the first comment.
Pack the postA month, planned
Drop Calendar
Four weeks of posts with formats, angles and hooks, then the shoot list that covers them all.
Plan the monthHero to footer
Page Copy
A whole landing page in section order, objections included, meta tags at the end.
Write the pageNames worth owning
Name Lab
Twenty brand names across four naming strategies, each with a tagline and a reason.
Run the labArt direction on a page
Brand Kit
Palette with real hex codes, a type pairing, photography rules and a list of what would break it.
Set the directionSame meaning, new voice
Tone Shifter
Paste any text and get it back in a different register, length and reading level.
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