SCRIPT
Write the film. Break it down and CineForge maps the scenes and builds the shot board — ten shots for a three-minute short.
Breakdown
The board holds ten shots at roughly eighteen seconds each. Edit the script and break it down again — the scene map above is read straight from your text.
CAST — LOCKED
Two actors, cast once and locked. The same face, the same voice, the same wardrobe in every one of the ten shots — no drift between frames.
How the lock holds
- Face lock
A reference portrait is fixed to each actor's ID. Every frame on the board is rendered against that same reference, so Mara is Mara in shot 2 and shot 9 alike.
- Voice lock
Each actor carries one voice profile — pitch, pace and accent. Dialogue is spoken in that voice for the whole film, never re-cast mid-story.
- Wardrobe lock
One costume per actor for the whole night of the story. The coat you see in the first frame is the coat in the last.
SHOT BOARD
Ten shots, three minutes. Direct every one of them — camera, light and mood — and the frame re-grades itself to match your call.
TIMELINE & RENDER
Arrange the cut, lay the music under it, render the storyboard film and watch it end to end.
The ten frames are on the board. Render the storyboard film to watch it as one piece.
Cut
Drag clips to reorder, or select a clip and use the move buttons.Music
The score plays under the preview and is written into the export.
Render
Frames render in timeline order with your camera, light and mood grades baked in.