A vertical drama series, written and filmed
Describe the story and the genre. A writers' room plans every episode's hook and cliffhanger, you approve the cast, and each episode is storyboarded and filmed with the same faces.
How it works
- Pitch the seriesGenre, premise and the look.
- Cast itDraw the cast once, or bring your own characters.
- Storyboard an episodeScenes of two to five shots with size, angle, move and dialogue.
- Film and publishTitles, name cards and subtitles are added for you.
Examples
Open any of these in the studio to make your own version.
AI microdrama maker: what to know
Why microdramas are booming
Short vertical dramas, one to two minutes an episode, built around a hook and a cliffhanger, have become one of the fastest-growing formats in mobile video. They're cheap to watch and hard to stop.
The consistency problem
A series lives or dies on recognising its characters. Drama Studio locks the cast once and sends their references into every shot of every episode.
Structure that keeps viewers
Open on conflict, turn the situation once per episode, and end mid-moment. The writers' room plans those beats across the whole season so episode seven still pays off episode one.
Questions
How long is each episode?
Typically one to two minutes, made from scenes of two to five shots.
Can characters speak?
Yes, with spoken dialogue on models that support sound, plus subtitles.
Can I reuse characters from my cast?
Yes. Cast from your saved characters or draw new ones for the series.
What genres work?
Romance, thriller, revenge, fantasy, comedy and sci-fi all work well in vertical.