Serom — Film No. 001
A 30 or 60 second color-graded short, built from the words you bring: screenplay, cast, approved shots, judged takes, one delivered reel. The clips on this page are the studio's own footage.
24 fps · color-graded · approve every frame before a credit is spent
01 · Made by the studio
A drawn gun, a raised hand, a parking-garage stand-off
4 s · 1080x1920 master
Two people meet at a garage entrance and talk
4 s · 1080x1920 master
Two crew at the controls of a working ship's cockpit
4 s · 1080x1920 master
A car runs a wet motorway out of a tunnel mouth
4 s · 1080x1920 master
A rider walks a horse into a shallow river in dawn fog
4 s · 1080x1920 master
A pan goes up in a kitchen
4 s · 1080x1920 master
A chase cuts through a crowded night market
4 s · 1080x1920 master
A case is opened on a car bonnet mid-conversation
4 s · 1080x1920 master
02 · Start a production
03 · How it works
Bring a single sentence or a finished script. Plain words go in — nothing technical.
Your story is broken into scenes and beats, each written as a shot-ready description.
Every beat is approved as a still frame first, with the cast's faces and wardrobe locked, so no credits burn on a shot you did not want.
Approved frames are shot as motion takes. Each take is checked against the frame it came from, and a take that misses is shot again.
The takes that passed are cut together, graded and handed over as one finished file.
04 · What it costs
30-second film
$143.00
14,300 credits
Screenplay, cast, approved shots, judged takes and the graded cut.
This is the maximum price. The studio charges the maximum up front, and when the film is delivered the unspent remainder is refunded to your wallet automatically.
60-second film
$259.60
25,960 credits
The same passes over twice the running time.
This is the maximum price. The studio charges the maximum up front, and when the film is delivered the unspent remainder is refunded to your wallet automatically.
Credits
Credits also pay for the individual image and video tools. Unused credits stay in your account.
Open your wallet →05 · The toolkit
IMGOpen Image toolsReference factory
Build the frames a film is approved from: character cards, style references, repairs and upscales.
VIDOpen Video toolsMotion lab
Put approved frames into motion: animate a still, continue a clean tail, lip-sync a line, repair a take.
Roll camera
Start with a sentence or a full script. Approve every frame before a credit is spent.
