Models & providers

Every frame, take and piece of music is produced by one of the third-party providers listed here, through their APIs and under their own terms of service and content policies. The studio chooses them, sends them what a shot needs, and is bound by what they will and will not generate.

This page names every one of them. It is also the studio's processors list: the Privacy Policy points here rather than repeating a list that would drift.

No keys, endpoints or prices are published here. What a model costs the studio is not a customer's business, and a credential on a public page is a breach.

Run by Google, reached through fal.ai. Turns an approved still frame and a written shot description into the seconds of video that end up in your movie. This is the model that does almost all of the animation.

Run by Kuaishou, reached through fal.ai. Used only when the primary video model refuses a shot on its own content policy. It shoots the same approved frame so an ordinary dramatic scene is not lost to a provider's refusal.

Run by OpenAI. Draws the still frames a shot starts from, and the character reference sheets built from a photograph you upload.

Run by OpenAI. Looks at frames and takes and answers whether the face, the world and the story match what was ordered, before more money is spent on them.

Run by OpenAI. Writes the screenplay, the shot list and the prompts from the idea you typed.

Run by Google, reached through fal.ai. Composes the score under your movie.

Run by Stability AI, reached through fal.ai. Composes music and sound beds where it suits the scene better than the other music model.

Run by Stripe. Takes the payment for production credits. Card details go to Stripe and are never seen or stored by the studio.

Run by Resend. Delivers the studio's e-mail — sign-in and order messages, and the replies support sends you.