Plan the film before you generate
Turn a script into scenes, beats, shot lists, references, and generation tasks so every clip has a job in the final edit.
Currently in private build for AI filmmakers and creator teams
The AI production pipeline for films, pilots, trailers, and series.
Plan the script, lock characters and locations, direct camera movement, track every take, and keep continuity from shot to shot without filming everything in real life.
Built for creators turning AI clips into real productions
CreatorsBrand teamsSmall studiosAgenciesFounders
Private build
Not a public product yet. A focused build with creators who already feel the pain.
We are shaping the first workspace with people trying to make real AI films, pilots, ads, trailers, and recurring series. Join if you want the production pipeline, not another prompt box.
Private prototype previewsWorkflow updates from the buildFirst creator workspace invites
The problem
AI video tools make clips. Creators still have to make the movie.
The hard part is not generating one impressive shot. It is keeping the same actor, outfit, room, prop, camera language, and story logic across an entire scene without burning credits on random retries.
Prompt-only tools
Characters morph, outfits change, and locations drift between clips
SeventeenLabs
Keeps identity, wardrobe, sets, props, and style rules attached to every shot
Generic video apps
You get beautiful five-second clips, then fight to make them work as a scene
SeventeenLabs
Starts from the script, scene, beat, camera move, and edit purpose before generation
Manual folders
References, rejected takes, prompts, edits, and continuity notes get scattered everywhere
SeventeenLabs
Keeps the production bible, shot history, versions, and exports in one workspace
Credit-burning iteration
Bad generations cost money because there is no clear way to diagnose what failed
SeventeenLabs
Tracks intent, model, reference, version, and fix notes so each retry gets smarter
Product
A production pipeline, not another prompt box.
SeventeenLabs gives AI filmmakers the missing layer between the script and the generator: production bible, scene breakdown, shot planning, continuity memory, model routing, version review, and release exports.
Lock characters, sets, and props
Store the face, wardrobe, location, lighting, props, and style rules that need to survive across every shot.
Direct camera and motion
Describe the shot like a director: lens feel, blocking, camera move, start frame, end frame, and performance reference.
Workflow
A clear way to film every AI scene.
Instead of prompting from scratch, work like a small virtual production crew. Define what must stay consistent, direct each shot, compare takes, fix mistakes, then move the scene forward.
01
Build the production bible
Define the story world, characters, wardrobe, locations, props, tone, and visual rules once.
02
Break the script into shootable scenes
Convert scenes into beats, shot lists, camera moves, references, and continuity requirements.
03
Generate, compare, and fix shots
Route each shot to the right AI service, track versions, flag continuity drift, and keep the best takes.
04
Assemble the release package
Export the episode cut, trailer hook, poster stills, thumbnails, captions, and vertical clips from the same project.
Outputs
Keep every creative asset tied to the scene it belongs to.
Your project should remember more than the final render. It should remember why the shot exists, which references were used, what changed, what failed, and what needs to match in the next take.
Scene-ready shot lists
Reusable character packs
Location and prop boards
Camera movement plans
Continuity notes
Trailer and social exports
FAQ
Questions before you start?
What makes this different from an AI video generator?
AI video generators make clips. SeventeenLabs is built around production memory: characters, locations, props, scene notes, camera direction, references, review states, and exports stay connected so clips can become scenes and scenes can become a series.
Does it replace Runway, Kling, Sora, Veo, or other generators?
No. The goal is to become the production layer above the models. You plan the scene, preserve continuity, manage versions, and route shots to the right generation tool instead of rebuilding context by hand every time.
Who is it for?
Creators, founders, brand teams, agencies, independent filmmakers, and small studios who want to make AI films, pilots, ads, trailers, and recurring series without filming everything in real life.
Can I start before the full product is public?
Yes. SeventeenLabs is in private build. Join the list if you are actively trying to make repeatable AI video projects, and we will share workflow previews, prototype access, and early workspace invites as they open.
Stop making random clips. Start filming scenes.
Bring the script, characters, locations, and shot ideas. SeventeenLabs helps turn them into a repeatable AI production pipeline.