Framebreaker

Framebreaker is a web platform that takes commercials, short dramas and cinematic projects from script breakdown through storyboards, multi-model video and voice to an NLE pre-edit, with XML export to major editors.

Framebreaker is a web-based AI production platform aimed at people who make commercials, short dramas and cinematic stories. Rather than offering a loose canvas of connected nodes, it lays out a fixed pipeline that mirrors how a production unfolds: a Director's Slate, then Analysis, Characters, Script, Assets, Storyboard, Gallery and Video Studio, ending in a pre-edit stage called the NLE Panel. The format chosen at the start shapes everything downstream. A commercial is broken down by shot within a 15, 30 or 60 second running time. A short drama is split into episodes of 60, 90 or 120 seconds, each closing on a hook. A cinematic piece is divided by scene wherever time or place changes. A Freeform mode accepts a rough idea or fragment before the format is settled. Characters, locations, props and products receive art direction before any footage is generated, and storyboard frames are matched against those references by priority. Video is then generated from confirmed stills, so composition and style are checked on the image first, which is meant to cut down on regenerations. Local flaws can be repaired in an image editor. Model choice is open. Video can be generated with Kling, Veo, Wan, Seedance, MiniMax, HappyHorse or Gemini Omni, picked per shot, while images draw on Nano Banana, GPT Image, Seedream and Wan. Voice, sound effects and music come from ElevenLabs, MiniMax and Kling. Storyboard, Gallery, Video Studio and Media Center can each open in their own synchronized browser window, which suits larger screens and multi-monitor desks. Finishing happens elsewhere by design. Shots, voice and sound are assembled in the NLE Panel, by hand or with Auto Edit, and exported as XML or FCPXML for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro. Billing uses BP credits on a pay-as-you-go basis, with failed generations not charged. Within the AI video field, Framebreaker sits closer to a structured studio workflow than to single-clip generators or node-based tools, and it suits filmmakers and agencies who want one project environment from script to rough cut.