SceneMixer

SceneMixer is a storytelling tool that turns a script or novel into a serialized AI drama with consistent faces. SceneMixer is a web-based AI short drama generator. It turns a script or novel into a serialized drama with a cast, scene art, storyboards and per-shot video that keeps the same faces, with dialogue in 15 languages.

SceneMixer is a web-based AI short drama generator that converts written material into a finished, serialized video. A user pastes text, uploads a .txt or .docx file, or asks the AI to draft the script first. From that source the tool builds the pieces of a production: a cast of characters, scene art for each set, storyboards, and per-shot video clips that keep the same faces from shot to shot. The clips are then composited into an episode. The product is aimed at writers, web-novel authors, short-drama producers and small studios who have a story but not a crew. Its sample gallery shows the range: digital HD dramas, family 3D animation, game-engine realism and painterly anime, each listed with its character and set counts. Every sample is presented as generated from a script, and a sample page exposes each segment's script and video so a visitor can judge how closely the output follows the text. Dialogue can be produced in 15 languages, and the user chooses which one the cast speaks. In practice the workflow is staged. Early work centers on concept sheets and a first storyboard, then moves to per-shot video. The homepage also describes a World Model feature, which gives every scene a defined world before a camera is placed in it, aimed at keeping locations consistent. Generation draws on a list of named third-party models, including MiniMax, Hailuo, Wan, Kling, Seedance, SeedDream, Qwen-Image and Kimi, so output quality depends partly on those engines. Among alternatives, SceneMixer sits between general text-to-video generators, which produce isolated clips, and manual storyboarding or animation software. Its distinguishing focus is episodic continuity: one script, one recurring cast, and a full episode rather than a single shot. A credit-based sign-up offer lowers the cost of trying that pipeline on a first drama.