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Founders betaProduction workspace

Plan scenes.
Lock characters.
Keep every shot aligned.

The visual production workspace for filmmakers creating with generative tools. Structure the script, protect continuity, and carry every decision into production.

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PRODUCTION BOARD · SCENE 0759 SHOTS
Plotplume production board showing a scene, storyboard frames, and continuity controls
THE WITNESSES · EPISODE 01One production view from scene to shot

One project. One visual memory.

A world that survives
the next shot.

The same characters, locations, and story objects stay visible as the production moves from first frame to final sequence.

Luke and Emma at the Bethlehem overlook in the Plotplume sample project
01 · THE OVERLOOK
Luke and Emma testing the ChronoLens in the next storyboard shot
02 · THE FIELD TEST
Close view of the recurring ChronoLens prop
03 · CHRONOLENS
Luke and Emma enter Herod’s palace later in the Plotplume sample
04 · HEROD’S PALACE
Luke and Emma watching a torch-lit road at night
05 · LEAVE TONIGHT
Luke and Emma follow the story signal toward the next scene
06 · ROAD TO EGYPT
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A production system, not another prompt box

Build the world.
Then keep it coherent.

Plotplume gives the decisions around generative filmmaking a durable place to live—from the first scene breakdown to the production package.

01 · Visual world

Build the visual world

Keep character references and the project's visual language close to the scenes and shots they inform.

Character reference sheet used in the Plotplume sample project
02 · Production board

Organize scenes and shots

Move through the project scene by scene, while every shot keeps its direction, duration, framing, and status.

Plotplume scene and shot production board
03 · Continuity

Lock recurring decisions

Use Character, Location, and Prop Locks with a read-only checker that keeps gaps visible before production.

Plotplume continuity checker showing one remaining issue
04 · Output

Move into production

Prepare prompts, storyboard frames, animatics, reports, and editor-ready packages without platform lock-in.

Production-ready storyboard frame from the Plotplume public sampleFRAME READY · 16:9

Plotplume in action

Script → Scenes → Shots
→ Locks → Production.

Each layer carries decisions forward, so the next production choice starts with the context already established.

  1. Plotplume production board with the script organized into scenes
    01

    Script

    Bring in the story and shape it into a working production structure.

  2. A scene frame from the Plotplume public sample project
    02

    Scenes

    Keep each location, beat, and visual purpose connected to the episode.

  3. A planned close-up shot from the Plotplume public sample project
    03

    Shots

    Plan action, framing, duration, motion, and status shot by shot.

  4. Plotplume continuity checker showing the remaining lock issue
    04

    Locks

    Check characters, locations, and recurring props before production.

  5. Production-ready storyboard frame from the Plotplume public sample project
    05

    Production

    Carry approved frames, animatics, and production packages forward.

After the workflow

See if Plotplume fits your production workflow.

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Outcome

See the plan
become a sequence.

This 12-second loop is cut from a real Episode 01 animatic. It shows how a connected scene becomes production-ready motion without changing the source project.

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THE WITNESSESROAD TO EGYPT · 12S LOOP

Founders beta

Keep the vision.
Control the production.

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