Traditional production
A crew. A set. A chain of handoffs.

- Script
- Casting & sets
- Camera & lighting
- Shoot
- Edit
- People involved
- 10people
- Production time
- 168hours
- Production budget
- $100,000USD
Your taste. Your judgment. Let Agents handle the rest.
A crew. A set. A chain of handoffs.

No on-location shoot, but still plenty of app switching and repetitive work.


Script, character, scene and storyboard agents work together on one canvas. You take over when taste and judgment are needed.

Seele TV is an agent-native AI video studio. Its infinite node canvas connects ideas, scripts, character and location references, shot prompts and video generation. It supports short films, concept films and other creative projects where the story, characters and shots need to develop together, with your taste and judgment guiding the work.
Describe the story, character relationships or visual direction and have an agent prepare a script. Review the story, build character and location references, then connect those assets to a shot node and prepare its video prompt. You can review, revise and reuse the material as the project develops rather than explaining the entire story again for every shot.
A single prompt produces an individual result. A node canvas keeps the script, references, prompts and outputs together, with connections expressing dependencies and groups organizing related assets. Reuse references across shots or change one node's direction, then decide which downstream images need another pass.
Agents can prepare scripts, create groups, connect references and write generation prompts using the project's context. Character and location agents can prepare assets in parallel before a storyboard agent assembles shot references. You decide the story, performance, visual style and which results to keep; prompts and canvas work remain available for adjustment.
Create reusable character and location references and connect the relevant assets to each generation node. Character references can specify faces, clothing and front/back views; location references establish space, light and tone. Shot prompts describe performance and camera movement. Review the output: consistency also depends on the model and reference quality.
Upload material to the canvas, organize it as reference nodes and connect the inputs supported by your generation task. Existing character designs, location images and footage can provide creative context. Supported reference types, file requirements and generation parameters depend on the current model and the options shown in the node.
Generation nodes show model and output settings such as resolution, duration and quantity, with an estimated Koin cost beside the submit action. Costs can vary between tasks; review the estimate after changing settings. Your account and generation task show the applicable balance and charges. Homepage demonstration figures are not a fixed price list.
Break the project into shots, durations, reference assets, model choices and expected revisions. Combine the displayed generation estimates with time for review and editing. Homepage team, hour and budget figures illustrate a vision rather than measured benchmarks; assess a real project against its actual tasks and quality requirements.