Katama
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A line of text.
A whole film.

Storyboard, cast, scenes, render and score — Katama chains the top video models into one seamless production. Up to ten minutes, shot by shot, consistent the whole way through.

1Write the story2Lock cast & scenes3Render
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Same cast, every shot

Whole scenes, generated. Hover any for sound.

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10 min
Up to, by scenes
Same cast
Shot to shot
Top models
Chained as one
Storyboard
→ finished film
KlingVeoSeedanceSora

One logline. Every shot.

Write the story once. Katama storyboards it and renders each shot — consistent cast, consistent world, from the establishing wide to the final close.

“A lone ronin steps into a neon-lit city as the rain begins — the crowd parts, and she doesn’t slow down.”
Your logline
1 in10 out
Establishing
Wide
Tracking
Close-up
Action
Insert
Reverse
Low angle
Character
Environment
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A film studio — directed by AI.

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Storyboard workflow

Plan the film scene by scene, then render each shot in order — no blank-prompt guesswork.

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Consistent cast & world

Your characters and sets stay the same from the first frame to the last. No re-rolling per shot.

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Top models, chained

Kling, Veo, Seedance and Sora routed into one seamless production by the orchestrator.

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Score & sound

Music, voice and effects added — the film comes out finished, not silent clips.

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Best-of-N takes

Generate multiple takes of a shot and keep the best — the way a real edit works.

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Any format

16:9 cinematic, 9:16 vertical, 480–1080p — recut for wherever it lives.

Consistent cast, first frame to last.

Your characters and sets stay the same across every shot — no re-rolling a new face each generation. That consistency is what makes a real film possible.

  • Same characters, shot to shot
  • Persistent world and lighting
  • Make a series without reshoots

Storyboard, then render shot by shot.

Plan the film scene by scene, then render each shot in order. No blank-prompt guesswork — a directed workflow from logline to final cut.

  • Scene-by-scene planning
  • Best-of-N takes per shot
  • Top models chained as one
Scored and finished — not silent clips.

Scored and finished — not silent clips.

Music, voice and sound effects are added automatically, so the film comes out as a finished piece you can publish — not a pile of muted shots.

  • Score and sound built in
  • 16:9 cinematic or 9:16 vertical
  • Export up to ten minutes

From a logline to a finished cut in three steps.

1

Write the story

A one-line logline or a full script — that's the starting point.

2

Lock cast & scenes

Storyboard the shots with consistent characters and a persistent world.

3

Render & score

Generate each shot, add music and sound, then export and publish.

Before → after

From a flat render to a finished frame.

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Cinematic grade
Flat colours pushed into a teal-orange film grade.
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Upscale to 16K
Every frame crisp and festival-ready.
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From a logline to a finished cut.

Skip the production company. Storyboard, render and score a full piece without a crew or a timeline.

Story

A logline or full script in.

Storyboard

Cast, scenes and shots, consistent.

Render

Score it, export it, publish it.

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Short filmNarrative, shot-by-shot
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TrailerCinematic cut-down
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Music videoBeat-synced visuals
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Ad filmBrand spot
📺
SeriesScene-chained episodes
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PromoPlace / product film
Storyboard first

Plan the shots, then render them — the film is a sequence, not a single lucky clip.

Same cast

Characters stay recognisable from shot to shot, so a series holds together.

Models chained

Several video models work as one pipeline instead of ten separate tabs.

Cinema questions, answered.

How long can a film be?

Up to about ten minutes, built scene by scene so the cast and world stay consistent the whole way through.

Will my characters stay the same across shots?

Yes — consistent cast and world is the core of Cinema. The same faces and sets carry from the first frame to the last.

Does it add music and sound?

Yes. Score, voice and effects are added automatically, so you get a finished film rather than silent clips.

Which models does it use?

Katama chains the top video models — Kling, Veo, Seedance, Sora — into one seamless production via the orchestrator.

Is it free to start?

Yes — 10 images + 3 test-model videos, no card. Premium models when you scale to longer, sharper pieces.

What can I make with it?

Short films, trailers, music videos, ad films, scene-chained series and place or product promos.

The studio is already lit.

Write one line. Katama storyboards the shots, keeps the cast consistent, then renders and scores it — a finished film, not a pile of muted clips.

Start your film →

Your first film is one prompt away.

Storyboard, render and score a full piece — without a studio, a crew, or a week-long timeline.

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