Creator-style video, produced, not shot.
Build a cast that stays the same person in every take. Direct a real multi-shot sequence. Ship the finished cut. No studio, no talent booking, no reshoot when the brief changes.
No card required. Your first generations are on us.
The Interview
6 shots, one continuous scene
33
actors in the shared cast
11
directed sequences published
40
shots across those sequences
8s
typical shot, cut into any length
Most tools make a clip. This one directs a scene.
A single eight second shot is a demo, not an ad. Director OS plans the whole sequence before it shoots: what each shot is for, how coverage builds, and what has to stay continuous between them. Then it executes the plan shot by shot, carrying identity, wardrobe, location and performance across every cut.
The Interview
Kayla Mitchell · Sunlit City Cafe
The Last Booth
Kayla Mitchell · Rain-Streaked Late-Night Diner
Kayla -- morning coffee (directed)
Kayla Mitchell · Designer Home Kitchen
Four things that decide whether the output is usable.
Everything else is detail. These are the parts that separate footage you can run from footage you have to explain.
Somewhere real to shoot, before you have a location scout.
A library of environments your cast can actually be placed into, with pose, contact shadows and light re solved for the room. Add your own by uploading a photo of the actual space.
Coastal Cliff Trail
a wooden boardwalk trail along a grassy coastal clifftop, weathered railing, wild sea grass either side, the ocean and a long horizon beyond
Boutique Retail Floor
the interior of a small upscale boutique, pale oak fixtures, a few garments hung with generous spacing, a marble-topped counter, warm track lighting overhead
Parked Car Interior
the front interior of a clean modern car parked in daylight, stitched leather seats, a minimal dashboard, the windscreen looking out onto a quiet tree-lined street
Small City Apartment Kitchen
a compact real city apartment kitchen, white subway tile splashback, a slim run of pale cabinets, a kettle and a wooden board on the worktop, a window over the sink looking onto a brick wall opposite
Neighbourhood Coffee Shop
a small independent coffee shop interior, mismatched wooden tables, a worn leather bench along one wall, a chalkboard menu, an espresso machine on the back counter, plants on a shelf
Uploaded Studio Backdrop
plain white studio backdrop with soft even lighting
Every frame below came out of the product.
Nothing here is a mockup, a concept render or stock footage.
Three steps, and you approve before anything is spent.
Generation costs real money, so nothing expensive starts without you choosing it first.
Cast and dress
Pick an actor from the shared cast or build your own, then give them a look: your garment, your product, your location.
Choose a format and brief
Testimonial, get ready with me, problem and solution, documentary. The format sets the directing language before a single frame renders.
Direct, review, ship
The plan comes back as a shot list you approve before anything is spent. Generate, trim, add music, export.
33 actors, ready on day one.
Every account starts with a shared library of actors across beauty, fitness, tech, travel, food and lifestyle. Clone any of them into your own workspace and tune them, or build a new one from a written description.
If it happens in the studio, it happens over the API.
Scoped API keys, idempotent creates so a retry never double charges, webhooks on completion, and a live job stream. Build the studio into your own product, or generate creative straight from your catalogue.
curl -X POST https://api.ugcpacks.com/v1/campaigns \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $UGC_PACKS_KEY" \
-H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \
-d '{
"name": "Spring launch",
"personaId": "per_8fa2...",
"productId": "prd_31bc...",
"formatProfileId": "UGC_TESTIMONIAL",
"aspectRatio": "9:16"
}'
# 202 Accepted -- poll status_url or wait on the webhookYour next campaign does not need a shoot.
Start with the shared cast and your first generations free. Bring your own product and see a finished cut today.