Director Agent · first clients queuing

Hand your idea to a director. Get back a plan you can shoot.

A director sits above prompts and storyboards: what to shoot, why, in what style and rhythm, how many scenes, what each scene must achieve. You hand over material; the Director Agent returns a production plan with a reason behind every creative choice, ready for you to question.

What you can give the director

An idea

A few lines on what you want, for whom, and where it goes. The director asks for the rest.

A script

A finished script. The director sets direction: style, rhythm, which scenes to keep.

Images and character photos

Mood references plus the people on screen. Character photos anchor consistency across scenes.

MV: a song and a person

The director listens, cuts the song into sections, and gives each an emotional and visual direction.

What you get: a seven-part production plan

One-line positioningWhat the audience should feel, and who they are.
Structure and rhythmBeats and timing; for an MV, intro / verse / chorus / bridge, each with an emotional and visual arc.
Visual styleTone, palette, lighting and camera language, written in the vocabulary of camera moves and settings, not adjectives.
Character definitionsLock points from the photos, wardrobe, and state changes across scenes.
Scene tableGoal, content, duration and key shot intent per scene. Intent only, no prompts.
Asset usageWhere each script and image you supplied is used, and what is left out and why.
Downstream constraintsRules for the storyboard and prompt layer: aspect ratio, total length, exclusions, character consistency.

How it works

Queue

Register, write a short brief and a contact, get a queue number.

Material and payment

When it is your turn we contact you for the idea, script, images, character photos, and the song for an MV; once we confirm it is doable, you pay (US$99 first batch / US$199 regular). We ask before we guess.

Delivery

A PDF plus a Markdown source by email. Turnaround is agreed when we talk. Plans are AI-generated and human-reviewed.

One revision

One round of revision is included. Storyboarding and production can be done by your team, or discussed separately.

Pricing: US$99 per plan for first clients (regular US$199)

One-time payment per plan, no subscription. Regular price US$199 per plan; first clients pay US$99 per plan in exchange for letting the anonymised plan be shown as a public case study. One revision round included. Plans are generated by AI and reviewed by a person before delivery. Refunds: full before production starts, partial during production, none after delivery (one revision included); see the Terms of Service.

FAQ

How is this different from a prompt generator?

Prompts are execution; a director decides. A generator answers "how to write it"; the director answers "what to shoot and why". Anyone who can write storyboards and prompts can take the plan forward.

I cannot shoot and do not use AI video tools. Is it still useful?

Yes. The plan is written for people; your team executes it. If you need help connecting with production, say so in your brief.

Will my material be made public?

No. Material is used only for your plan. Only if you agree to a public case study is the plan shown, in anonymised form, and never the source material.

Do you do music videos?

Yes. Hand over a song and photos of the performer; the director gives each section an emotional and visual direction.

Limited first-batch slots

Handled in sign-up order. Leave a brief and a contact, and we reach out when it is your turn.