Short Film Maker
Make a short film, from script to screen.
Write a scene and watch it come to life with consistent characters, real locations, and cinematic shots, then finish the whole thing on a timeline.
Consistent charactersCinematic modelsFinish in the editor
In action
See it come together
Story mode
Direction that follows the characters.
Fawna reads dialogue and action like a screenplay, cutting to reactions and covering each beat from complementary angles, the grammar of a real scene.
- Story content type for acted scenes
- Cut to listener reactions
- Coverage from multiple angles
On model, every shot
The same character, the same place.
Cast a character with a locked look and a location with locked lighting, and they stay consistent from the first shot to the last, no drift between scenes.
- Reusable characters and locations
- A locked look held across the film
- Cinematic video models with native audio
How it works
A film, scene by scene
1
Write or paste your scriptFawna reads it like a screenplay, casting your characters and breaking the scenes into shots from complementary angles.
2
Cast and design onceLock your characters, locations, and a look, and Fawna holds them on model across every shot of the film.
3
Generate and finishRender the shots with cinematic video models, then cut, score, and color on the timeline.
FAQ
Short film questions
Will my characters stay consistent?
Yes. Cast a character once with a locked description and reference, and Fawna keeps them on model across every shot and scene.
Can I direct individual shots?
Yes. Adjust framing, rewrite the visual direction, or regenerate a single shot without touching the rest of the film.
Can I finish the edit in Fawna?
Yes. Send the scenes to the timeline and cut, add transitions, score, and balance audio in the editor.
Can I cover one scene from several angles?
Yes. Story mode reads action and dialogue like a screenplay and breaks each beat into complementary coverage, so a scene plays like a real edit, not one static shot.
How do I keep a location looking the same across scenes?
Cast a location as a reusable asset with locked lighting, and Fawna holds that set consistent from the first shot to the last, the same way you hold a character on model.
Can I score and color the film inside Fawna?
Yes. Send the scenes to the multi-track timeline and add transitions, a score from the sound library, and finishing color, all without leaving the tool.
Start your short film
Turn a script into a cast, a set, and a finished cut, scene by scene.