Narrative films & pilots
Script breakdown, character design, visual direction, shot production and a finished edit for story-led short films.
AI film production · Shanghai / remote
From script to screen.Built shot by shot.
We produce AI-assisted short dramas, narrative films and brand videos—from script breakdown, characters and storyboards to generation, edit and sound. Watch real production samples, then test the fit with a paid one-minute pilot.
Script-to-screen workflow
Continuity review
English / Chinese
Real Mostar production sample: seven AI-generated B-roll shots, English voice-over and captions.
Selected production samples
Not a concept reel. Actual output.
These are Mostar-owned production samples and original-project tests—not borrowed client work. Press play to inspect the picture, pacing and sound yourself.
One character, seven independently produced shots
A multi-shot identity study using an approved photo reference, per-shot review and editorial cuts.
The Green Dragon Blade
Object and scene B-roll, narration and captions—designed to make a historical argument visually legible.
The Battle of Guandu
A 16-shot historical short with a unified painting-inspired style, narration, captions and music.
Chinese-language samples are labelled as such. For a new commission, language, aspect ratio, dialogue, captions and delivery versions are agreed in the written scope.
Production services
A production partner, not a prompt button.
The model is one part of the pipeline. Editorial choices, continuity control and approval gates are what turn generated shots into a coherent film.
Vertical short drama
Short episodes and recurring-character stories designed for vertical viewing, with hooks, pacing and captions built into the plan.
Brand & product films
Product B-roll, visual metaphors, voice-over and social edits that turn a sales message into a watchable sequence.
Historical & cultural stories
Stylized worlds, artifact-led storytelling and narration for original IP, explainers and cultural adaptations.
How production runs
Approve the direction before the render bill grows.
Each stage produces something concrete to review. The exact approval points and deliverables are fixed in your project scope.
Brief & script breakdown
Audience, duration, language, aspect ratio, references and constraints become a scene and character breakdown.
Gate: scope & scriptCharacters & visual direction
We develop character references, environments and style frames so you can approve the look before full shot production.
Gate: visual directionStoryboard & shot plan
Coverage, action, dialogue, camera intent and continuity requirements are mapped shot by shot.
Gate: storyboardAI shot production
Selected shots are generated and reviewed for identity, motion, props and dialogue; failed shots go back for correction.
Control: shot-level reviewEdit, voice & sound
Approved shots become a paced edit with the agreed voice-over, dialogue, captions, music and sound treatment.
Gate: picture reviewRevision & delivery
Consolidated feedback is resolved within the agreed revision rounds, followed by the final master and scoped versions.
Gate: final acceptanceA low-risk first step
Start with a paid one-minute pilot.
Test the visual direction, character treatment and working process before commissioning a full film or episode package. If the pilot proves the fit, the full production is quoted against an approved reference—not an unseen promise.
Email your script or brief →We reply with fit, scope, fee and a realistic schedule. No payment or production starts before written approval.
- Up to 60 seconds of finished film
- One visual direction with character and scene references
- Storyboard and shot plan for approval
- Edit, basic voice/sound and the agreed aspect ratio
- Two consolidated revision rounds within the approved direction
- Written quote, deliverables and schedule before payment
Buyer questions
Before you commission a pilot.
Can you work from our locked script?
Yes. We can break down a locked script into characters, scenes, shots and production constraints, then submit visual direction and storyboards for approval. Scriptwriting or script changes are included only when explicitly listed in the written scope.
What kinds of films do you produce?
We produce AI-assisted narrative pilots, vertical short dramas, brand and product films, and historical or cultural storytelling. The samples on this page show realistic character work, commercial B-roll and stylized historical production.
How do you manage character and scene consistency?
We establish approved character and scene references, carry identity anchors into each shot, and review identity, wardrobe, props and action shot by shot. Failed shots are regenerated or corrected in the edit rather than accepted merely because a generation run completed.
How much does an AI film pilot cost?
The one-minute pilot is paid. We quote it after reviewing the script or brief, visual direction, aspect ratio, dialogue, deliverables and revision requirements. You receive the scope, fee and schedule in writing before payment or production.
How long does production take?
Timing depends on script length, cast, scene complexity, dialogue and approval cycles. We confirm a realistic schedule after reviewing the material; we do not promise a delivery date before that review.
Can you deliver English voice-over and captions?
Yes. English and Chinese production are available, including voice-over, captions and aspect-ratio versions when included in the scope. The China Sourcing sample on this page uses English voice-over and captions.
Will our script or project be published as a case study?
Not without permission. Client names, scripts and unpublished materials are not used as public case studies without approval. Confidentiality, usage rights and any source-file delivery are agreed in the written project scope.
Your story, our production pipeline
Send the script. Get a concrete pilot plan.
Include the target length, visual references, language and aspect ratio. We will come back with the proposed scope, paid-pilot fee and schedule.
Request a paid 1-minute pilot →