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Imagera workflow · Micro Dramas & YouTube Films

One idea in. A storyboarded film out, shot by shot.

145 credits per 5-second shot

Write the idea once. A director plans the shots, every shot keeps the same faces and places, and the scenes are filmed and cut into one long video with a score.

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Real results · tap to view

You bring
An idea, and faces or places if you have them
You get
A cut film with a score
Best for
Series, short films, explainers

Watch first

How Micro Dramas & YouTube Films works, in 62 seconds.

The whole job on the real product, step by step, with captions. Press play, or open it full screen.

What you will learn

Real results

What it makes. Drag the line to see before and after.

7 examples, 2 with the input they started from. Each says whether it is a real result or an illustration.

  • Output: A short-film scene with the same character in the diner, made from her photo
    Input: A short-film scene with the same character in the diner, made from her photo

    Photo → clip · drag the lineA short-film scene with the same character in the diner, made from her photo

  • Output: A short-film scene with the same two friends on the rooftop, made from their photo
    Input: A short-film scene with the same two friends on the rooftop, made from their photo

    Photo → clip · drag the lineA short-film scene with the same two friends on the rooftop, made from their photo

  • Real result · clipSailboat crossing sunlit water in golden haze

  • Real result · clipCinematic close-up of a blue-green human eye

  • IllustrationOriginal adult woman reading an unexpected message on a rainy train platform

  • IllustrationOriginal adult man discovering a brass key in an envelope at an apartment doorway

  • IllustrationOriginal miniature solar-powered house connected to a teal battery

Step by step

6 steps, each on the real screen.

Every screen below is Micro Dramas & YouTube Films itself, captured from the product.

    • “A 60-second vertical drama” opens as vertical, one minute.
    • Or start from an example: remix copies the whole film.
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    • Edit any shot’s action, dialogue or camera before filming.
    • Long films are grouped into scenes.
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    • Describe them, or upload a face, outfit or location.
    • Give each speaking shot one speaker; two people talking in one shot is where faces swap.
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    • Storyboard first to preview frames before video.
    • A failed shot is refunded.
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    • Every take is kept; switch back at any time.
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    • The score follows the film’s scenes and length.
    • Cut again after any change.
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01 Write the idea

Use cases

How people use it, start to finish.

Each one is a play you can copy: who it is for, the moves, and what you end up with.

Original concept

Storytellers

A short series with the same cast

Episodes that keep the same characters, places and look.

  1. Write a one-line idea: “a 60-second vertical drama about…”.
  2. Approve the shot list, then design each character once in Cast.
  3. Storyboard first, then film; redo any shot that is off.
  4. Cut it with a score and post episode one; start episode two from the same cast.

A series that looks like one production.

Original concept

YouTube channels

Long stories and explainers

Ten-minute stories and explainers assembled scene by scene.

  1. Plan the story as scenes, a minute or two each.
  2. Use one speaker per shot for any dialogue.
  3. Film scene by scene and review as you go.
  4. Cut the whole film and upload with YouTube’s AI disclosure set.

A long-form upload made shot by shot.

Original concept

Brands

A story-led brand film

A short story with your product in it, cut to the length of the slot.

  1. Write the idea with the product’s moment in it.
  2. Add the product as an object in Cast.
  3. Cut a full version and a short one for ads.

A brand film without a production crew.

Before you start

What to bring, and what to do if something looks off.

What to prepare

The idea
Who, what they want, what stands in the wayA list of scenes with no story
Faces and places
One clear photo per character or locationSeveral people in one photo
Length
Start with a minute; grow it into episodesAn hour in one go

If something looks off

A face changes between shots
Pick one design per character in Cast; every shot then uses it.
The wrong person speaks
Split the moment into one shot per speaker.
One shot is off
Film that shot again with a note; the rest of the film stays.

Where it sells

Where this work earns. Sourced, never promised.

Figures are the publishers’ own, for the whole market — not a typical result for one person.

Price

145 credits per 5-second shot

You see the exact price before anything runs; a run that fails costs nothing.

Frames
16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1
You bring
An idea, and faces or places if you have them
You get
A cut film with a score
Start a film
What a monthly plan makes at 145 credits per 5-second shot
  • Starter240 credits1
  • Pro850 credits5
  • Business4,400 credits30

A plan’s credits refresh monthly. Failed runs are refunded.

Questions

Asked before the first run.

How long can a film be?
Films are made shot by shot, so length grows by adding scenes and episodes.
Do I pay for the plan?
You see the price for each shot before filming; plan and storyboard first to check the story.
Can I add music?
Yes. The score is made to follow the film’s scenes and length.
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FILMS, SERIES, EXPLAINERS

Start a film. 145 credits per 5-second shot

You bring an idea, and faces or places if you have them. You get a cut film with a score.

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