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Write it
Drop in a brief, a screenplay, or three sentences. Tailslate shapes it into shots.
The AI film studio
From brief to cinematic cut.
Every AI tool can generate a beautiful clip. Tailslate is where clips become a film — one project that carries your story from the first shot to the final cut.
Write · Board · Cast · Shoot · Review · Cut
01 · Int. The problem — 1 a.m.
Clips are easy now. Films still aren’t.
The hard part was never one beautiful shot. It’s keeping the story, the characters, and the look intact across forty of them — and getting all the way to a finished cut.
Take 14 finally nails the motion — and the character’s face changed again.
Your “project” is a downloads folder and a naming convention.
The note that fixed the shot lives in a chat you can’t find.
The edit starts from zero, in a different app, with none of the context.
02 · Int. The workflow — day
How a film gets made in Tailslate.
Each step hands its context to the next. The takes know their shots, the notes stay with the takes, and the cut remembers all of it.
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Board it
Order the shots on the storyboard before you spend a single generation.
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Cast it
Characters, locations, style, and voice — pinned to the shots that need them.
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Shoot it
Generate takes that already know their story context and references.
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Review dailies
Compare takes side by side, leave notes, and pick the select.
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Cut it
Edit the sequence with the storyboard still attached. Export when it’s done.
03 · Int. The studio — continuous
Nothing gets lost between the board and the cut.
Takes, notes, and selects stay tied to their shots. When you open the editor, the whole production comes with you — not a folder of disconnected clips.
Storyboard
Shots in story order
Shot 01
Midnight workshop
Founder sketches the first lamp module under warm practical light.
Shot 02
Hands on brass
Closeup. Fingers reconfigure the lamp head while the finish catches the light.
Shot 03
Assembly reveal
Push in from desk-wide as the lamp snaps together.
Take 03 · Select
Push in from desk-wide to product detail. Keep the brass finish warmer. This is the select for Shot 03.
Comment thread
“Great motion. Slower hands on the next take, and keep the exact product silhouette.”
Cut timeline
04 · Ext. Continuity — golden hour
The film holds together.
Shot 01
Shot 02
Shot 03
Shot 04
Shot 05
Same founder. Same lamp. Five shots apart.
Continuity
Characters, products, and style hold from shot to shot. The face in shot twelve is the face from shot one.
Iteration
Direct with takes and notes instead of re-rolling prompts. Every retry knows what was wrong with the last one.
Completion
The cut ships from here. Edit, refine, and export without moving the project to another app.
05 · Int. Screening room — night
What people are cutting in Tailslate.
Short films, spec ads, trailers — anything that needs more than one clip to hold together.
AI short filmsProduct commercialsConcept trailersPitch videosMusic videosSocial campaigns
06 · Fade in:
You’ve already seen it in your head. Now direct it.
Start with a sentence. Tailslate turns it into a project you can direct.