The sourced first draft: the AI writes, you sign
Pick a subject, a length, the documents you need: Cinelude returns a first draft where every passage points to the source it actually read, along with the shot list, the briefs, the archives and ten ranked titles.
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The blank page is a myth. The creator's real problem is the file: thirty tabs of sources, facts to cross-check, dates that do not add up, and a script that ends up quoting an anecdote nobody can trace anymore. Cinelude tackles the problem from that end.
A subject, a format, a length
In the Writing screen, you start from a story spotted in the Base, or from a subject created from scratch. You choose the format, long-form or Short, the target length, the language, and the documents to produce. Ticked by default: the script, the title and thumbnail sheet, the shot list, the editing timeline, the 2D shots, the 3D shots and the archive file. Seven documents, one gesture.
You can also assemble a compilation of two to twenty subjects, plan an intro, a sponsored segment or a clip, and ask for variations: a translated version, spin-off Shorts.
Every sentence knows where it comes from
The first draft is not free-floating text. Every passage points to the source the AI actually read, numbered and one click away. The text separates what is sourced from what is dramatised: you see, highlighted, where fact ends and staging begins. A bibliography follows the script.
Alongside it sits the case file: confirmed facts, facts to correct, facts to nuance, open questions. And prior coverage, checked before writing, with the date of the check: you know whether someone has released the same story in the meantime.
The AI writes the first draft. You rewrite it, you cut, you sign. A script that goes on air without being reworked, you can hear it.
Ten titles, three thumbnails
The title and the thumbnail decide who clicks. The packaging sheet offers ten ranked titles, each with its reasoning: the promise, the hour that creates urgency, the number that intrigues, the emotion to save for a Short. It adds three thumbnail ideas for the designer. Cinelude checks each title against prior coverage and warns you when a competing channel already has one too close. The final recommendation is clear: this title, with this thumbnail, and what to watch out for.
The full package
At the end, you do not have a script: you have a production file. The script, the shot-by-shot breakdown, the 2D and 3D briefs, the archive file, the packaging sheet. Everything is linked, everything can be edited, every version can be restored. The shoot can begin.
