LOADING
WHAT IT DOES
One shot came out wrong. That is a small problem.
Everywhere else, a bad shot means pressing the button that makes the whole film again and paying for all of it. Here the storyboard is a list of cards, and a card is the unit of work.
- $0.94
- to re-film one scene
- $0.00
- for the scenes you did not touch
- every
- edit kept as a version
The price is on the button
Re-filming a scene shows what that scene costs before you press it — for the film on the features page, $0.94. The others keep their takes and are never charged again.
- Per-scene pricing printed on the control that spends it.
- Untouched scenes are untouched not silently re-rendered.
- Nothing runs unasked no step fires because another one finished.
Change the story afterward and it tells you
Edit a scene once it has been filmed and the clip made from the old version is flagged as out of date, with the cost of putting it right next to the warning. Nothing is quietly stale.
And every version is kept
The storyboard, the lyrics and the finished film all keep their history, so an edit you regret is a restore rather than a rebuild.