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Tell a story, shot by shot.

Plan your film with Thisbe, keep your characters and places, and make each shot on the model that suits it.

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One story, six shots, the same two people.

A ferry leaves at dawn, and a woman runs to catch it. Every shot keeps the same two characters. Until Thisbe makes them, each frame names its shot.

  1. Shot 01
    01 WideThe harbor at dawn, the ferry pulling outSeedance 2.5, 12 s
  2. Shot 02
    02 MediumShe runs down the pier, coat openKling 3.0 Pro, 10 s, two timed shots
  3. Shot 03
    03 CloseThe deckhand sees her and hesitatesVeo 3.1, 6 s
  4. Shot 04
    04 Close“Throw me the rope!”Veo 3.1, 4 s, a spoken line
  5. Shot 05
    05 WideShe jumps the gapKling 3.0 Pro, 8 s
  6. Shot 06
    06 WideThe ferry, small, crossing the baySeedance 2.5, 10 s
  1. Plan the scenes.

    Tell Thisbe the story. It plans the shots with you and lays them out on your board as a storyboard, one note for each shot.

  2. Keep the people and places.

    Keep Mara, the deckhand and the harbor as aspects. Every shot's Prompt carries them, and a shot can open on a still of them as its first frame.

  3. Make each shot.

    Generate shot by shot. A spoken line goes to Veo 3.1, a run of timed shots to Kling 3.0 Pro, a long take to Seedance 2.5. Each button shows its price.

  4. Put the shots in order.

    Thisbe lays your takes out on the board in the storyboard’s order, the takes of each shot stacked together, and every take downloads, ready for your edit.

Drawn from Thisbe's chat and board for this page.

A model for every kind of shot.

All models
  • Film

    Veo 3.1

    For the lines your characters speak.

    From 27 credits, a 4-second Lite take at 1080p

  • Film

    Kling 3.0 Pro

    For a run of timed shots in one clip.

    From 68 credits, a 5-second take at 1080p

  • Film

    Seedance 2.5

    For long takes, up to 30 seconds, with sound.

    From 105 credits, a 5-second take at 480p

Your story is waiting for its first shot.

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