Cinemagiq

Cinemagiq is designed to handle “an entire film” rather than individual videos. The script, storyboards, keyframes, animations, review process, and final delivery are all managed within the same project. Each shot has a status (approved, under review, in production), and team members collaborate according to their assigned roles.

The generation capabilities are aggregate in nature. For images, services such as Nano Banana, GPT Image, Seedream, and FLUX are utilized; for videos, Seedance, Kling, MiniMax, and Grok Imagine are used; and for audio, ElevenLabs is the preferred option. Before each generation process begins, it displays the number of tokens required for completion, and any failed attempts will result in the automatic refund of those tokens.

According to the official conversion rates, approximately 1,000 tokens can be used to produce 2 to 33 5-second videos. The exact number varies depending on which model is chosen and what level of video quality is desired. Small studios interested in creating AI-generated short dramas or animated series might find this useful.

If you want to create a continuous storyline rather than individual shots, TVLab offers serialized short-form dramas that are updated chapter by chapter. You can copy the character settings and storyboard scripts with just one click, making it much more convenient to use such video tools for creating continuous series.