Something like Infinite AI…

For example, Infinite is an AIGC platform that focuses primarily on the film and television industry, and it is still in the beta stage. Its slogan reads “Film-and-television-level mass production,” with the subheading “Quickly test and create blockbuster hits.” The goal is very clear: it isn’t about creating a single high-quality piece of content, but rather about allowing you to conduct large-scale experiments and trials.

On the homepage, three separate options are provided. For free-form content creation, a multi-modal node arrangement system is used, following a flexible workflow. AI-generated short dramas are categorized into four areas: domestic real-person productions, overseas real-person productions, 2D/3D comics, and commentary-based comics. As for AI-generated short films, they are designed to meet specific commercial needs such as advertising creatives, music videos, and commentary content. Such detailed classification indicates that the templates and processes have been tailored specifically for each category, rather than being based on a generic generator framework.

The left-side navigation menu includes the following options in order: Home, Projects, Reviewing Materials, Assets, Courses, and Help. The two entries “Reviewing Materials” and “Assets” are particularly noteworthy. “Reviewing Materials” is related to the work of the production team, while “Asset Management” indicates that media materials can be reused across different projects. This structure has been designed with teamwork in mind, not for individual use.

At the bottom of the page, there is a section featuring selected cases, which are categorized into AIGC short dramas, AIGC short videos, e-commerce videos, and advertising videos. This section is ideal for teams that are already producing short dramas or commercial videos and need to reduce costs and increase production efficiency. However, individual users may face higher initial barriers to getting started, and it should be noted that the features and quotas available during the Beta phase are subject to change.

Before using it to create vertical-format short dramas, you can check in TVLab how popular shows on the same topic begin and at which episode the plot takes a turn. Then, select an inspiration card that already contains a detailed breakdown of the scenes and use it to generate each sequence one by one, based on the camera angles specified in the template.