Why not just use a clip generator like Higgsfield, Kling or Sora?

Clip tools are great at clips — but their own guidance recommends staying under about 30 seconds because character and lighting consistency degrade beyond that, so a season becomes hundreds of hand-stitched generations. Dawnwood's unit of work is the episode: the cast is locked in a world pack and the shot chain, cut and captions ship as one run.

AI Drama Season — a premise in, a vertical drama season out

THE POINT

Write the whole season before you spend a dollar.

What does the run wizard do? It takes a premise — a paragraph is enough — and walks it through seven steps to a finished vertical drama season: a season bible you co-write, scripts for every episode, a world pack that locks your cast and sets, an art gate where you approve the look, rendering, and a delivery pack. The writing is free. Rendering costs 5 credits per output second (Super mode 10), and 500 signup credits cover your first segment.

HOW IT WORKS

Write free. Lock the world. Then render.

01–03 · WRITE, FREE

Brief → bible → scripts

Co-write the season bible from your premise, then get scripts for the full season. All of it on the Free plan — you keep the writing even if you never render.

04–05 · LOCK

World pack, then the art gate

The world pack pins your cast — face, wardrobe and voice locked per character across the whole season. Nothing renders until you approve the look at the art gate.

06–07 · SHIP

Render and deliver

Rendering burns 5 credits per output second (Super mode 10) — 500 credits on signup cover your first segment, Creator at $29/mo bundles 380 a month, and failed renders are never charged. Episodes come back as a delivery pack.

GOOD TO KNOW

The parts that usually break, handled.

CAST CONSISTENCY

The same lead in episode 1 and episode 10

Face, wardrobe and voice are locked per character and held across the season — no re-rolled faces mid-story.

EN / ZH NATIVE

Write in English or Chinese

The factory is native in both — and dialogue isn’t limited to either. The dialogue language is an open set: any BCP-47 tag.

SELF-SERVE, END TO END

Brief in, season out

You write the bible with the agent and approve the scripts; the studio drafts storyboards, renders, cuts and captions every episode. Platforms and brands that need a custom series produced under contract can reach us through the licensing page.

PRICING

The writing is free. The rendering is the bill.

$0 TO WRITE THE SEASON

The season bible and every episode script are free on the Free plan. Sign up and 500 credits cover the bible, your cast and the first rendered segment in Super mode; from there Creator at $29/mo bundles 380 credits a month. Rendering burns 5 credits per output second (Super mode 10), and failed renders are never charged.

Start the wizard

QUESTIONS

Asked before you asked.

What's actually free?

The writing. On the Free plan you co-write the season bible from your brief and get episode scripts for the whole season — no card required. Your 500 signup credits then render the first segment; after that, credits are the only bill.

What does rendering cost?

No plan is needed to render: 500 credits on signup cover your first segment. Rendering burns 5 credits per output second (Super mode 10); Creator at $29/mo bundles 380 credits a month. Failed renders are never charged.

Will my lead look the same in every episode?

Yes. Each character's face, wardrobe and voice are locked in the world pack and held across the whole season.

What languages does it support?

English and Chinese are native. Dialogue isn't limited to either — the dialogue language is an open set, specified as any BCP-47 language tag.

Can you just make the season for me?

Dawnwood is self-serve: you write the bible with the agent, approve the scripts, and the studio renders, cuts and captions the season. Platforms and brands that need a custom series produced under contract can reach us through the licensing page (bd@dawnwood.ai).

Why not just use a clip generator (Higgsfield, Kling, Sora)?

Clip tools are great at clips — their own guidance recommends staying under ~30 seconds because character and lighting consistency degrade beyond that. A season done that way is hundreds of hand-stitched generations. Here the episode is the unit of work: cast locked in the world pack, shot chain, cut and captions shipped as one run. The sourced comparison →

A premise in. A season out.

Write the whole season before you spend a dollar.

Write free. Lock the world. Then render.

The parts that usually break, handled.

The writing is free. The rendering is the bill.

Asked before you asked.

A season is a lot of shots. These help.

The bible costs you nothing but the premise.