SceneFlow helps you make a first version of your movie: an animatic you can watch, edit, and share. See how your screenplay plays on screen, or show a client your ad idea before you commit to production.
01 / Build
Start with a screenplay or an ad concept.
02 / Watch
See the action, hear the dialogue, feel the pace.
03 / Refine
Share a first version and work through feedback.
SceneFlow editor
Draft 04
Scene 01 · Park corner
Two-shot · conversation
Before the shoot
Find the changes while they are still easy to make.
For filmmakers and businesses
Some ideas need to be seen to be understood. Turn yours into an editable animatic and make the creative decisions before the crew, cameras, and production budget come into play.
Screenwriters & filmmakers
You know how it reads. Now see how it plays. Build a first version of your film to explore the shots, hear the dialogue, and feel the rhythm of each scene.
Businesses, agencies & marketing teams
Turn your ad concept into a short animatic for clients and stakeholders. Show how the story unfolds, when the product appears, and how the message lands before anyone books a shoot.
From idea to animatic
An animatic is a rough moving version of your film. It brings scenes, camera choices, and dialogue together on a timeline so you can see how the story works before you shoot.
Bring in your screenplay, paste a scene description, or start with an empty scene and build out your ad concept.
Choose the setting and characters. Plan where people move, what they do, and how the camera sees the action.
Arrange actions and dialogue on the timeline. Play the scene, adjust the timing, and give each moment room to land.
Share the animatic with collaborators or clients. Gather feedback on specific moments and revise before production begins.
A shared picture of the idea
Ready for feedbackA filmmaker can show a collaborator how a scene should unfold. A business can show a client how an ad will tell its story. With an animatic, everyone can respond to the same framing, action, and timing before the shoot.
Request accessDiscuss the setting
Park corner · day
Review the shots
Wide → two-shot → close-up
See the performance
Movement · expression · voice
Check the pacing
Action order · holds · dialogue
Your first version starts here
See the screenplay you want to film. Pitch the ad you want to produce. Build an animatic, find what works, and take a clearer idea into production.
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