Turn your movie pitch into something investors can watch.
Reading a screenplay requires imagination. Watching a movie concept is much easier.
A script asks a producer to imagine an opening scene. SceneFlow just shows it to them — tone, pacing, cinematography, and storytelling turned into a visual mockup, so the room reacts to your movie instead of your paperwork.
What can you pitch?
Every kind of project, one screening room.
Feature films, TV series, streaming originals, short films, animated movies, AI-native productions — if it starts as a script, SceneFlow can turn it into something a room full of decision-makers can actually watch.
Why it works better than PDFs
Stop describing the opening scene.
Instead of saying “imagine this opening scene”, you simply show it — cinematic direction and mood and pacing, on the screen, in the room, before anyone has to picture anything.
“You simply show it.”
Share interactive previews
Send a link instead of a deck, and let collaborators explore the pitch themselves.
Export AI-generated proof of concept
Hand off a structured prompt so the pitch can become an actual proof of concept.
How SceneFlow works
From script to a structured prompt, one pitch at a time.
You create editable scene mockups from the script, arrange them on a cinematic timeline, and precisely control framing, camera movement, pacing, transitions, characters and their voices, and every other creative decision.
Instead of repeatedly rendering expensive AI video, you iterate on a lightweight mockup until the pitch is finalized — then export a structured prompt for the entire movie, ready to generate with AI.
- 1 Upload a script
- 2 AI converts it into editable scenes in SceneFlow
- 3 Refine
- 4 Export a prompt to generate the full movie with AI
AI-generated feature-length movies are coming soon — SceneFlow is built to be a key part of that future.
Who it's for
Built for anyone who has to sell a movie before it exists.
Visualize your movie pitch.
Turn your next pitch into something the room can watch, not just imagine.
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