Show the client a moving draft today, not next week

For production studios, the expensive part of pre-production is not ideas — it is the revision loop: days of storyboard and animatic work before the client can react to anything. owntent ingests the script, breaks it into scenes and shots, renders styled frames and animated draft cuts, and assembles them on a timeline. The result is a client-ready moving previz in hours, cheap enough to regenerate per note, with locked characters and locations so revisions stay consistent.

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From script to client previz in four steps

1
Ingest the script
Upload the screenplay or treatment — scenes, shots, characters, and locations are structured automatically.
2
Lock look and cast
Pick a visual style and pin reference-anchored characters and sets so every revision keeps the same world.
3
Generate draft cuts
Each shot gets a styled keyframe and an animated draft with camera and blocking direction — regenerate only the shots a note touches.
4
Assemble and present
Latest takes drop into a timeline with dialogue and temp audio. Export the cut or share a link the client can watch.

Why studios use owntent for previz

Hours instead of days for the first moving draft — and minutes per revision after that
Shot-level regeneration: a client note only re-renders the shots it affects
Character and location consistency across revisions via reference anchors
3D blocking and camera-path tools for staging-critical scenes
Cost control: BYOK at provider cost, hash-cached reuse, per-generation cost preview
Your material stays yours — no training on client IP, local-first storage

Studio previz FAQ

Is this meant to replace final production?

No — it compresses pre-production. The previz locks story, staging, and look decisions cheaply so your production budget goes to approved directions.

Can we match the client's brand or film look?

Yes — anchor any reference image as the style, or pick from 851 presets. The look then holds across every shot and revision.

How do revisions work?

Change the script or a shot note and regenerate just that scope. Identical inputs are hash-cached, so untouched shots cost nothing to keep.

Is client material safe?

Projects are local-first, generations run on your own API keys if you choose, and nothing you make is used for AI training.

Show the client a moving draft today, not next week

From script to client previz in four steps

Ingest the script

Upload the screenplay or treatment — scenes, shots, characters, and locations are structured automatically.

Lock look and cast

Pick a visual style and pin reference-anchored characters and sets so every revision keeps the same world.

Generate draft cuts

Each shot gets a styled keyframe and an animated draft with camera and blocking direction — regenerate only the shots a note touches.

Assemble and present

Latest takes drop into a timeline with dialogue and temp audio. Export the cut or share a link the client can watch.

Why studios use owntent for previz

Hours instead of days for the first moving draft — and minutes per revision after that

Shot-level regeneration: a client note only re-renders the shots it affects

Character and location consistency across revisions via reference anchors

3D blocking and camera-path tools for staging-critical scenes

Cost control: BYOK at provider cost, hash-cached reuse, per-generation cost preview

Your material stays yours — no training on client IP, local-first storage