lifemoviereel 01 · picture start

one sentence in · a whole movie out

You already
have the
idea.

Describe your film in a sentence. The producer returns the whole thing — script, cast, sets, shot list — with every face, room and object locked so they hold from the first frame to the last. Then you direct it, by talking to it.

production
lifemovie
scene
early access
take
001
Camera rolling. No spam — one note when the doors open.
any genre · any styleNoir to claymation, anime to documentary — describe the film, and the whole look follows.
The Last Streetcar — noir
The Hour Before Rain — anime
Dust and Iron — western
The Room We Grew In — flat 2D animation
Cold Orbit — science fiction
Salt and Thumbs — claymation
The Quiet House — horror
The Puddle — 3D animation
Apt 159 — drama
Ink Runner — comic book
September Again — romance
Still Water — watercolour
Paper Trail — thriller
Last Summer, Almost — retro film
The Salt King — fantasy epic
She Keeps the Lights On — documentary

how it runs

01

Say it once

One sentence. The producer proposes title, look, cast, sets and every shot — all of it yours to change.

02

Lock the faces

Every character, room and object gets a reference sheet. Approve it once and it holds across the whole film.

03

Shoot it

Keyframe first, then the take. Ninety render models, picked per shot — or let the engine choose.

04

Direct by talking

“Make scene 8 a wide.” The agent reads the whole film, makes the change, and shows you exactly what it did.

Everyone gets a movie

lifemovie presents a picture made from one sentence starring your cast · your sets · your props casting by the producer production design by the art department director of photography the cinematography planner continuity by the ledger edited by you, out loudrendered on ninety models sound by native audio colour by the film bible
no crew · no camera · no calendar — early access opening in reels