Production Kits
Make One Yourself
The hard part of making one of these films is not writing a good prompt. It is keeping one character's face the same across twenty generated clips, and knowing what to do when a shot comes back wrong for the fourth time.
Starter
$7
per episode
The words and the prompts behind one episode. Enough to see the shape of the thing and try it yourself.
For anyone curious how the writing and the prompting actually work.
- The narration script
- Subtitles
- Shot prompts, per clip
- Video prompts, per clip
Full Kit
$49
per episode
The whole working file. The reference images and the failure log are the parts that carry over to whatever you make next.
For people actually making films, not reading about them.
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- The production bible
- Character and location sheets
- The locked reference images
- Which reference fed which shot
- Pacing, sound and edit notes
- The failure log
Season Pass
$99
one-time
Every full kit released so far, and every one released during Season Two, as they land.
For people working through the method rather than one episode.
- The complete Full Kit for every episode — those already released, and every one that lands during Season Two.
Why Starter Is Cheap
Prompts on their own reproduce very little. Without the reference images they were run against, and without the record of which ones failed, you get a different film every time you press go. That is why Starter costs what a coffee costs, and why the reference images and the failure log are what you are actually paying for in a full kit.
Episodes
- HingchabiIn preparation
- BaakIn preparation
For studios and production houses
The same pipeline runs at longer form: folklore research and rights-clear source material, a shot-mapped production bible, and generated footage with character consistency held across a whole sequence.
Useful for proof-of-concept reels, pre-visualisation, title sequences, or an entire short. Regional-language delivery included — Season One shipped in English and Hindi.