Studios
Investor presentation

Your Hollywood studio.
On a laptop.

VStudios writes, directs, shoots, edits, voices, dubs and releases films worldwide — and pays real actors for every second their face appears. One creator. One chat window. An entire studio lot.

The showcase

One studio. Every genre.

Every frame below was generated inside VStudios — no stock footage, no crew, no set. Eight categories, one platform.

Cinematic

Live-action thriller — rain, neon, film grain

Animation

Family-film 3D — expressive characters, golden hour

Anime

Hand-drawn 2D cel — painted skies, wind and hair

Sci-fi

Derelict scale on a red plain — twin suns, dust

Commercial

Luxury product spot — studio light, slow orbit

Music video

Stage performance — hard colour, smoke, crowd

Period drama

1890s interior — candlelight, rain on glass

Documentary

Wildlife realism — epic scale, dawn light

Every one of those was typed, not filmed.

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The problem

A film still needs four hundred people.
Your customers have one.

Every year, millions of people open a laptop with a story to tell — and close it again, because between them and that story stands a writers’ room, a casting office, a crew, a cutting room, a dubbing house and a marketing department.

AI didn't fix this — it fragmented it. One tool renders clips. Another edits. None of them remember your characters, your story, or your world from one prompt to the next.

The defining failure of AI video is inconsistency. Faces drift. Places change. Stories reset. A clip is not a film.

A lone creator inside a vast empty soundstage
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The product

We didn't build a tool for the crew. We replaced the lot.

VStudios is a studio system, not a generator: a screenwriter that knows your world, a shot director with per-second cinematic craft, a locked-identity cast, a multi-model render backlot, a professional cutting room — and a full international release pipeline.

One identity system underneath everything. Characters, locations and props carry reference images and visual states — so the hero’s face in episode nine matches episode one, and the café that burned down stays burned.

Direct at any altitude. Type one message and get a finished scene — or step in and direct shot by shot, beat by beat.

Storyboards and a shot list on a director's desk
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The moat

Everyone renders clips. We keep worlds.

Ask any studio what their most valuable asset is, and they won’t say cameras — they’ll say the franchise: the characters audiences return to. That is precisely what we persist.

Reference-locked cast. Every entity renders from its own images on every model we route to — the industry’s hardest problem, solved at the platform layer.

Story memory. Serialized projects carry open threads, teasers, and each character’s current state into the next episode. Type “continue” and the story continues.

Model-agnostic by design. Veo, Gemini Omni, Vidu, Seedance, Grok, Pika — routed per shot, with automatic fallback. Every new frontier model makes us better, not obsolete.

Character reference sheets pinned to a director's board
The backlot

Every great camera in the world.

We don’t bet the company on any one model. 2 models from 5 providers are live on the platform right now, routed per shot — and when a better one ships anywhere in the world, it joins them.

Anthropic
  • Antropic
ElevenLabs
  • ElevenLabs Music
MusicSound effectsVoice
Google Gemini
    Images
    Perplexity
      Vidu
        Video from an imageVideo from referencesVideo from text

        Model names and logos are the trademarks of their respective owners, shown to identify which provider powers each capability.

        05
        The sound department

        Silent film died in 1927. Most AI video is still silent.

        Every VStudios film ships with a soundtrack — because an audience forgives a soft image long before it forgives dead air.

        Native audio on every clip: ambience, effects and dialogue performed in your story’s language, generated with the picture.

        Per-scene soundtracks: a continuous music bed matched to each scene’s mood and world, with diegetic sound effects cued to the second.

        Dialogue with performance: per-line speakers and emotional delivery — whispered, trembling, furious — voiced by studio-grade voice models or the render model itself.

        Full mix control: full score / effects-and-voice only (no music) / silent — set per project, override per shot.

        A film scoring stage with a glowing mixing console
        06
        Green screen & reusable VFX

        Effects get shot once. Then they work forever.

        Hollywood shoots its dragons against green and reuses them for a decade. We industrialized that reflex into one sentence.

        Say “on green screen” and any subject — an explosion, a creature, a hero — renders isolated on flat, even chroma green.

        Auto-keyed: the platform detects the exact key color and applies the chroma key in the editor automatically. Drop the clip over any scene and it just composites.

        A reusable effects library: generate an effect once, layer it into every future project — your own private VFX vault.

        Generated by VStudios on flat chroma green — auto-keyed in the editor, ready to composite.

        07
        The cutting room

        This clip was finished. Then we right-clicked.

        The clip on this slide is real product output: a finished scene, plus one right-click — “Insert character”. No reshoot, no mask, no crew.

        Rewrite finished footage: insert a cast member into any clip, replace any object with another (“swap the lilies for red roses”), or repaint a drawn region — motion and lighting matched automatically.

        A full cutting room: multi-track timeline, twelve cinematic color effects (noir, sepia, teal, vivid…), sixteen transition types, speed ramps, chroma-key, text and titles.

        An editor that takes direction: “cut this into three, speed up the middle, crossfade everything” — the AI copilot executes timeline edits from plain instructions.

        Surgical retakes: regenerate any single shot without touching the scene around it.

        Real output: the boy was inserted into this finished scene with one right-click — and can be replaced with any other cast member just as fast.

        The same frame under different cinematic color grades
        08
        The economics of iteration

        Shoot drafts for pennies. Master the final in 4K.

        No studio shoots the final film on take one — and neither do our creators. The economics are engineered for iteration.

        Draft fast and cheap: iterate takes on fast, low-cost models at preview resolution until the story, the performance and the cut are right.

        Then master once: lock the cut and send only the final picks through 4K upscaling for cinema-grade delivery.

        The result: quota is spent on ideas, not pixels — more takes per dollar for creators, healthier margins for the platform, and a final film that looks like it cost a fortune.

        The same frame as a soft draft and a sharp 4K master

        Same frame: fast low-cost draft on the left, upscaled 4K master on the right.

        09
        Real humans, real earnings

        The first studio where real actors join AI films — and get paid for every frame.

        The industry is converging on one truth: real faces in AI video will require consent and compensation. Regulation demands it. We didn’t retrofit that — we built the marketplace.

        Actors onboard once: identity verification, a signed likeness contract, scene-type consent rules, and a self-set per-minute rate. Then they’re castable — like any character.

        The earning engine: every generated second with their likeness is metered to the cent — creator billed, actor credited, automatically. A live dashboard shows every appearance; earnings clear to a wallet and withdraw on request. The platform keeps 10%.

        Full protection: watermarked view-only previews, enforceable scene refusals, revocation rights, per-project contracts that can block filming until both parties sign.

        An actress and her licensed digital likeness

        Your cast, your world, your release — in one place.

        10
        Release worldwide

        Shooting the film is half a studio. We ship the other half.

        A Hollywood studio doesn’t hand you footage — it hands the world a release. So do we, from the same laptop.

        4K upscaling — every render mastered to cinema-grade delivery.

        AI dubbing — the film re-voiced in dozens of languages and delivered as one file with multiple audio tracks; viewers switch language the way they do on Netflix.

        Multi-language subtitles — generated, translated, styled; burned-in or soft.

        Key-art — poster, backdrop and title card composed from the actual cast and story, ready for storefronts.

        One film released to a wall of global screens
        11
        Flagship format

        DRAMA: the vertical series machine.

        The fastest-growing video format on earth is the ninety-second vertical episode that ends on a hook. We generate it — as a series, not a clip.

        One message → one episode: cold open, escalation, turn, cliffhanger — six to fourteen shots, native 9:16, dialogue performed with emotional delivery.

        Keep typing → a season: story memory, visual state memory and cast consistency hold the series together episode after episode.

        Generated inside VStudios — no crew, no set.

        Start your studio

        Tell the story only you can tell.

        Free starter pack of generation minutes. No card required. Render your first film tonight.

        12

        Your Hollywood studio.
        On a laptop.

        “A century ago you needed a studio lot in Los Angeles. A decade ago you needed a crew and a budget. Today you need a story — we run the studio. And every stakeholder, from the actor to the brand to the creator, gets paid inside the same machine.”

        VStudios — type the story. We’ll run the studio.