Cinemagiq

What is Cinemagiq

Cinemagiq is AI production software for series and films. It brings together 40+ AI models for video, images and audio, a versioned Asset Hub, a shot-by-shot Production Board and an AI agent named Steve, all within one shared project. The platform is designed for creators, production teams and studios to run a whole series or film in one place: script, shots, assets, AI generation, review and edit.

How to use Cinemagiq

1. Write – Develop scripts and notes in Docs.
2. Plan – Create storyboards and a shot list.
3. Generate – Use the Generation Studio with 40+ AI models to produce keyframes, animations, voiceover, sound effects and music.
4. Manage – Store every asset in the Asset Hub, with versions and usage tracking.
5. Review – Assign tasks and approvals directly on the Production Board.
6. Edit – Assemble the final cut in the Video Editor.

Features of Cinemagiq

• Production Board: A shot-by-shot board that tracks every episode, sequence and shot, with assets, statuses and assignees. Built for boards of 2,000+ rows.
• Asset Hub: A versioned repository for characters, locations and props, showing where each file came from and where it is used. Reuse assets as references across episodes.
• 40+ AI models: Access video, image and audio models including Seedance, Kling, Nano Banana, GPT Image and ElevenLabs. See the price before every generation; failed jobs refund automatically.
• AI agent Steve: Reads your board, docs and assets; breaks scripts into shots, fills columns or generates sequences. Shows every step and the price first, and nothing changes until you press “Run it”.
• Generation Studio: Generate directly from a shot, with keyframes, animations, voiceover, sound effects and music.
• Video Editor: Cut and assemble the final production.
• Team collaboration: Roles, tasks and reviews in one shared production.

Use Cases of Cinemagiq

• Creators: Make a short, a series or a feature on your own or with a small team, keeping your whole world in one place.
• Production teams: Give writers, directors, artists and producers one shared production, with roles, tasks and reviews.
• Studios: Run multiple episodes with consistent assets and a structured production board.
• Commercials and branded films: Use Cinemagiq for trailers, commercials and branded films, from brief to final cut.

FAQ

Can I make a full series on Cinemagiq?
Yes. Cinemagiq is built around episodes, sequences and shots. The Production Board tracks every shot, the Asset Hub holds your characters and locations, and your team reviews the work in one place.

Who owns what I make?
You own your uploads and what you generate, subject to the terms of the AI providers. You are responsible for reviewing outputs and for having the rights to what you upload.

Do you train AI on my content?
No. We do not train our own models on your content, and we use business tiers of AI providers, which do not train on API content.

Which AI models can I use?
More than 40 image, video and audio models, including Seedance, Kling, Nano Banana, GPT Image and ElevenLabs. You see the price before every generation.

What does it cost to make an episode?
It depends on the models, length and number of generations. Every generation shows its price in tokens first, and failed jobs refund automatically. The AI animation cost calculator gives you a first estimate.

How is Cinemagiq different from Runway or Kling?
They make individual shots. Cinemagiq gives you many models in one workspace and runs the production around them: structure, assets, review and your whole team.

Can I use Cinemagiq for commercials?
Yes. Teams also use it for trailers, commercials and branded films, from brief to final cut.

Do you offer Enterprise plans?
Yes. Enterprise plans can include dedicated capacity, custom SLAs, a security review, an account manager and indemnification protection, with terms agreed for each customer.