Announcing Director’s Cut: A Cinematic Prompt Workflow for AI Filmmaking

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2) Send us a license key request using the form down below this post.

We are releasing the early alpha of Director’s Cut, a tool designed for filmmakers, directors, and visual creators working with AI image and video generation.

As AI tools become part of the creative process, one problem appears quickly. Prompts end up scattered across notes, chats, and documents. It becomes difficult to reuse ideas or maintain visual consistency across a project.

Director’s Cut was created to solve this.

The tool provides a structured environment where you can build and organize cinematic prompts for shots, scenes, lighting setups, camera movement, and visual styles. Instead of rewriting prompts every time, you can create libraries of reusable ideas that grow and evolve across projects.

Director’s Cut also allows you to generate prompts from still images, helping translate visual references directly into usable prompt structures. You can design multi-shot sequences, explore variations, and develop visual directions that remain consistent throughout a film or campaign.

The workflow integrates naturally with modern AI tools such as Midjourney, Runway, Kling, Veo, Flux, and others. The goal is simple. Help creators move faster while keeping creative direction intentional and controlled.

Early Alpha Release

Director’s Cut is currently available as an early alpha Chrome extension.

To get started, download the extension and install it manually.

Because the system relies on external models, you will need your own API key from OpenAI, Gemini, or Anthropic to use the tool fully.

Try the Licensed Version

If you download the alpha and want to try the licensed version, simply join the mailing list. You will receive a one month license that unlocks the full capabilities of the tool so you can test it in real projects.

Director’s Cut is still evolving. This alpha release is an opportunity to explore the workflow early and help shape the direction of the tool.

More updates will follow soon.