For filmmakers
Shoot the film you can't afford to shoot yet
Most films die in development, not production — the idea is good, the deck is thin, and nobody can see it. Ehudai gets your film visible: scenes broken down, characters designed, boards drawn and shots moving, before you have raised a cent.
The gap between a script and something people can see
A screenplay asks a financier, a collaborator, or an actor to imagine your film. A concept reel asks them to watch it. Traditionally that reel costs a shoot you cannot fund until you have the reel — the circle every independent filmmaker knows. Closing that loop is the point of this whole platform.
What you get
Script breakdown that understands structure
Upload a screenplay or write one here. It comes back as scenes and beats with characters, locations and props pulled out — the same breakdown a first AD would do, as the starting point rather than the end of a week.
Learn more →Characters that stay the same person
Design a character once and lock it. Their face, their costume and their look carry into every board and every clip, so shot 90 matches shot 1 instead of being a different actor who looks similar.
Learn more →Storyboards and shot lists
Frame out a sequence, adjust any panel, and re-roll only what you want changed. Coverage, blocking and camera notes come out as boards you can hand to a crew.
Learn more →Clips at the resolution a festival will take
Up to 4K and up to 30 seconds per clip across Seedance, Veo, Sora and Kling — switch between them per shot rather than committing to whichever one you subscribed to.
Learn more →How it fits how you already work
- Your script stays your script
- Nothing rewrites your screenplay unless you ask it to. The breakdown reads what you wrote; the writing tools are there if you want them and out of the way if you don't.
- Use it for pitch, previz, or the film itself
- Some directors use this to raise money and then shoot conventionally. Some ship what they generate. Both are fine — the tools do not assume which one you are doing.
- Everything exports
- Boards, stills and clips come out as files you own, in formats an editor can open. This is not a walled garden with your film inside it.
Start with a scene
Pick the sequence you most wish people could see, and build that one first. It costs nothing to find out how close you can get.