Structured storyboards and references
AI video creation is organized around content structure, shot cards and reference assets. Development focuses on keeping each shot's intent, references and edit location clear across the project.
MiseTV · AI Video Director / AI video creation · Desktop director workspace
A desktop AI video creation tool in development, organizing ideas, scripts, storyboards, references, shot candidates, editing and review in one creative workflow.
Start with the task
This is the workflow being developed, not a demonstration of a released product.
The planned starting points are an idea, source text or an existing script. Creators review the proposed structure and creative plan before expanding them into sections and shots.
Shot cards are being designed around character, setting, prop, style and sound references. Each card holds the shot's intent and references for per-shot revision, without requiring a node-based canvas.
Batch candidate generation, individual shot changes and retries are planned. Creators choose which version to keep; regeneration should not silently replace an approved shot.
The intended flow assembles approved shots into a rough cut, followed by basic trimming, subtitle and audio edits. Creators review visuals, pacing and content labels before deciding that a video is ready to export.
Development focus
AI video creation is organized around content structure, shot cards and reference assets. Development focuses on keeping each shot's intent, references and edit location clear across the project.
Shot candidates and human selections are planned to remain available so an unsatisfactory shot can be revised or regenerated individually, without overwriting previously approved work.
The desktop-first direction prioritizes local projects and media, with a basic timeline, subtitles, audio and export review in development. Local-first does not mean fully offline: cloud models may still require network access to transfer inputs and results.
FAQ
No. MiseTV is intended for general video creation. Content type informs the structure and default fields rather than limiting the product. Independent creators, professionals and small production teams are target users; this does not imply real-time collaboration in the first version.
The intended workflow organizes a script into sections, expands them into shot cards and attaches references such as characters and settings. Creators can edit cards, reorder shots, compare candidates and approve selections before editing.
MiseTV's development scope includes structure and references before generation, plus candidate selection, basic editing and export review afterward. The aim is to retain decisions and revisions across a video project, not just return a generated clip. Production results still need further validation.
No. Local-first prioritizes local project and media resources. Cloud models, account features and other cloud services may still require a connection, and cloud generation may upload relevant inputs. Supported connections and availability will be described in future release information.
MiseTV is still in development and not yet open for public download or registration. No public release date is confirmed. The website presents the product direction and workflow illustrations, not delivered features, production examples or official pricing.
You can use these methods before our products are released.
Video creation
Break a script into content beats and visible actions, then give each shot a clear task, reference conditions and a stable ID before generation.
Video creation
Keep candidates and selection notes, assemble a playable rough cut, then review picture, sound, subtitles and the actual exported files.