The Kingdom Finds Its Voice
A dragon waits for a reader who stopped listening.
- For
- Audora, audiobooks with every character performed
- Genre
- Fantasy epic
- Runtime
- 0:52
- Shots
- 15
Cinio broke down 50,666 shots and measured what each film earned. Then it writes, shoots, scores and cuts your trailer with a Hollywood finish.
Two spec trailers for Y Combinator startups, made without their involvement and shaped by what the research says travels. Sound on.
A dragon waits for a reader who stopped listening.
A nature documentary about the rare backyard inventor.
AI video warps faces and swaps props. Two independent models watch every take and reject it before it reaches the cut. These are real entries from the two films above.
| audora | shot 04, take 1 | rejected | A second dragon head appears behind the first. |
| confetti | shot 02, take 2 | rejected | The pencil behind his ear turns into the arm of a pair of glasses. |
| confetti | shot 04, take 2 | rejected | His face changes identity as he lifts his head. |
| audora | shot 07, take 1 | rejected | A mark appears on the back of her neck that wasn't in the frame. |
| audora | shot 09, take 1 | passed | Castle at sunrise. Consistent with the start frame. |
| confetti | shot 01, take 1 | passed | Suburban street at dawn. No morphing, nothing appears or vanishes. |
Every step is automated. The research decides the shape of the film before a single frame exists.
Cinio reads your site and writes a trailer in the genre that fits, with a hook up front and the product clear early.
Photographic stills, lit and framed like film, with the same cast and props in every shot.
Each shot is generated, then reviewed by two models that reject warped faces and props that change.
Graded, voiced, scored and cut to the music, with your real product interface composited into the scene.