An engine for anchored video. Lock a character, a style, and a background. Every shot is generated against those references and checked for drift, so a full 10-minute video holds together end to end.
Generate each shot alone and the character drifts. t2v locks three references, then runs one pipeline against them: transcribe the script, storyboard every shot, generate them in validated grids, let an orchestrator pick the strongest pass, then compile. One character, held across hundreds of shots.
This is v1. Today the engine composes coherent shots with voice. Motion is the next experiment.
It scripted, generated, and published episodes to a new YouTube channel, iterating on its own. No promotion, no starting audience, just the algorithm. The result: an 80%+ like rate, and comments from people we've never met.
An example output
A 10-minute explainer gets made by freelancers, agencies, or AI clip tools. The cost compounds per video across a weekly series, while one character has to stay consistent across every episode.
Even AI-assisted, a person art-directs consistency on every episode.
AI clip tools drift shot to shot. You stitch and correct by hand.
Three locked references. The same character holds across every shot.
No. Those generate clips, 4 to 25 seconds, each one independent. Hold a single character across a 10-minute video and they drift. t2v anchors the character, the style, and the background, then composes the whole video coherent end to end.
For a full 10-minute video, most of the cost is image generation and voice. Storyboard, transcribe, and compile are negligible. We're working to bring it lower by replacing two paid steps with in-house alternatives.
Yes. That's what the anchors are. Drop in your character reference, your style, your background. Every video after that respects them.
The engine is topic-agnostic at the script and visual layer. We've run 24 videos so far. The structure transfers to any topic.
Today, we run it for you. Where it goes next depends on demand. Tell us in the form.
Hours, end to end. Not weeks.
We're opening t2v to a first group of people who ship video. Leave your email and we'll be in touch.
Thanks. We'll be in touch the moment we launch t2v, and you'll be among the first to get access.
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