AI storyboard with 3D previs and multi-camera coverage

What you can do in 3D-BOX

• Build the set from the shot description automatically, from a reference photo, or by hand: room, props (a library of real-scale 3D models) and animated mannequins bound to your characters.
• Plan the camera with keyframes or a drawn track, and choose the lens (field of view).
• Generate film-style coverage: 9 or 25 camera setups of the same blocking — master, two-shot, over-the-shoulder, singles, close-ups, inserts — on one side of the line of action (180° rule), framed with real focal lengths. One click makes a setup the shot's camera.
• Record a grey-box previs and attach it to the shot; when the episode is shot, the AI video model follows the previs camera move and framing, with each mannequin mapped to its character.
• Save the coverage grid to the project as a storyboard page.

Why previs instead of a storyboard grid of generated images

Generated image grids are separate images: positions, eyelines and the set change from cell to cell. In 3D-BOX every angle is a camera in the same scene, so the staging stays consistent and screen direction is preserved.

How to use it

• Write or paste a script and create a shot list (/storyboard N).
• Open 3D-BOX from the studio, pick a shot, build or adjust the set.
• Open the Coverage tab, generate 9 or 25 setups, pick one — or plan your own camera move.
• Record the previs; shoot the episode (/shoot N).

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