Microdrama Studio
From one premise to a finished episode, in an afternoon.
Studio takes on the part that used to demand a crew, a camera, and a shooting schedule: the script, characters that stay the same across scenes, voice, subtitles, and an episode file ready for the catalogue.
- Script, characters, voice, and subtitles in one continuous flow
- Characters that still look themselves in episode seventy
- Publishes straight into a catalogue that already has an audience
What you can do
Two production modes
v1 finishes an episode quickly from a short prompt, v2 gives scene-level control. Both run the same underlying workflow.
Story bible and characters
Character cards hold a face, a voice, and a temperament, then get reused in every scene so your lead does not change face mid-series.
Scene editor
Build an episode scene by scene with locations, dialogue, and action, then re-render only the parts that missed rather than the whole thing.
Voice and subtitles
Pick a voice per character and generate subtitles automatically, because most viewers start with the sound off.
Assets and integrations
Keep finished assets for reuse and connect Studio to other tools from the integrations page.
Credits, plans, and analytics
Track credit usage, subscription billing, bonuses, and how each title performs, down to the individual metric.
How it goes
- 01
Write the premise
One paragraph on who the character is, what they want, and what stands in the way is enough to begin.
- 02
Lock characters and scenes
Create the character cards, then break the episode into scenes with locations and dialogue.
- 03
Render and review
Generate the video, watch it back, and fix only the scenes that need fixing.
- 04
Publish and earn
The episode goes live in the Short Drama OTT catalogue, and earnings follow revenue share rules that are written out in the open.
Common questions
Do I need a camera, a crew, or film experience?
No. Studio is built for people who have never produced anything. If you want to understand the format first, the Academy has six free courses from beginner to intermediate.
Who owns what I create?
You do. The Terms explain the rights and the limits, including the licence we need in order to publish it in the catalogue.
How is the production cost calculated?
Production spends credits, and usage is visible on the Usage page. Credit pricing and subscription plans are documented in the Help Center and on the pricing page inside Studio.
Can I earn from what I make?
Yes. On coin revenue, creators keep 70 percent. On VIP, earnings come from each title's share of watch time in the monthly pool.
Your idea is already enough to start.
Open Studio and finish a first episode today, or learn the format first in the Academy.
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