From a topic to a published film

1. 1

   Research

   Pick a topic. The engine plans the research, captures every source and keeps the exact quote behind each claim.

2. 2

   Script

   Claude drafts the script from the research. You edit and approve it, and the script is locked.

3. 3

   Scene plan

   The script becomes a scene manifest: what is on screen, how long it stays, where the picture comes from and whether you may use it. It is checked against the format you chose.

4. 4

   Pictures and rights

   Motion graphics from the engine's own kit, archive photos and film, and stock clips. A picture whose source or licence is missing or unclear is flagged and does not pass; each scene keeps a trail of who approved it and when.

5. 5

   Voice and sound

   Narration is made from the locked script and checked by speech recognition; sound and subtitles are added.

6. 6

   Render and checks

   The film is rendered from its plan, then checked for text size, contrast and loudness. Shorts are cut from the finished film.

7. 7

   Publish and follow

   Title, description and thumbnail are prepared, and the film is uploaded as private. It goes public when you share it. Views, watch time and costs come back to the same place.

The rule

A row whose source or evidence is missing is flagged, and it does not pass. An unknown is never counted as zero.