The operating system for AI & hybrid film production
Genreline runs AI and hybrid film production end to end — the Crew space where your team works, the Client space and a portal in your brand where clients review, approve, sign and pay, and the Suite where the work is written, boarded, generated, edited and finished. Contracts, rights, money and security run underneath all of it, on one record.
Spaces and portals
The Crew space is where your studio works. The Client space is where every client company is run, and the portal is what they sign into — in your brand. The Suite is where the film is made. Guests and signers come in through links of their own.
The whole making of an AI or hybrid film in one place: script and boards, moodboards and workflows, the Stage where every major image and video model works inside your production, sound, edit, finishing, remastering, translation and 3D worlds.
Explore the SuiteYour producers, editors, artists and freelancers — who is on the job, what they are doing and exactly what they may see.
Every client company with its projects, its team and one shared room — the cuts, the approvals, the contracts and the invoices in one place.
What your client signs into: your name, your logo, your colour. They review frame by frame, approve, sign, book meetings and pay — and never see a vendor’s name but yours.
For the people who never log in: the agency producer, the performer, the editor in another studio.
The platform underneath
Identity, isolation and one record across every space
The Suite
Ten stages of making an AI or hybrid film — from the first line of the script, through boards, moodboards and the Stage where every major model works inside your production, to sound, edit, finishing, remastering, every language and every ratio, and 3D worlds. Each tool below says what it does, live today or being built.
Stage 01 of 10
Write
The screenplay, co-written live, in the format the industry reads.
41 tools across the Suite · 9 in use today, the rest being built
Script Design
AvailableA screenplay editor built for production, not just for the page.
Live co-editing with visible cursors
AvailableWrite together in real time, with everyone’s cursor on the page.
Document types
AvailableEvery document a production writes, in one place.
PrimeOS
AvailableAn assistant that works inside the script and documents — priced before every call.
Revision mode
ComingRevision mode the way productions run it.
Final Draft (FDX) import and export
ComingBring Final Draft scripts in and send them out, intact.
Import from Fountain, PDF and Word
ComingStart from whatever the writer already has.
An assistant that learns one writer’s own style, with consent
ComingAn assistant that learns one writer’s own voice — with their consent.
What it replaces
Chat, tasks, scheduling, review, screening, transfer, signatures, invoices, screenwriting, storyboards, moodboards, image and video generation, upscaling, dubbing, sound and finishing — each a separate login, a separate bill, and a gap where the record falls through.
31
jobs a studio runs on separate tools today. 21 are already one place in Genreline; the rest are being built into the Suite.
Crew
Running the team and the production
Slack, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp groups
Asana, Monday, Trello
Spreadsheets, Airtable
Movie Magic, StudioBinder, spreadsheets
Google Calendar, Outlook
Zoom, Google Meet
Spreadsheets, IT tickets
Shared logins on a company card
Client and portal
Running client work, in your brand
Email threads, WhatsApp
Frame.io, Vimeo Review, Ziflow
cineSync, Evercast, screen-sharing
Private video links
WeTransfer, Dropbox, Google Drive
DocuSign, PandaDoc
Paper and PDF release forms
Calendly
Accounting-tool invoices, Word templates
A portal in someone else’s brand
The Suite
Making the work
Final Draft, WriterDuet, Celtx
Boords, StudioBinder boards
Milanote, Pinterest boards
Shared drives and folders
Midjourney, Firefly
Runway, Kling, Luma, Pika
A tab and a subscription for each
Standalone upscalers
Standalone dubbing tools
Manual re-exports
Stock libraries, music generators
Separate edit, grade and caption tools
Zapier, scripts, spreadsheets
Capabilities
Nothing hidden. Every capability across the Suite, the Crew and Client spaces, the portal, the platform and the network, with its honest status.
129
capabilities live today
37
being built into the Suite and network
Who it is for
Pick the one that sounds like you — and see your setup, who you invite and exactly what each of them can see.
A production house with a core team and a freelance bench that changes with every job — making commercials, branded films, documentaries, series or music videos for clients who need to see the cut and sign it off.
Your setup
Who you invite, and what they see
Script to board in one chain
Scenes and elements read from the screenplay, and storyboards built from them — nothing retyped between tools.
Sign-offs that hold up
Every cut approved on the record — who, when, what they watched and what they said — with a printable certificate.
Releases that write the rights
A performer signs an AI-likeness release on a phone; the asset’s rights — including whether the likeness may be generated — are written by the signature.
Collaboration
Your staff, your freelancers, your clients’ teams, the artist you bring in for one job, the agency producer watching a screener, the performer signing a likeness release. One system, and none of them sees more than their part.
Staff: every production, at their company role.
The production cycle
Script, breakdown, boards, generation, continuity, assembly, review, approval, rights, finishing, every version and the invoice — one chain, each stage reading from the one before it.
Script
Written and co-edited live in Script Design.
Breakdown
Scenes, characters and looks read from the script.
Boards
Storyboards shot by shot, prompts on every frame.
MoodboardsComing
References and palettes pinned to scenes.
GenerateComing
The Stage — every major image and video model, one gate.
ContinuityComing
The same character and look, shot after shot.
AssembleComing
Build the cut from takes and generations.
Versions
Every new cut stacks on the last, compared side by side.
Review
Notes on the timecode, sessions in sync.
Approve
On the record, with a certificate.
Rights
Releases write the rights they prove.
FinishComing
Grade, captions, delivery specs.
Every versionComing
Cutdowns, ratios and languages from one master.
Invoice
Numbered, in the client’s portal.
Script
Written and co-edited live in Script Design.
Breakdown
Scenes, characters and looks read from the script.
Boards
Storyboards shot by shot, prompts on every frame.
MoodboardsComing
References and palettes pinned to scenes.
GenerateComing
The Stage — every major image and video model, one gate.
ContinuityComing
The same character and look, shot after shot.
AssembleComing
Build the cut from takes and generations.
Versions
Every new cut stacks on the last, compared side by side.
Review
Notes on the timecode, sessions in sync.
Approve
On the record, with a certificate.
Rights
Releases write the rights they prove.
FinishComing
Grade, captions, delivery specs.
Every versionComing
Cutdowns, ratios and languages from one master.
Invoice
Numbered, in the client’s portal.
Review and approval
Who it went to, how much of the cut they actually watched, what they said on which frame, and when they decided — kept as one record with a printable certificate. Years later, “who approved v4?” takes ten seconds to answer.
And if a review window closes with no answer, the production moves on and the record says exactly that — never a sign-off nobody gave.
Approval record
Spring campaign — rough cut v4
White-label
The portal, the screening links, the signing pages, the email and the sealed PDF carry your name and your colour. A client of your studio bought from your studio.
Pick any colour. The type that sits on it is chosen by measured contrast, so no choice produces an unreadable Approve button.
Six hex digits, like #1F6F5B.
Type on this colour is white, at 6.0 : 1. WCAG asks for 4.5 : 1 for body text. The other choice would have been 3.1 : 1.
Light theme
Rough cut v3
Waiting for your decision
Dark theme
Rough cut v3
Waiting for your decision
Contracts and signing
Fields placed on the PDF, consent before signature, a cryptographic seal with the certificate inside the file — and a signed release writes the rights it proves.
Meetings and review sessions
A shared playhead that stays in sync across the room, drawings on the frame that outlive the call, and markers straight into Resolve, Final Cut and Premiere.
Built like infrastructure
Isolation in the database
Studio isolation is enforced in the database, and proven by 128 automated security checks.
Two-factor and passkeys
Two-factor sign-in, passkeys, recovery codes, and a second check before sensitive actions.
Single sign-on and SCIM
SAML and OIDC on a proved domain, enforcement, just-in-time provisioning and SCIM 2.0.
Your own rules
Required two-factor, a maximum session age and an idle timeout, set by the studio.
Application protections
Rate limiting, a per-request content security policy, bot protection and breached-password checks.
Retention and erasure
A grace window before purge, seven years of activity ledger, and erasure with a stable pseudonym.
Every generation goes through one gate: the studio’s budget, the person’s budget, a ceiling on the call, the right model for the shot, the queue, the meter — and provenance written onto the asset.
The controls already govern text: a per-call ceiling and a budget per person.
AI and provenanceTheater, Community, streaming and a marketplace for likenesses, avatars and voices — for filmmakers, studios and working actors.
Open a studio, invite your team, add your first client — and make the film in the Suite.
