AI Director shot planning tool
AI Director plans shots, then you generate them with the same Framings models. Each shot uses that model's credit price. Try it in the Framings studio.
Best for
AI Director is the planning studio in Framings. You describe a film, an ad, or a scene, and it breaks the idea into shots you can generate with the models already in the product: Flux or Seedream for stills, Kling, Veo, or Seedance for video, ElevenLabs for voice, Stable Audio or MiniMax for music.
Controls and pricing
The homepage shows sample storyboards so you can see the shape of a plan. When you actually run a shot, the credit price is that model's price, the same table as on its model page. A number printed on a sample card is not a special Director discount.
How to use it
Open AI Director, describe the piece, and review the shot list. Generate the stills and clips you want to keep, then assemble them in the video editor. Creator and Power Studio are the plans whose feature list includes AI Director. Free and Essential do not list it.
Where it fits
Director does not add a private model. If a shot needs 4K, the video model still has to be one that offers 4K. If a shot needs a song, you still choose MiniMax Music or Stable Audio and pay that model's price. The plan is the head start. The generators do the rendering.
Example prompts
Example prompt
Macro product shot of an unbranded mechanical wristwatch with a skeleton dial, exposed brass gears and a polished obsidian-black case (#0B0B0D), resting on wet black slate, a single water droplet balanced on the crystal. Professional studio photography, hard rim light in warm gold (#D4A24C) tracing the case edges, deep shadow background, tiny suspended mist particles. Shot on a 100mm macro lens at f/4, razor-sharp details, the dial clean and unmarked with a plain smooth bezel, watch centered in a 16:9 frame with wide dark margins, luxurious, minimal, premium mood.
Example prompt
Fashion model in a sculptural crimson silk gown (#B3122E) with a long flowing train, striding toward camera across a flooded concrete plaza during a warm monsoon rain, fabric whipping in the wind. High-fashion editorial photography, shot from a low angle on a 35mm lens, motion-frozen raindrops lit by a strong backlight, reflective wet ground mirroring the gown, muted grey-green brutalist architecture softly blurred behind. Full-body shot, model centered with space above and below, 16:9 frame, bold color contrast, cinematic and powerful.
Example prompt
Luxury studio advertising photograph of a sculptural unbranded amber glass perfume bottle with a smooth faceted cap, suspended above a translucent slice of blood orange at the instant a curved splash of water wraps around them. Deep cobalt blue background (#081B46), rich amber glass (#C66B22), tiny crisp droplets and realistic refraction. Single bottle centered, generous clear margins, dramatic narrow strip lighting, precise caustics, 100mm macro lens, f/8, physically convincing materials, highly polished premium editorial, widescreen 16:9. Plain bottle surface and smooth cap.
Example prompt
Slow dolly-in on a lone surfer paddling into a glowing turquoise wave at sunrise, spray in the air, cinematic 4K
Questions
Does AI Director use different models?
No. It plans shots for the image, video, speech, and music models already in Framings.
How are shots priced?
Each generated shot uses that model's credit price, listed on its model page.
Are the homepage storyboards a live render?
They are samples of how a plan looks. Rendering a shot uses the model's own credits.
Which plans include AI Director?
Creator and Power Studio list it. Free and Essential do not.
Where do I edit the finished shots?
In the video editor, after the clips and audio exist.