Write a prompt. REALFRAME plans it into real scenes, generates each one on an actual local or connected video model, and assembles them with FFmpeg into one finished film — from 5 seconds to 30 minutes.
Every scene status you see comes straight from the video engine — waiting, generating, processing, complete, or failed. Nothing is marked done until a real video file exists.
Every prompt is auto-wrapped with real-world physics, natural lighting, skin texture, and a strong negative-prompt set against CGI, plastic skin, and floating objects.
Give a character a name, look, and voice once. Their description rides along in every scene they appear in, across the whole project.
A 30-minute project becomes ~180 real clips, generated in a visible queue and stitched with FFmpeg — never one impossible continuous render.
Longer projects are automatically split into ≤10s scenes behind the scenes, so continuity — character, world, lighting — is carried forward prompt to prompt.