CAST REFERENCE
One cast, shared across the series
Reusable character and scene references stay with the project instead of being rewritten from scratch for every shot.
AI COMIC DRAMA STUDIO
DON'T JUST GENERATE A CLIP.BUILD A STORY INTO A SERIES.
From script, cast and scene references to storyboards, stills, video takes, selection and export. MUDONG film turns separate AI generations into one continuous production workflow.
- Reusable cast references
- See cost before generation
- Desktop & mobile
ROLL 01 · FRAME 043MUDONG FILM · 35MMMUDONGfilmPRODUCTION 001 | SCENE 01STORYBOARD / 03
24 FPS 
SHOT 03好的故事，值得被认真拍下去。
24 FPS
SHOT 03好的故事，值得被认真拍下去。PRODUCTION SYSTEM · CORE TOOLS
The real saving is fewer blind generations.
Separate cast references, shot motion, still approval and take selection so every generation starts from creative decisions you have already made.
STILL FIRST
Approve the frame before the video
Check the cast, composition and scene in a still before committing to video generation.
IDENTITY × MOTION
Change the action, keep the reference
Character identity stays separate from motion and camera direction, so shot changes keep the approved reference in place.
TAKE SELECTION
Choose the take that serves the story
Compare candidates for each shot, select one, record what is wrong, then adjust the shot instead of starting over blindly.
ONE CAST · THREE SHOTS
A character should belong to the whole series, not a single image.
Wide, medium and close-up shots start from the same cast reference. References help improve consistency; complex motion and multi-character scenes still need previewing and human selection.
AI-generated fictional character imagery · workflow illustration
SHOT 01
SHOT 02SHOT 03FROM SCRIPT TO EPISODE
Three production acts. One finished episode.
The public site follows the same mental model as the studio: make the story clear, lock reusable assets, then move shot by shot through preview, generation, selection and export.
Compare workflows and suitability
SCRIPT
Turn the story into an episode you can shoot
Start from a synopsis or bring an existing script, then shape episode structure, scenes and dialogue into production-ready material.
01Synopsis02Episode outline03Episode script
ASSETS
Turn cast and locations into reusable assets
Approve character appearance, wardrobe and scene references once, then keep using them across the shots and episodes that follow.
01Cast references02Scene references03Series assets
PRODUCTION
Move each shot toward a selectable final cut
Break down shots, approve stills, generate video candidates, select takes, and assemble the confirmed material for export.
01Storyboard02Still preview03Video takes04Selection05MP4 export
NOW SHOWING
Start episode one from a story world.
Six MUDONG Originals are production-ready 12-episode starting points, not decorative concept posters.
Choose a story starter
MUDONG ORIGINALS · six official 12-episode story starters
PRODUCTION DISCIPLINE
Make generation reviewable, selectable and continuous.
Professionalism comes from knowing what you are approving, what it costs and what happens next — not from adding more cinematic decoration.
01See cost before generation
02Still before video
03Compare candidates per shot
04Failed generations refund credits
YOUR NEXT EPISODE
Don't make the next clip. Start making your first series.
Create a story, define the cast and world, then move forward one shot and one episode at a time.