Can I paste a full screenplay?

Yes. Paste it into the script step and Director keeps it as written, then breaks it into scenes and shots.

Will Director keep my script as written?

Yes. Your words stay exactly as you wrote them. If you want, ask Director to tighten scenes or punch up dialogue, and every change can be undone.

Do characters stay the same across scenes?

Yes. Each character gets one reference sheet, every side from head to toe, that's used in every shot they appear in, so they look the same from the first scene to the last.

Screenwriters who want to see their script, agencies with an approved script for an ad, and anyone pre-visualising a scene before a real shoot.

Script to Video: Your Screenplay, Broken Into Shots

You've already written it. Paste the script and Hyperdream does the breakdown: characters, places, scenes and a storyboard for every shot.

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Where most AI video tools stop

Clip tools don't read scripts. You end up copying a line at a time into a prompt box, and every clip comes out with its own idea of what your characters and locations look like.

How Hyperdream does it

Paste your screenplay into Director's script step. It keeps your scene headings, action and dialogue as written, and lists every named character and location for you.

Each character and place gets a reference image you approve, and each scene is broken into shots with a still, a camera move and a length. You change what you disagree with, then render shot by shot.

What happens to your script

A crowded neon street at night with umbrellas and glowing signs

Your words stay yours
The screenplay editor keeps headings, action, characters and dialogue in standard format. Director only rewrites when you ask.
A breakdown done for you
Every named character and every location is pulled out into its own sheet, ready for a reference image.
Scenes become shot lists
Each scene is split into shots with framing, lens, camera move and length, plus a still to judge it by.
Dialogue goes where it's spoken
Lines are attached to the shots they belong to, so you can pick a model that makes sound for those shots.

From page to shots

1
Paste the screenplay
Or type it in the script editor. Standard screenplay format works best.
2
Approve the cast and places
Check the reference sheet and description for each character, and the picture for each location. Swap any you don't like.
3
Review the shot list
Every scene as stills or a moving storyboard. Reorder, add or delete shots, and set the camera and lens.
4
Render and edit
Pick a model per shot and render, then cut the shots together on the timeline and export.