Your ultimateAI Director
DRCTR is the director's chair for generative AI. One brief in, a fully composed storyboard out – across Higgsfield, Sora, Veo, Runway, Kling, and Nano Banana. Quality first. Statics before video. Always.
Six briefs, six models, one director.
Each shot picked by the brain. Each prompt tuned to the model.
The brain between your idea and the model.
Modern video models are powerful and dumb. DRCTR is the directorial layer that turns them into a film crew. Built on three years of production knowledge, distilled into one workflow.
Narrative Composition Brief
Every shot answered against seven directorial questions before a prompt is written. Where does the eye go. Where's the camera. What does this shot do in the story. No vibes – craft.
Multi-model router
Sora for physics. Veo for environment. Kling for character. Nano Banana for ensembles. DRCTR picks the right tool per shot – empirically, with a bake-off if needed.
Drift report on every render
Per-character feature checklists. Critical negatives. Auto re-render below 0.85 fidelity. Your cast looks like your cast, not the model's interpretation.
Statics before video – gated
Image regenerations are fast. Video isn't. DRCTR refuses to render video until you've approved the start and end frames. Hardcoded into the workflow.
Style translation, safely
Reference a studio, a director, a decade – DRCTR translates to rendering descriptors so you get the look without tripping IP filters. You see the descriptor before you spend.
Character bibles you can reuse
Train every recurring character once. Reuse across every shot, every project. Soul ID for hero faces, positional anchoring for 5-character ensembles.
Six steps. No skips.
The full director's pass – locked into the product so you can't accidentally render video off a vibe.
Brief or script
Paste your script, a one-liner, or a brand brief. DRCTR locks subject, beat, audience, duration, and aspect ratio in a single pass – no back-and-forth.
Style translation
Reference any look – studio, decade, director. DRCTR translates it into safe rendering descriptors and shows you the descriptor BEFORE any credit is spent.
Cast bible
Every recurring character gets a design sheet → your approval → trained ID. Reused across every subsequent shot for free.
Storyboard
Static keyframes per shot, generated against per-shot Narrative Composition Briefs. Side-by-side start/end frames where motion is needed.
Approval gate
Every static reviewed in one interactive surface. Approve, regen, or rewrite. DRCTR refuses to render video until you've signed off on stills.
Video – at the end
Frame A and Frame B fed to the right model. Motion prompts authored by DRCTR. Polled async. Final cut delivered, ready for the timeline.
Common questions.
No. DRCTR is a directing brain. We do not host generations, we do not white-label other people's models. DRCTR orchestrates the leading image and video models under one directorial standard.
Because a prompt is the wrong unit of work. A film is a sequence of shots, each with a job in the story. DRCTR replaces 'write me a prompt' with a Narrative Composition Brief, a cast bible, a multi-shot continuity plan, and a drift report – the things that actually matter in production.
All the serious ones – Higgsfield's catalogue (DoP, Soul, Seedream, Reve), OpenAI Sora, Google Veo, Runway Gen-4, Kling 3.0, Imagen, GPT Image. DRCTR picks the right tool per shot type, or runs a bake-off if it's a new archetype.
Because image regenerations are quick and video regenerations are slow. Approving stills first is the single highest-leverage rule in AI video. We hardcode it so you can't skip it on a bad day.
Full cast bible workflow is the default for any project with recurring characters. Design sheets → your approval → Soul ID training → every subsequent shot uses the trained ID. Plus our drift report – a per-character feature checklist auto-runs on every render.
CRAITVE – a creative studio building tools for directorial-grade AI work. DRCTR is the productized version of our internal pipeline, used on real client work.
Take the chair.
Direct the room.
Bring a brief. Bring a script. Bring an idea on a napkin. DRCTR will run the rest like a film crew.