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How to start your first AI short drama
Prepare a story, review a script, develop character and scene references, and work toward storyboard video clips in Luvio AI.
Complete one short scene first. It is easier to validate your story, characters and visual direction before expanding production.
Choose a clear conflict
Write down a character goal, an obstacle and a change at the end. For example, a watchmaker receives a watch that gains one minute each day and connects it to letters from a missing relative. Limit the first scene to a few characters and one location.
Turn a draft into producible material
Choose story ideation or the workflow for your existing text in the script factory. Check motivation, timeline and dialogue, then organize episodes and storyboards in a project. Give each shot one main purpose and specify framing, action and setting.
Establish a visual baseline
Prepare references for the main characters, locations and props. Check clothing, appearance and layouts against the script, and keep clear notes. Avoid producing many shots before the character design is settled.
Review each clip before finishing
Choose text-to-video or a supported reference workflow for each shot. Inspect actions, composition and continuity, then keep usable versions. Editing, subtitles, sound and delivery formats still need attention according to your production requirements.
Getting started
Write a story summary
Define the character, goal, conflict and ending in a few sentences. Prepare authorized source text and references.
Develop the script and storyboards
Generate a draft in the script workflow, review it, then organize characters, scenes and shots in a project.
Complete a small sample
Create a limited set of images and clips. Validate the visual direction, points usage and production steps before scaling up.
Common questions
Where should a first project start?
Start with a short scene and a few characters, and complete the path from story to one usable clip. Choose scope and duration according to your needs and budget.
Is a generated video the finished film?
Generated clips are production material. Check whether editing, voice, subtitles and sound work are needed before delivery.