Direct your own Animated Shows

Fringe handles storyboarding, character sheets, video prompting, and more so you can run a full creative production without the manual labor.

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The Fringe studio: an episode storyboard of generated clips beside the agent chat

Demis: “Noam’s leaving us.”

John: “Er… about that. I’m leaving too.”

Demis: “What? Why? We won the Nobel Prize together, John. You traitor.”

okay this is good,

Great. We’ll keep the dialogue as written—natural enough for Demis and John without pushing into caricature.

Shot 4 and Shot 5 are now fully reference-ready: Demis, Noam, John Jumper, and the London office all have active assets. When you’re ready, I can prepare the Shot 4 video proposal.

let’s do shot 4 first

I’ll prepare Shot 4 as a single 20-second reference-driven clip using the ready Demis, Noam, and London-office looks.

Skill item · shot-promptingTool

One production tradeoff: your two full canonical voice bios alone exceed the under-5,000-character limit. I’ll preserve their accent, pitch, texture, and cadence in compact locks for this draft.

Clip 04Ready

Model

Seedance 2.5 Reference

Aspect ratio

Landscape · 16:9

Duration

20s

Prompt

Cel-shaded anime illustration in the style of Takeshi Obata’s Death Note — sharp angular linework, heavy blacks, cold office light. Slow push-in on Demis as the room goes quiet.

New activity

Message the assistant…

GPT 5.6 Sol

15M+

views on shows made with Fringe

~30 min

to your first finished episode

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Your story deserves to be shared. This is what happens when your script comes to life as a finished episode.

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Your production crew awaits

A personalized showrunner

Say what you want to see

Run everything via chat. The Fringe Agent creates and works from your Show Bible, your cast, writes the prompts, keeps the style consistent and shows you the proposal before anything generates. It learns from your notes, so you cut time without cutting corners.

Meet your Fringe agent

Tighter on Jun in clip 3. Hold the wide for the reveal in 6.

Reframed clip 3 as a medium close-up from the same take, on Jun. Clip 6 keeps the wide. Cast, office and lines unchanged.

2 changes · updated boardsReview

Push backApprove and generate

Clip 03 · BoardUpdated

Clip 06 · BoardKept

Storyboard like a real production

Paste a script or describe the premise. Minutes later you’re reviewing a Storyboard: every scene blocked with its beat, action and reference assets, in the exact order you wrote it. The agent understands your story, so ask for a new beat and it writes with the whole episode in mind.

Upload your script

Source script

INT. LAB - 2:04 AM

The clock blinks. Jun is asleep
on the keyboard.

            JUN
        (waking)
Who is in the system?

Every screen goes dark.

3 changes · updated breakdown

Clip 01 · 4sIsolation and dread. Something is wrong at this hour.

Clip 02 · 15sComedic relief into the inciting catalyst.

Clip 03 · 12sDisinterest turns into real alarm. The problem is real.

Consistent characters, in context

Create Character Sheets from a description, style references or your own art, then use them across multiple clips. Look, wardrobe and voice hold for the whole show, so you can add variations and new outfits while keeping their core qualities consistent.

Create a character

JunIn useOutfitBlack hoodie, grey tee, grey sweatsStyleDeath Note linework, hatchingMade with

Used in 6 clips

Jun · same sheet

Generate each clip with continuity

Every clip uses its cast, location and reference assets, with the camera direction you asked for. Keyframes can be created when clips change angles, so the staging holds and the action reads as one continuous scene.

Direct a scene

Clip 06 · 10sDesperate escalation meets instant authorityJun storms into the glass office. Sergey doesn’t look up from the screen.Using

Jun

SergeyGlass office, nightSlow push-in

keep the staging, make it dusk

Re-rendering Clip 06 only. Cast, office and Jun’s line stay as approved.

Take · Clip 06Ready

Unified memory across multiple episodes

The Show Bible keeps the cast, assets and story together. Start the next episode and the agent works from all of it, so nothing gets re-explained and the world keeps growing.

Start your show

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