Guides
Step-by-step guides, recorded in the studio
Each guide is a real session, click by click, with the screenshot of every step.
- Build an AI fight shot by shot: props, sound effects and speed ramps34 steps · Shoot a short fight one cheap shot at a time. Create a prop with the Script Assistant, clean up stills with Change, add a sound effect, and speed up a stomp with a speed ramp.
- Build an AI scene shot by shot: stills, punch-ins and cheap renders39 steps · Turn each action beat into its own shot with Shoot with AI: draw and fix the still, write the motion, punch in for close-ups, and render short clips on cheap models. Built on Misty and the Monk.
- Choose an AI voice for each character and direct how lines are read25 steps · Find a voice that fits each character by age, gender and accent. Then use Express and delivery tags so a line sounds cold, warm or excited.
- Consistent rooms for an AI micro drama: locations, variants and Multishot25 steps · Draw a location once, make the other rooms of the same home from it, then write a dialogue scene as a Multishot panel, voice the lines and render. Built on Blood Child, a Nollywood micro drama.
- How to Make an AI Superhero Fight Scene: Thor vs Doom Fan Film25 steps · Turn one line of action into a Thor vs Doctor Doom fan film shot full of lightning: draw the start frame, direct it in plain words, write the motion and render it on Wan 3.0 in ShowMaker Studio's Scene Flow. Fan-made; not affiliated with Marvel.
- I Made an AI Micro Drama for Under $7: Consistent Characters, Start to Finish39 steps · A full AI micro drama episode for under $7. Draw the rooms, cast and wardrobe once. Write each scene as a Multishot panel and carry continuity with start frames from earlier shots. Fix what the AI gets wrong (like a character standing up too early) without re-rendering. Then add a score, an end card and captions, and assemble the episode.
- Keep the room steady in AI video: a start frame for every Multishot beat32 steps · AI video rebuilds the set after every cut, so furniture moves and people jump. Give each Multishot beat its own start frame: draw it, pick it from an earlier clip, or adjust it in words, and check it against the room before you render. Built on Blood Child, a Nollywood micro drama.
- Make an AI shot from a still: Shoot with AI, re-shoot angles, pick a model38 steps · Turn an action line into a shot. Draw the still, fix it in plain words, re-shoot from a reverse angle or punch in, then choose a video model and render only what changed.
- Paste any AI fight prompt into your own show: Misty and the Monk40 steps · Take a fight prompt you found online or had an AI write, paste it into a Multishot panel, and it comes back cast with your own characters, outfits, location and props. Then add start frames, render, and score the scene.