What Forge does
Forge is one continuous pipeline from idea to screen. Each piece below is live in the product today.
Zero-prompt creation
Type a pitch and Forge drafts the show: the series frame, the episodes, the opening scene, the cast, and the first location. You never write a prompt. Forge assembles its own context from your intent and your project.
The living writing surface
Your script is not flat text. Characters, locations, wardrobe, and world states are elements that live inside the page, scene by scene. Forge tracks who is present, what they wear, and what state the world is in.
Reference boards and identity lock
Every character gets a core identity sheet and wardrobe boards. Locations get locked coverage views so the geography never drifts. The person in shot forty is the person from shot one.
The render pipeline
Forge composes the start frame, carries continuity across cuts with frame handoffs, and derives the camera from your creative intent: frame, motion, angle, light, purpose. You choose what a shot is for. Forge handles the lens math.
Voice, performed or directed
Give any line a voice, or perform it into your own microphone and keep the read: your timing and emphasis, delivered in the character's voice. Powered by ElevenLabs.
Music and sound
Score and sound effects are elements of the story, placed against your scenes and composed into the film rather than pasted on top.
Import what you have
Bring an existing script and Forge builds the project from it: the scenes, the cast, the world. It structures your pages without rewriting your words.
Private by design
Your writing, your world, and your voice stay private to your account. They are never pooled with other users and never used to train shared models.