Films & Stories
Click where the camera looks: a few picks turn a scene into your story, and your cut opens in Montage.
Three scenes, each shot so that any of its shots can follow any other. Click what the camera should look at — a face, a watch, a window — and the film cuts there. Three picks make your version, and the order you chose is the story you tell.
One shot changes the story
Last Train — show the old woman first and the audience knows the secret; keep her for the end and the same shots become a twist; put the watch before the window and you hint at it in advance.
Saved or Betrayed? — without the reverse shot a man locks a woman behind a steel door. With it, he puts her in an escape pod and stays on a dying station.
The Reflection Left First — the glass before her face, and you wait for her to notice; her face before the glass, and you find out with her. The wide shot decides whether it was only her reflection.
Your cut, in the editor
Continue in the editor takes your version into a new project: the shots in your order with their lengths, every other shot of the scene, each clip’s sound, the lines, the score, the people and the place — each its own piece you can change. The screenplay of your version is written for you.
In Montage the frame stays interactive: switch Objects on, click a thing in the picture, see the shots of the scene that show it and lay one in. Carry the story on with the tools of the platform — new shots, voices, music, sound — and render the film.
How the scenes were made
The people, cast by a line each — age, home town, one feature nobody else has, clothes — as portraits by GPT Image 2.5; the old Inês is the young one forty years on.
Every frame an edit by GPT Image 2.5 with the portraits and the scene’s held frame as references, so faces, clothes, place and light hold from shot to shot.
The shots by Kling v3.0 Pro from those frames; the opening pinned to the held frame by its last frame, so the cut to the choice never jumps.
The sound: effects by ElevenLabs SFX placed on the picture, the station voices by Gemini TTS, a score per scene by Lyria 3 Pro.
Shoot yours
Write the scene, cast the people, make the shots and cut them your way.