The microdrama is the format winning attention right now — short, vertical, episodic, binge-able. Instead of an ad that interrupts, you get a story people follow, where your product moves the plot. Bring a premise (or borrow ours) and the studio builds episodes — consistent characters, cliffhangers, your brand woven in — from your brief. Every episode in minutes, 9:16-native, 120+ languages. See Studio's own series below: THE HOUSE HAS NOTES, OPERATION: DINNER, A BEAUTIFUL MESS and THE HUMAN PROBLEM. Watch previews here; pay only for what you download.
Describe your video →Every one started as a sentence. Tap to play — then make your own.
A 45-second story about this spider.
A cartoon about how a mosquito carried off a mouse.
A one-line world and a cast: who's the lead, what do they want, how does your product move the story. Or riff on a Studio series.
Consistent characters and sets across episodes, a cliffhanger hook, your brand woven into the plot — not bolted on — with voiceover and captions.
Two episodes a day, 9:16-native, 120+ languages from one brief. Keep the arc going by chatting: 'raise the stakes', 'bring back the neighbor', 'now in Spanish'.
The more you bring, the sharper the cut — but a link or a sentence is enough to start.
A first cut in about 15 minutes. Refine it by chatting; describe edits and format changes in words.
9:16, 4:5, 1:1, 16:9 — you never re-brief for a size.
Generate and preview in every format and language. Pay one-time only for the creatives you download.
A short, vertical, episodic series — the binge-able format taking over Reels, TikTok and Shorts. Instead of one ad, you tell an ongoing story where your product moves the plot, and viewers come back for the next episode.
Yes — the studio holds characters, sets and tone steady episode to episode, so it reads as one show, not new people each time. Send reference stills for anything you want kept exact.
Just a premise and a cast is enough — the studio writes the episodes, plants the cliffhangers and weaves your product in. Or borrow the structure of a Studio series like THE HOUSE HAS NOTES.
Episodes usually run 30-70 seconds, 9:16 vertical. A common cadence is two episodes a day to build a viewing habit — but you set the pace.
Every episode can be localized with native voiceover in 120+ languages, from one brief — so the series travels across markets.
Pay as you go: watch previews here, pay one-time only for the episodes you download — from $4.99, up to $29.99 for a premium cut.
A sentence in — a finished video out. Watch previews here; pay only for what you download.
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