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Film & Storytelling

A scene, a character, and a story that keeps both.

Cinematic shots that hold their character and their look across a whole sequence — from one idea, without a location or a crew.

One idea. Every shot it takes.

A character that survives the cut, a scene that runs in one shot, and an interior that stays consistent while the camera moves — lit and graded, with nothing filmed.

How it works

Idea to sequence, in five answers.

A cinematic sequence generated in Covely
  1. 01

    Write the idea

    A premise, not a prompt. One or two sentences.

  2. 02

    Cast the characters

    Generated and then locked, so shot nine matches shot one.

  3. 03

    Build the world

    The environments the story needs, kept consistent between them.

  4. 04

    Direct the shots

    The shot list, the camera moves, the order they cut in.

  5. 05

    Render the sequence

    Shot by shot, then assembled, with sound over the top.

Control

All in-house. One brand, your own material, no hand-offs.

Producing in-house is control: the same brand on every frame, the material never leaving the building, and a schedule that is yours rather than a vendor's. Covely makes that possible without growing the team.

One brand identity across every scene and every cut of it.
No brief doing the rounds outside the company.
The whole team enabled, and no new hire needed to enable it.
One tool where half a dozen suppliers used to be.

One story. Every length it has to run at.

The same sequence cut wide for a screen, vertical for a feed, and short for a pre-roll.

16:9Screen, YouTube, CTV
9:16Vertical cut-downs
2.39:1The anamorphic crop
90+Languages for dialogue and narration

Before you start

Which models does Covely use?

Image: Google Nano Banana Pro, Flux, Ideogram, Seedream. Video: Google Veo, Kling, Runway, Sora, Seedance. Voice: ElevenLabs. Covely selects one per step by default, and the choice can be overridden.

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How is Covely different from using a generative model directly?

A model returns one output. Covely saves the brand, the products, the references, the tone and the rules once, then applies them to everything generated afterwards, so the four hundredth asset still looks like the brand.

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How does Covely handle consent for a face or a voice?

No face and no voice enters the platform without documented permission from the person it belongs to, and generating a real person's likeness without their consent is prohibited.

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What does Covely cost?

Credit-based plans in US dollars, starting at 59 dollars a month for 400 credits, with Starter, Growth and Scale tiers. Paying four months up front takes 15% off and twelve months takes 30%. Credits are spent per output, and the pricing page lists what each output costs.

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Make your first film.

Open Covely, pick a creator, paste a script. The workflow is already built.