Mixio Studio / AI video production

Plan the scene. Direct the take.

Mixio keeps your script, cast, world and shot references together so you can guide generation and judge what comes back.

Open Studio See the sequence

A shot starts before the render.

Keep the approved look with the shot, use rough blocking to settle the movement, then review the result against the plan.

The Signal House — an illustrative planning study.

Portrait of a character beside a brass instrument used as a visual reference — Reference
Know who is in the shot.
Mixio keeps the approved look, prop and world beside the shot.

Illustrative 3D blockout placing a character, prop and camera path beside a coastal building — 3D blocking
Place the action first.
Block the scene in 3D, then bring the rough pass into the shot references.

Illustrative finished frame with the character and brass instrument outside the coastal building — Directed frame
Review the take in context.
Compare the result with the scene plan and references before making another.

The Signal House · illustrative study

Decide before you render.

Keep the script breakdown, Cast & World references, shot plans and review decisions in one project. Work out framing in a rough pass before spending credits on a render.

Explore the workspace

01
Break down the script
Move from screenplay or brief to scenes, characters and shot plans.
02
Direct the rough pass
Keep approved looks with a shot and bring in blocking when position or camera movement matters.
03
Choose the next take
Review what the model made against the plan before spending credits on another render.

Model selection