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How to produce an AI short-drama episode with consistent characters with Printfilm

Write an outline and script, store characters and scenes in the asset library, and turn episodes into shots.

  • Content
  • Advanced
  • 90 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA short-drama or comic writer who wants episodes with the same characters and locations across multiple chapters.

The problemKeeping characters and scenes consistent across episodes is hard when every shot is made separately.

The outcomeA multi-episode AI 漫剧 project with reusable characters, scenes, and props, parsed into shots that can be edited and rendered.

What you need first

  • Docker Desktop, or Docker Engine with Compose
  • A TokenFree API key (sk-...), or set ARK_MOCK=true to try the interface without real generation
  • Ports 8000, 8080, and 8081 free on the host machine

Steps

  1. Log in at http://localhost:8080 and create an AI 漫剧 project.
  2. Enter the outline, episode summary, or script content for each episode.
  3. Add characters, scenes, and props to the asset library so they can be reused across episodes.
  4. Parse the script into shots, then edit shots in the storyboard editor and canvas.
  5. Generate video per episode, then check the episode output in the episode workbench.

Prompt for your agent

Using the printfilm AI 漫剧 feature at http://localhost:8080, create a project named <project name> with the script in <script file>, add the recurring characters to the asset library, and parse episode 1 into shots. Report the shot count and confirm that each character is linked to its assets.

Caveat. The README points to docs/EPISODE_RULES.md for episode rules, and this use case should be checked against that file before you rely on the episode output.

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