
AI video production platform for film...
Once you are on Preview's canvas, the work is not a single render. References, shots, and versions sit on the same surface. When the script changes, scenes, characters, and locations become structure the whole team can read, and the shot list records owners and status. Provenance notes who generated each frame, with which model, and at which settings. Client notes can be pasted in so the agent maps them to shots and drafts changes before a person accepts them. It fits commercial crews and directors who review many rounds in one workspace, from concept through final approval.
Preview is an AI video production platform for film teams. Scripts, storyboards, shot lists, generation, and review sit on one infinite canvas, where a team can arrange references, compare takes, and track each shot. Characters, locations, and props can be saved as assets and called again inside prompts. Preview Agent can break a script into shots, draft prompts, and map client notes onto the affected shots. The site also says each generation keeps a record, and that user content is not used for training.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Shared infinite canvas
References, shots, and scenes can sit side by side so the whole team adjusts them on one surface instead of hunting through spreadsheets and folders.
Script to shot list
After you write or import a script, scenes, characters, and locations become structure the workspace understands, and every shot traces back to the page.
Assets and camera bag
Define characters, locations, and props once, then mention them in later prompts. The camera bag combines lenses, cameras, and film stock for a consistent look.
Walkable locations
A generated location can be entered as a navigable space so you can find a camera position and capture that angle instead of guessing with words.
Revision from client notes
Paste client notes into Preview Agent and it maps each note to the affected shots, drafts the changes, and stages them for a person to accept or reject.
A commercial team aligning boards
A director and producer compare takes on one canvas, assign shot owners, and see each shot's status from board to final.
Shot-by-shot client revisions
A producer pastes client notes into the agent, sees which shots the draft changes touch, and then keeps or overrules each one.
Keeping a character consistent
An art lead saves character, wardrobe, and location assets, then later prompts cite those assets so shots drift less.
The site says references, takes, and scenes can sit side by side on an infinite canvas while the team works in real time. Scenes, characters, and locations broken out of the script also enter that workspace. You can assign owners, tag takes, and filter status without a separate spreadsheet.
Paste the notes into Preview Agent. It maps each note to the affected shots, drafts the changes, and stages them for review. You can still approve, adjust, or overrule shot by shot. If a shot should stay, reject that draft. The agent does not lock the final cut for you.
The page states zero data retention: it does not store, analyze, or train on your content. Each frame still carries a record of who generated it, which model, and which settings. How prompts and outputs are kept after you enter the workspace should be read there.
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