
In Cinema, the audience chooses
An interactive drama is hard because choices and pictures have to change together. ReelFork's story agent writes the script from a plain-language idea and scaffolds every node, and the branch canvas adjusts choices, conditions, and effects by dragging. Scene prompts generate video and storyboard images in the editor, with motion, character consistency, and style presets. After publishing, the audience chooses paths in Cinema and can talk with characters that remember them. A public work can be forked into your own version. It fits authors who want a multi-ending short drama without learning to code or hiring a shoot. Push notices are described for iPhone.
ReelFork makes dramas people can play, not only watch. In Studio, creators generate a script and branches in plain language, edit nodes and choices on a visual canvas, and generate scene images and video in the editor. In Cinema, the audience chooses; video scenes, text-adventure scenes, and small interactive apps can sit on the same branch tree. Projects use a readable open drama format and can be embedded on a web page. The site says you can start free and do not need a credit card. It names no company.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Story agent writes branches
Describe the story in everyday language and the agent writes the script, builds branches, and scaffolds each node.
Edit choices on the canvas
A node editor designs choices, conditions, and effects so a multi-ending story is dragged into place instead of programmed.
Generate pictures in the editor
Scene prompts generate video and storyboard images, with motion control, character consistency, and style presets.
Cinema playback and embed
The audience chooses branches in Cinema; an embed snippet can place the player on a site, and the drama can be shared to social apps.
Open format and forks
A project is stored in a readable drama format for direct upload or the visual editor, and a public work can be forked.
Independents making a multi-ending short
Start from a plain-language idea, then adjust the key choices and endings on the canvas.
Audiences choosing in the browser
Open a title in Cinema and choose the next scene between video and text.
Embedding a playable drama on a site
Use the embed snippet from the site to place the player on your own page.
The story agent takes a plain-language idea, writes the script, builds branches, and scaffolds each node. The branch canvas is a node editor for choices, conditions, and effects. Inside the editor, scene prompts can also generate video and storyboard images, with motion, character consistency, and style presets. The order is the play and its branches first, then pictures on the nodes, rather than one video with no choices.
The audience chooses in Cinema, and video scenes, text adventures, and small interactive apps can share one tree. After publishing, share the drama to social apps or place an embed snippet on your site. The project itself is stored in a readable open drama format that can be uploaded or edited in the visual editor. An approved public community work can be forked and published again as your starting point.
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