A short film, with people who look like the people.
Tell the story. The director breaks it into acts and shots, keeps your cast recognisable in every frame, writes the title cards, and cuts it to music.
From $69 · Professional from $149
What we need.
The story
A paragraph is plenty. Who, where, what happens, how it ends.
Your cast
Three photos each. They stay the same person in every shot.
A feeling
Cinematic, documentary, retro, noir — or leave it to the director.
What comes back.
A structure, not a montage
Acts with a beginning, a turn and an end, on paper before you pay.
Consistent faces
The same people across every location and time of day.
Narration, if it needs it
A chosen voice reading lines the director wrote for the film.
Subtitles
Burnt in for $4.99.
Ini Enak Banget — a short film
One man, nine countries, the summit of Everest and a plastic stool in Medan. Shot for real it needs a travelling crew, monument permits and a summit unit — the director costed it at $2,017,400. Made here, Standard finish: $93.99.
What a short film costs.
| Example | Length | Standard | Professional | Is this Hollywood? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A 4-minute short film | 2 to 4 minutes | $69 | $149 | $239 |
No revisions included in these figures; you choose 0 to 3 on the quote. Full price list.
About short films.
- How long can a short film be?
- Up to about ten minutes. Longer films are quoted by the band.
- Can I make a series?
- Yes — each episode is its own film, and the cast carries across them.
- Do you write the story for me?
- The director writes the film from your paragraph, and asks the questions that change it. The story is yours.
- What if I hate a scene?
- Say so in a revision. Only the shots your notes touch get reworked.
Tell us the film. The storyboard is free.
You will get a director’s questions, a full storyboard as a page and a PDF, and three fixed quotes. Nothing is made and nothing is charged until you choose one.
Start a filmfree to storyboard