glu studio: make an AI film, scene by scene
glu studio is a private beta for making AI films, from glu.tv. Describe your film in a sentence, shape its scenes, cast and sound, and glu studio puts them together into one film. It's for people who want to make AI films, not just watch them. Access is invite-only.
Sign in once. If you don't have an invite yet, that puts you on the waitlist, and we'll email you when your invite is ready. For people 18 or over.
AI film-making made simple
Designed for film-making workflows, not standalone video clips. Go from one sentence to a finished film, with your scenes, cast and sound in one place.
- Step 1
Say what happens
One sentence opens as your first scene. Add more scenes when you want them.
- Step 2
Shape it
Add your cast, up to 5 references per scene, and music. Speech and sound are generated with the picture.
- Step 3
Make my film
Make your scenes, then glu studio puts them together into one film. Then download it.
Built for a whole film
Keep your story together from first scene to last. Reuse your cast and places, choose how each scene joins the next, and remake one without touching the rest.
Mobile first
Make a whole film on your phone. Films don't get made at a desk, so make yours wherever the idea finds you.
Plan from an idea
Describe your film in a few lines and get a first plan, with a title, scenes, cast and places, that you can change.
Cast and places
Add characters, places and objects from a photo or a description, and reuse them across scenes.
Voices and lines
Give a character a voice and write what they say, or add a narrator; short lines work best.
Look and shape
Set a look such as noir or claymation, match a scene to a picture, and pick landscape or portrait.
Camera and mood
Choose shot size, camera move, angle and atmosphere such as fog or rain, as direction for the AI.
Scene joins
Choose how scenes meet: a cut, a dissolve, a fade to black, or continuous from the last frame.
Music and sound
Add your own track under the whole film at the volume you choose, and describe sound effects per scene.
Preview first
Try a scene as a quick image, then keep the one you like to guide the video; not for continuous scenes.
See the cost first
Each scene shows its cost in credits before you make it, so you decide what to spend. See plans.
Takes and remakes
Make several takes of a scene and pick your favourite, or remake just the one you changed.
Copy a film
Copy a film to try another direction; the original stays, and the copy keeps your setup but no video.
Who can use glu studio?
It is invite-only during the beta. Join the waitlist and we'll email you as soon as your invite is ready.
How long can a scene be?
A scene is 2 to 30 seconds long. Each scene can use up to 5 references; your library and your film have no limit.
Will my character look the same in every scene?
They stay recognisable from scene to scene, but not photo-exact. A clear face photo helps. A place stays the same from its description alone.
Will their voice stay the same?
Not always yet. A voice can shift a little between scenes. Lip sync on spoken lines is also still hit and miss, so short lines work best.
Can the whole film share one piece of music?
Yes. Add music once for the whole film and it plays under every scene.
Who owns what I make?
You do, to the extent anyone can own it. Whether AI-generated material attracts copyright is unsettled in many places, so we don't promise that it does. We don't claim your outputs as ours. Your use of them is subject to our terms and to rights other people hold in what you put in.
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Sign in once. If you don't have an invite yet, that puts you on the waitlist, and we'll email you when your invite is ready. For people 18 or over.
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