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Write or import the script
Start from a brief, outline, scene, or product idea and shape it into scenes.
AI directing and editing studio
From brief to cinematic cut.
Turn a script, product brief, story idea, or scene concept into a directed project: storyboard the scenes, create source material, generate takes, leave comments, and cut the finished video in Tailslate.
StoryboardSource materialGenerated takesFull cut
The real problem
AI video can make clips. Making a complete cut is the hard part.
Serious creators are not asking for another random prompt box. They need the story, references, takes, comments, and edit to stay connected from first direction to final cut.
Every clip starts from zero instead of remembering the scene.
Characters, products, locations, and style drift between takes.
Prompts, references, comments, and edits get scattered across tools.
The final cut becomes manual stitching instead of directing.
End-to-end workflow
Write the story. Build the storyboard. Direct the takes. Cut the movie.
Tailslate is not just a planning board or generation queue. It is the place where the video takes shape, from source material to the finished edit.
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Storyboard the project
Arrange scenes and shots before committing to generations, so the cut has structure from the start.
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Create source material
Generate or attach character, product, location, style, voice, and keyframe references.
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Generate takes
Create clips from shots that already know their story context and visual references.
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Comment and revise
Mark what works, what breaks, and what should change on the next take.
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Edit the cut
Assemble the finished video in Tailslate, with the storyboard and takes still connected.
Storyboard to editor
The storyboard stays connected to the cut.
Source material, generated takes, comments, and selects stay tied to the scenes they belong to. When you edit the video, you are not starting over with a folder of disconnected clips.
Storyboard
Scenes and shots before generation
Scene 01
Midnight workshop
Founder sketches the first lamp module under warm practical light.
Scene 02
Source references
Product angles, hands, material finish, desk environment, voice tone.
Scene 03
Assembly reveal
Selected take pushes from wide shot into the lamp snapping together.
Selected take
Push in from desk-wide to product detail. Keep the brass finish warmer. Use this as the select for Scene 03.
Comment thread
“Great motion. Regenerate with slower hands and preserve the exact product silhouette.”
Cut timeline
Why creators use it
More than generation. The whole movie comes together here.
Story to structure
Turn a brief, script, or scene idea into a project with scenes, beats, and a clear direction.
Storyboard before generation
Arrange the movie before you generate every take, so each clip belongs to a larger cut.
Source material that carries through
Keep characters, products, locations, style, voice, and keyframes attached to the shots that need them.
Takes with comments
Generate variations, compare them side by side, comment on what should change, and choose the select.
Full cut in one place
Edit the finished video inside Tailslate instead of exporting disconnected clips into a separate workflow by default.
Made for complete sequences
For creators making more than one clip.
Tailslate is for the moment when a scene, product story, trailer, or short film needs continuity from first frame to final cut.
AI short filmsPitch videosProduct commercialsConcept trailersStory scenesCinematic social pieces
Start with the scene
Make the scene in your head hold together on screen.
Describe the first direction. Tailslate will open a project around the storyboard, source material, takes, comments, and cut.