The Studio, in full
Everything one reference shoot becomes.
Three records nobody else holds together — who she is, what is being made, and what she agreed to — joined by one identity that stays fixed across every generator below. What's listed here is what's actually live today, not a roadmap.
01 — Identity & consent
Identity build & lock
One reference photo expands into a canonical, multi-angle profile. Every frame generated afterward is verified against it and silently regenerated if it drifts.
Consent & erasure
Server-authored consent grants, scoped per talent, per use, per client. Revoking one cascades into every package it was ever delivered in — real erasure, not a flag.
02 — Generate & edit
Generate a shoot
Any outfit, any setting, any number of variants — identity held fixed throughout. Reviewed as a contact sheet, rejects included.
Edit a frame
Change one existing frame — pose, light, a detail — without re-rolling the face.
Finish
Grade, upscale, and straighten a frame once the shoot is picked.
03 — Wardrobe & location
Wardrobe try-on
One garment, shot on as many models as the brief needs — the real product, not a generic approximation.
Garment swap
Swap a garment into a frame that already exists, without disturbing pose, framing, or identity.
Location scouting
Describe a location; the plate it generates is banked and locked as the backdrop for every look shot on it — and the camera can stand somewhere other than where the plate stood.
04 — Production tools
Canvas
A node graph — wire a talent, a garment, and a location together and run the whole shoot as one operation, batched across a multi-select.
Looks
Save a setting, light, and register once; apply it to any talent in one click.
Region inpaint & finishing
Regenerate one masked area of a frame — a sleeve, a background — without touching the rest. Film stock, grain, halation, and chromatic aberration on top, plus an upscaler.
05 — Video
Clips
Turn a still into a short motion clip — a camera move or the subject in motion.
Sequence
Pick N frames and get N-1 anchored clips, each wired end-to-start so consecutive clips share a frame and cut together.
Timeline
A real editor: order clips, trim heads, hold frames, and cut with a playhead razor. Exports at 3:4, 9:16, 1:1, or 16:9.
06 — Delivery
Jobs
A brief, its cast, and every shoot made under it, tied to one client — with the shot list rendered against the frames actually delivered.
Send the work
A job ships as a revocable link over its own delivery book — stills, film, or both — with view counts back.
Lookbook / Books
Curate, order, and share — revocable links and a PDF deck, the same book view the rest of the platform uses.