VietFilm AI helps a solo filmmaker take a story from a one-line idea to an outline, a screenplay, and shot-ready prompts for AI video models — without losing continuity along the way.
Pick a genre, answer a few story questions, and get an episode-by-episode outline you can edit, lock, and roll back.
Each episode is written in standard screenplay format, sized to the runtime you set, with every draft kept as a version.
Your visual rules — light, color, wardrobe, what never appears on screen — are stored once and applied to every draft.
Highlight a passage and turn it into a prompt for an AI video model, checked against a list of rules before you render.
Generate character and wardrobe reference sheets so the same people and outfits carry across clips.
A node canvas links script, images, and video clips so one episode's whole pipeline is visible on a single screen.
Claude writes the screenplays and the video prompts. Long drafts are compared side by side with other models, and Claude is the one we keep for the final script: it holds character voice and story rules across episodes better than anything else we have tested.
Early stage. VietFilm AI is built by one founder in Vietnam and is used internally today to produce short-form AI film episodes. It is not open to the public yet. We are working toward a hosted version for independent creators.