Hi Product Hunt, I'm Vishak, the maker of SceneFlix. I built SceneFlix because even though today's video generation models are great, making a long, good video with them is still hard. Short-form clips are easy enough, but for long-form videos and documentaries, keeping characters consistent from scene to scene is still a real challenge. I wanted to solve that problem, and I think SceneFlix will help creators make the longer videos they've been wanting to make. The prep work is scattered too: research in one doc, the script in another, prompts in a third. SceneFlix turns one topic into a single connected production kit: - One four-view character sheet prompt per person (front, side, back, closeup), and every scene prompt points back to it - Research where every claim carries its source, and weak or single-source claims are flagged as uncertain instead of written in as fact - A script paced for voiceover - A scene board where every scene names its cast, plus copy-ready image and video prompts for Google Flow - A YouTube pack: titles, description, chapters, tags, and a thumbnail prompt - Exports to PDF, DOCX, Markdown, CSV, JSON, and SRT subtitles Pick from eight visual styles: 2D cinematic, anime, 3D feature, faceless 3D, claymation, whiteboard, motion graphics, or photoreal. To be upfront: SceneFlix doesn't render video. It hands you the files. You generate in Flow, loading each character sheet as a reference so faces stay consistent, then edit in CapCut, Premiere, or Filmora. Want to see the end result? Open the Suez Canal example and go to Export. The finished video made from that kit is there, built from the same script, characters, and prompts. Your first kit is free (up to 10 minutes). I'd love feedback on two things: which visual style you'd want next, and where the kit still leaves you doing manual work.

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Topic in, production kit out, for animated documentaries

Topic in, production kit out, for animated documentaries