Cinematic style
Write one sentence. Soapflix turns it into a cinematic series: every episode scripted with dialogue, a realistic cast that looks the same in every scene, a poster, scenes, voices and music, ready to post as vertical video.
Made with Soapflix
We gave Soapflix one premise and picked the Cinematic style. Everything below came back from it: the script, the cast, the poster and the scenes. Nothing was filmed, drawn or edited by hand.
On a night flight from London to New York, a flight attendant finds a handwritten note tucked into an empty seat. It describes, minute by minute, an emergency landing that has not happened yet, and the first thing it predicts comes true twenty minutes later. With no signal, a full cabin and a captain who will not believe her, she must find out which of the passengers wrote the note, and why, before the last line of it comes true.
On a night flight from London to New York, flight attendant Mara Vale finds a note predicting an emergency landing minute by minute, and must identify its author and persuade the captain to act before the final line at 02:17.
Every character gets a cast photo. Every scene is drawn from these photos, so the cast looks the same in every episode.





The scenes of the first episode, each read by a narrator voice and scored with music in the final video.
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Pick your look
Both styles are realistic. Pick one for the whole series, and every image follows it.
Film-like light, shallow depth of field and rich colour grading, like a feature film. It suits thrillers, heists, sci-fi and big dramas.
Bright, clean and natural, like a primetime series. It suits hospital, workplace and family dramas, and comedies.
Premise ideas
Premises in a single sentence work best: who, where, and what goes wrong. Try one of these.
Questions
Yes. Soapflix writes the whole series from your premise, scene by scene with dialogue, then makes the cast photos, poster, scene images, narrator voiceovers and music in a cinematic, realistic style, and exports each episode as a vertical video.
Yes. Every character gets a cast photo first, and every scene is drawn from those photos, so faces, hair and costumes match from the first episode to the last.
Cinematic looks like a feature film, with dramatic light and colour grading. TV drama is brighter and more natural, like a primetime series.
5, 10 or 15 episodes. Short episodes have 3 to 4 scenes and long episodes have 5 to 8, and each one ends on a hook that brings viewers to the next.
Yes. Each episode downloads as a vertical video with the poster, slow camera motion, narrator voice and music, ready to post.
Yes. Connect Claude or any MCP client to https://app.soapflix.ai/mcp, and your agent can write stories, make every asset and export the episodes.
Write a premise, pick Cinematic, and get the whole series. Pay as you go with credits.
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