AI Series for UGC Creators and Their Brand Clients

Made with Soapflix

Wok This Way

We gave Soapflix one premise about a UGC creator in Singapore, and picked the TV drama style. Everything below came back from it: the script, the cast, the poster and the scenes. Nothing was filmed, drawn or edited by hand.

THE PREMISE

Mei, a UGC creator in Singapore who films short brand videos from her HDB flat, makes a quick 30-second video for her uncle's struggling char kway teow stall at a hawker centre in Tiong Bahru, just as a favour. By the next morning it has two million views. The queue goes around the block, three brands want to sign her, a TV producer wants to film a show at the stall, and a famous food critic is coming at noon. But her uncle has disappeared without a word, and nobody else knows his recipe. Mei has to run the stall, handle the brands and keep the video's promise alive, while she works out why her uncle ran away on the best day of his life.

5 episodesComedyTV drama

When Mei's video sends a crowd to her uncle's struggling char kway teow stall, she must serve the rush, face a food critic, and decide what success means before the attention turns the family business into a spectacle.

EP 1Two Million Before Breakfast3 scenes
EP 2Three Offers, One Apron3 scenes
EP 3The Reunion That Wasn't3 scenes
EP 4Paperwork and Pepper3 scenes
EP 5A Plate of His Own3 scenes

The cast

Every character gets a cast photo. Every scene is drawn from these photos, so the cast looks the same in every episode.

Mei Lin, a cast photo from Wok This Way — Mei Lin

Uncle Han, a cast photo from Wok This Way — Uncle Han

Auntie Salmah, a cast photo from Wok This Way — Auntie Salmah

Celeste Goh, a cast photo from Wok This Way — Celeste Goh

Marcus Vale, a cast photo from Wok This Way — Marcus Vale

Episode 1: Two Million Before Breakfast

The scenes of the first episode, each read by a narrator voice and scored with music in the final video.

Scene 1 of Wok This Way episode 1, TV drama style

Scene 2 of Wok This Way episode 1, TV drama style

Scene 3 of Wok This Way episode 1, TV drama style

See the full Wok This Way preview on Soapflix.

Why series

A new product, not another shoot.

Series are content that viewers follow, and they take you minutes, not days. Here is how creators use them.

Sell series to brands

Pitch a branded series next to your usual videos: a story set in the brand's world, with its product in the scenes. A 5-episode series is a week of posts from one brief.

Grow your own channel

Post an episode a day. Every episode ends on a hook, so viewers follow to see what happens next, and your channel grows between brand deals.

Content with no shoot

No filming, no lights, no location. Every character gets a cast photo, and every scene is drawn from it, so your cast looks the same in every episode.

Every niche, every look

14 art styles, from TV drama and anime to claymation, and 53 narrator voices. Match the look to the brand, or run a different channel for each niche.

Premise ideas

Start from one sentence.

Premises in a single sentence work best: who, where, and what goes wrong. Try one of these, or write one for your next client.

A UGC creator's video for her uncle's hawker stall gets two million views overnight, and then her uncle disappears.
A skincare brand's new face finds out that the product she films every day was never tested.
Two rival creators are booked for the same brand campaign, and only one of them will be in the final cut.
A café owner hires a creator for one video, and ends up with a queue, a critic and a secret recipe to protect.
A fitness coach's client goes viral for all the wrong reasons, the week before her biggest competition.
A creator's AI twin starts taking brand deals she never agreed to.

Questions

Series for creators, answered.

Can I sell Soapflix series to brands?

Yes. You write the premise, Soapflix makes the series, and you download each episode as a vertical video to deliver or post. Many creators pitch a series as a package, for example five episodes set in the brand's world.

What do I get for free?

New accounts get free credits. They cover writing a series and making its first episode, with the cast photos, poster, scenes, narrator voice and music, and often a second episode too.

How long does it take?

Writing a series takes one to three minutes. Making the cast and an episode takes a few minutes more.

Do the characters look the same in every episode?

Yes. Every character gets a cast photo first, and every scene is drawn from those photos, so faces, hair and outfits match from the first episode to the last.

Which platforms can I post on?

TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Each episode downloads as a vertical video with the poster, slow camera motion, narrator voice and music.

Can my AI agent make series for me?

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.

Instantly create an AI series for your brand clients.