Prologue Studio User Guide
Welcome to Prologue AI — your creative studio for AI filmmaking. Whether you're storyboarding an idea, animating a concept, or producing a full short film, Prologue gives you the tools to go from script to screen in one workspace. Let's walk through how the filmmaking option works.
Before you generate, fill out the Context tab as much as you can and build a Project Squad of Creative Specialists — a richer brief and focused agents mean better results, and you can work on different tasks in parallel.
Vibe Create brings a collaborative creative agent, a multimodal workspace, and an intelligent workflow together on one canvas — so you can go from first idea to finished work without switching tools.
Where do you want to start?
Key highlights
| Keyword | Feature | How it helps you |
|---|---|---|
| Vibe Create | our most advanced AI studio yet | built to orchestrate leading image, video, audio, music, and language models in one workflow. |
| Creative Studio Canvas | one infinite canvas for filmmaking and branding | with project stages, scenes, shots, takes, and generations kept together. |
| Project Visual Language | choose a curated look or upload references | then apply that style across storyboards, images, and videos automatically. |
| Script Intelligence | drop in a script | brief, PDF, or text file and Prologue identifies the creative elements that define the project. |
| Reusable Creative Elements | characters | locations, props, products, logos, colors, and brand assets become cards you can reference with @mentions. |
| AI Storyboarding | turn scripts into shot-by-shot storyboards with framing | mood, composition, and ready-to-run image prompts. |
| Production-Ready Video Prompts | generate structured motion prompts with camera movement | framing, performance, dialogue, and SFX. |
| Batch Production | launch images and videos across scenes and shots at once | with every job tracked in one place. |
Context & Project Squad
The fastest way to get great results is to set up your project brief in Context, then add Creative Specialists who can work alongside Prologue Intent — even on different tasks at the same time.
Fill out the Context tab as much as you can
Open the Context tab at the top of Studio. This is your shared project brief — the more complete it is, the better every generation and answer will be.
Fill in what you can: a short overview of the project, visual language and brand guidelines, your default aspect ratio, rules (tone, pacing, do's and don'ts), world-building links on the canvas, inspiration images and links, and files in the knowledge bank. Upload briefs, PDFs, or markdown so the squad has real reference material.
When your brief is ready, turn on Use context. Your whole squad reads this page while you chat. Leave it off while you are still drafting.
Add Creative Specialists to your Project Squad
Every project has a creative team on the right in Project Squad. Prologue Intent is always there as your main assistant. New projects also include Creative Analyst, who is great at reading your canvas and describing images, video, and audio.
Add more specialists with New Creative Specialist. Give each one a name, avatar, guide prompt (who they are and how they help), and optional personal rules. Use Enhance if you want help polishing the wording.
Each specialist has their own chat thread. Click an agent to talk to them directly — your conversation with Intent stays separate.
Work on different things in parallel
Switch between agents anytime. Work keeps running in the background — a spinner shows when a specialist is busy, and a blue dot appears when there is unread activity.
That means you can divide the work: one specialist refining storyboard prompts while another explores image directions, or Intent coordinating the project while a writing-focused specialist drafts copy. You do not have to wait for one thread to finish before starting another.
Ask Prologue Intent what your specialists have been doing if you want a quick summary without opening every conversation.
The workspace
Your workspace has 6 zones: On the left, the Chat — where you can brainstorm with prologue intent, ask questions, or create assets by selecting models at the bottom of the prompt box. This will automatically open the second panel, the model Form Panel on the right, to set generation parameters. Next to it is your elements panel. Create characters, locations, props or any other element and reuse these elements as inputs in new video or image models directly within the model Form Panel. In the center, the Canvas — an infinite workspace where your shots, scenes, and elements live. Under the canvas you can find the scene strip where you can upload a script, organise your shots by takes, remove or add shots or scenes. The last zone is a history film strip where you can see all the content generated in your project.
Step by step
Starting with a script
Filmmaking in Prologue starts with a script. You can write one directly in the Script tab, or upload a PDF or text file.
Element detection
When the Script is final, you can use this tool to extract elements — that's characters, locations, and props,
Generating story elements
then create the elements with text to image models or upload your elements — so you can keep them visually consistent across every shot.
Generating storyboard
The next step is to build a storyboard. Use this tool to automatically create image prompts from script, edit them and you are ready to build your storyboard.
Each scene is made up of shots. Click a shot card on the canvas, or use the Form Panel to generate an image or video. In the chat prompt panel, you can reference your script elements — like a character or location — right inside the prompt to maintain visual continuity. Every time you generate, Prologue creates a new take. You can compare takes and pick the one that works best by promoting it to shot 1. Each generated image, text or prompt can fit into the five stages of creation that are clearly indicated at the top of the center canvas. 1 Script→ 2 Elements → 3 Storyboard → 4 Frames → 5 Video
Video breakdown
When the storyboard is pixel perfect, the last step is to create the Video breakdown. Use this tool to generate the Video prompts using elements and storyboard frames. The tol will create all the prompts automatically adding camera angles, framing, movement, lens, key objects, characters, locations, Temporal Multi-Prompt Sequence, Performance, Dialogue Audio and SFX directions, ready to copy paste in the video model of your choice.
Refining and iterating
Last step: EDITING AND REFINING each video shot. Hover any shot to open Quick Actions. You can edit video with ingredients, create a similar shot matching your reference clip, extend the end of the video sequence, upscale, create a mask, reframe, add foley, create audio from video, lipsynch or add subtitles. All your edits stack as new takes — nothing gets lost.
Visualise your timeline
Visualise YOUR TIMELINE Drag to reorder shots. Preview your video and when you're ready,
Export timeline
export your sequence as a video file, download audio mix or export your timeline to Adobe premiere, Final cut or Pro tools.
That's Prologue filmmaking: script, generate, refine, and export. Jump in, experiment, and bring your story to life.