Material everywhere
Voice memos, character sheets, chat logs, a scene you wrote at 3am. Nothing talks to anything else.
Fix: paste it all in. Dreamframe sorts it into a living film bible.
Dreamframe is an AI writers' room for anime and animation creators. Dump your lore, characters and half-scenes, and get back a screenplay and shot-by-shot prompts for Kling, Runway, Veo or Sora. Join the Creator Pool and your membership becomes credits for your film, plus a shared pool the whole community draws from.
Most indie creators don't lack ideas. They have folders full of them. What they lack is a writer to pull it together and a video budget that doesn't run dry after twenty clips.
Voice memos, character sheets, chat logs, a scene you wrote at 3am. Nothing talks to anything else.
Fix: paste it all in. Dreamframe sorts it into a living film bible.
You know what happens. Getting it into screenplay form, scene after scene, is where projects stall.
Fix: an AI writer that works from your canon, in proper format, and takes rewrite notes.
Every generator wants a monthly plan. Testing three tools to find the one that holds your characters gets expensive fast.
Fix: pool credits with other creators so nobody's film stalls for lack of budget.

Dreamframe wasn't built in a vacuum. It was built to rescue one creator's sprawling anime feature: geometric kingdoms, chromatic dragons, a 303,000-character session log and 90+ files that no tool could hold at once.
Every membership splits three ways. Most of it is yours to spend, a slice funds the shared pool, and a small cut keeps the studio running. 1 credit = 1¢ of AI writing at cost. No markup on your own credits.
Pick a tier. Founding members pay nothing until the pool opens.
70% of your membership lands as personal credits for scenes, rewrites, shot lists and reference sheets.
20% of every membership goes into one shared community pool, visible to every member.
Out of credits mid-scene? Request a draw. Each month members vote on Pool Picks, the projects that get boosted.
credits flow into the shared pool every month, about $580 of AI writing the community can hand to whoever needs it most.
Every tier gets the full writers' room. Bigger tiers mean more credits and a bigger share flowing into the pool.
For shorts, pilots and getting your notes in order.
For a feature or series in active production.
For small teams and creators shipping weekly.
The first 100 members lock their price for life, get a founder mark on their profile, and their first month's pool share is matched to seed the pool. No card needed to claim a seat.
Claim a seatEach month, members put forward projects and vote. The winners get a boost from the shared pool. One member, one vote, whatever your tier.
Members test Kling, Runway, Veo and others on real scenes and share results, so you stop paying to learn the same lesson.
Small monthly groups read each other's scenes and give the notes an AI can't.
Your characters, scripts and prompts belong to you. Export to Fountain, CSV or Markdown anytime.
No. It's a membership. Your money buys prepaid creative credits and access to the community pool. There's no equity, profit share or financial return. What you get back is finished pages and shot lists.
Not directly. Dreamframe writes the screenplay and breaks each scene into 3–10 second shots with prompts tuned for your generator (Kling, Runway, Veo, Sora, Midjourney Niji). You run them in the tool of your choice.
When your own credits run low, you can request a draw with a short note on what it's for. Draws are capped per member per month so the pool stays fair, and every draw is visible to members. Pool Picks are voted monthly.
Personal credits roll over for 3 months. Credits in the community pool never expire.
Not today. Claiming a founding seat is free. When the pool opens we'll email you to confirm your tier before any payment. You can walk away at that point.
Anime is where it started, but it works for any animated or illustrated story: western animation, webtoons, motion comics and music videos.
Tell us what you're making. Founding members are onboarded in small waves, and every wave helps shape how the pool works.