Gen-4 Turbo now available

Describe the shot.
We roll camera.

Cinema-grade AI video generation with precise camera motion control, consistent character identity, and photorealistic physics. 4K native. 24 to 120fps. Any style you can imagine.

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Output 4K FPS 60 Model Gen-4 Turbo
How it works

Write a scene.
Watch it materialize.

You think in shots, cuts, and camera angles. Gen Cinema speaks the same language. Describe what you see in your head — the framing, the light, the movement — and the model generates it at cinema resolution.

Scene prompt
Res 4K FPS 24 Lens Anamorphic Duration 8s
Generated 3.2s · Gen-4 Turbo
4K 24fps
Style library

Every director has
a visual language.

Choose from cinematic style presets or train your own. Each encodes color grading, camera behavior, lens characteristics, and motion quality from real filmmaking traditions.

Warm golden sunset aerial
Golden Hour Aerial Warm tones, long shadows, drone sweep
Dynamic light trails
Neon Trails Long exposure, urban motion, color streaks
Deep blue ocean aerial
Deep Blue Overhead ocean, teal grade, slow orbit
Warm-lit filmmaker
Tungsten Interior Warm practicals, shallow DOF, intimate
Dramatic valley landscape
Epic Landscape Wide anamorphic, dramatic light, crane
Mountain road storytelling
Road Film Desaturated, tracking, narrative tension
Camera motion

Direct the camera,
not just the scene.

Precise physical camera paths. Dolly through corridors. Crane over rooftops. Steadicam through crowds. Every move computed from real camera physics — weight, inertia, acceleration curves.

Dolly Forward/back along a track Shift + D
Crane Vertical sweep, high to low Shift + C
Steadicam Handheld stability, organic float Shift + S
Orbit Arc around a subject point Shift + O
Pan Horizontal sweep, locked axis Shift + P
Tilt Vertical angle, reveal up/down Shift + T
Zoom Optical zoom, not digital crop Shift + Z
Whip Pan Fast rotational blur, scene transition Shift + W
Community reel

Made with Gen Cinema.

Technical output

Numbers that matter
to filmmakers.

4K
Native resolution
3840 x 2160 true 4K output, not upscaled. Photorealistic detail at every pixel.
120
Max framerate
24, 30, 60, or 120fps. Slow-motion at native temporal resolution, no interpolation.
3.2s
Generation time
Gen-4 Turbo produces 8 seconds of 4K footage in 3.2 seconds. Faster than real-time.
97%
Character consistency
Identity lock across shots. Same face, same wardrobe, same lighting response. Cut to cut.
Recent generations

Live from the studio.

Prompt Res FPS Time Model Status
Slow dolly through fog-filled forest, shafts of morning light, 85mm 4K 24 2.8s Gen-4T Done
Crane shot descending into neon-lit Tokyo alley, rain, anamorphic 4K 30 3.6s Gen-4T Done
Steadicam following dancer through marble hall, 120fps slow-mo 4K 120 4.1s Gen-4T Rendering
Orbit around volcanic crater lake, blue-green water, drone altitude 200m 4K 60 3.1s Gen-4T Done
Whip pan from sunset to cityscape, Wes Anderson palette, symmetrical 1080p 24 1.4s Gen-4 Done
Filmmaker workflow

From treatment
to final cut.

01
Write the scene
Describe what you see. Framing, light, movement, atmosphere. Use the language you already think in — shot types, lens choices, color temperature.
"Golden hour tracking shot through an empty cathedral, dust particles in light beams, anamorphic lens flare"
02
Direct the camera
Adjust camera motion, angle, speed. Push the camera lower. Add film grain. Warm the color temperature. It feels like directing, not typing.
Dolly speed: 0.4m/s. Lens: 35mm anamorphic. Color temp: 4800K. Grain: Kodak 5219.
03
Export and cut
ProRes 4444, EXR sequences, or H.265. Drop directly into Resolve, Premiere, or Final Cut. Color science preserved. No re-grading needed.
Supports ACES AP1 color space, 10-bit output, embedded timecode.
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The question isn't whether AI can replace a helicopter for aerial shots. It already has. The question is what shots become possible when the camera has no physical constraints.

Director of Photography · Sundance 2026 Selection

Early access

Your next shot
starts here.

Gen Cinema is in limited access for independent filmmakers, music video directors, and creative agencies.