SuperMaya Microdrama

Make microdramas that stay in character.

Describe a series, lock your cast and sets once, and get a storyboard, clips and a finished episode in the aspect ratio you choose.

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Watch an episode come together.

Every shot is generated from your series bible and checked as it lands, right on the storyboard.

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How it works

From idea to final cut in four moves.

Microdrama Studio

Write, cast, generate and deliver a series from one workspace, built for teams running long shows.

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Series bible
Who may appear on screen
DamonAlpha, Dark Howlers
TaliaOmega, Red Moon
MarcyDaughter of Alpha Edward
Damon's WolfVoice only
Episode audio
Where the audio comes from
Bring the recordingIts length sets the timing
Generate the readAssign voices, audition line by line
Ep 22 · 10:34 · Locked
Storyboard
Ready to approve
22-001 · WidePassed
22-004 · InsertProp check
22-009 · CUPassed
22-015 · MCUFace match 0.71
Delivery
Delivery checklist
Transcript auditPassed
Dialogue coverage176 of 176
Open notesResolved
Download final cut · 10:34

Series bible

Lock your cast and sets once. Use them in every episode.

The bible is the single place for everything that must not change. Every shot is generated from it, so Damon looks like Damon in episode 1 and episode 77.

Damon, a tall man in dark travel leathersOn screen Locked

Damon

Alpha, Dark Howlers

Very tall, heavyDark travel leathers
Kade · deep, heavy
Talia, a young woman in an oversized grey sweatshirtOn screen Locked

Talia

Omega, Red Moon

Very small, underfedGrey sweatshirt
Wren · light, guarded
Marcy, a woman in a fine gold dressOn screen Locked

Marcy

Daughter of Alpha Edward

Average buildFine noble dress
Lila · bright, courtly
Damon's wolf, a black wolf in shadowVoice onlyBlocked

Damon's Wolf

Internal voice

Heard, not seen
Kade processed · low, distant
Talia's attic: low sloped ceiling, bare rafters, two small windows, a thin futonSet · INT

Sets with a counted prop list

Talia's attic. Every prop is counted, so two windows stay two windows.

1Windows ×2
2Futon ×1
3Blanket ×1
4Water bowl ×1
Light statesCold blue-grey dawnWeak gold

Continuity locks

A lock freezes one detail, like an injury or an outfit, for a set run of episodes so it cannot change between shots.

Frozen
Talia's injuryScabbed cut on the hand, herbal paste around it
Locked from Ep 22, shot 4 to Ep 25, shot 40
Frozen
Talia's sweatshirtCollar stretched, hem frayed at the left side
Locked from Ep 16 to Ep 23, shot 12

Each bar is the run of episodes a lock covers. The white line marks the episode in production.

Shot breakdown

Every line becomes a shot.

The episode is cut to your audio. Each line gets a size, an angle, a camera move and the people in frame, before a single frame is generated.

  • Change any shot and only that shot is redone.
  • Cast, set and props are bound to each shot for you.
  • Read and edit every prompt if you want to.

Continuity checks

Catch drift before it costs a clip.

Every still is checked against the bible as it lands. Anything that falls short is flagged with the reason, so you fix a frame instead of reshooting a scene.

22-015 · Face match

Face match 0.71, below the 0.85 threshold

Face has drifted. Please regenerate against the canvas.Note from the director
22-004 · Prop check

Herbal paste residue not detected

The paste around the cut isn't reading. Right now the hand looks clean.Note from continuity
Checked on every stillShot 22-009
FacesMatched against your cast references
0.93
PropsCounted per set
4 of 4
Injuries and wardrobeHeld for the shots they are locked to
Held
ScaleKept between characters in two-shots
Kept

Voices

A voice for every character.

Pick a narrator and a voice for each character, audition the read line by line, then lock it. Already have the recording? Upload it and skip this step.

  • Narrator and character voices in one episode.
  • Off-screen and internal voices handled separately.
  • Switch between your audio and generated audio per episode.

Built for long series

Everything a 77-episode run needs.

Every series in one workspace

See what is in production, what is delivered and who touched it last.

Episodes carry forward

Each episode opens where the last one ended. Same injuries, same wardrobe, same room.

Notes on any shot

Anyone on the team can leave a note. Open notes show up again in the delivery audit.

Edit one shot or all of them

Edit a beat and only that shot changes. Edit the bible and every shot that uses it follows.

Vertical, square or landscape

Choose the aspect ratio when you set up the series.

Spend you can see

Every generation run shows what it is costing while it runs.

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Questions

Before you start.

What do I need to start a series?

A title, a genre and a frame. You can build the bible from the script of episode one, from reference images, or by importing the character and background sheet you already keep.

Do I need finished audio?

No. Upload a recording if you have one, or assign voices and generate the read. Either way you end up with locked audio and a time-aligned transcript, and you can switch per episode.

Can I change a shot after it is generated?

Yes. Replace or regenerate any still, or edit its beat. Editing the bible updates every shot that uses it.

Why are episodes made in order?

Each episode's opening frame inherits the end state of the one before it. That is what keeps injuries, wardrobe and sets consistent across the series.

Who decides what gets delivered?

Your team. Clips are only generated from frames you have approved, and the episode is assembled after you have run the audits.

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