AI-Enabled Script Visualization Technology
OpenCreator's Script-to-Video feature uses a multimodal technology stack of NLP and computer vision. When the user inputs text such as 'sci-fi space station explosion scene', the system first breaks down the script elements through a large-scale language model, including structured data such as scene composition (space station interior), character movement (astronauts' escape), and special effects requirements (explosion particle effects). Then it automatically allocates resources: Stable Diffusion is called to generate keyframes, Runway is used to create scene transitions, and finally HeyGen is used to synthesize voiceovers.
This function supports three levels of precision control: basic mode automatically completes the scene according to keywords, professional mode allows the specified lens language (such as 'shoot 45 degrees up'), and the enterprise version is more open API docking script writing software. Tests have shown that inputting a 500-word script can generate a 1080P video in 8 minutes, supporting automatic switching of up to 20 scenes. The experimental case of Disney Animation Studio shows that its efficiency of sub-scene production is thus increased by 3 times.
This answer comes from the articleOpenCreator: integrating multiple AI models to generate creative videosThe
