From one line to a film.
Four steps, all in view.
Each step says where it runs: on your Mac, or with the agent you picked. Scenes are code you can read and edit, not a black box.
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Reading Corner · Week 3
This week we had 84 visits, 12 more than last week, and lent out 31 books, half of them picture books. Wednesday’s story hour drew 24 kids. Next week we want to try a shadow-puppet theme.01Write a sentence, or drop in a document
A rough idea, a PDF, a Word file or a web page all work. Or copy a sample and make it yours.
Your Mac - Scene 1Reading Corner, week 34.2 sScene 2Visits, loans and events vs. last week7.8 sScene 3Story hour: 24 kids5.1 sScene 4Coming up: shadow puppets4.6 s02
Your agent writes the storyboard
Tell Claude Code or Codex what you want. It breaks the content into scenes and writes the narration.
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// scenes/weekly-stats.tsx · scene 2 export default function Scene() { const stats = [ { label: 'Visits', value: 84 }, { label: 'Loans', value: 31 }, { label: 'Events', value: 24 }, ]; return <StatCards items={stats} />; }
03Every scene is a piece of code
Scenes are React code, not a black box. That makes edits precise: font size, color, pacing. Say what you want and it changes.
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04Play it live, export an MP4
Galanty voices and renders every frame on your Mac and plays your changes right away. When you are happy, export landscape, portrait or square.
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