Plan the Pipeline
Each scene assigned to generation, live action, or hybrid from the boards. First episode in weeks.
Grapes Worldwide 's Video Making agent builds microdrama episodes from approved boards: AI-generated and live-action shots assembled, characters kept consistent, edited for vertical pace, captioned, and packaged for every platform.
Get a Free Microdrama ConsultationFrom Mankind Pharma and Panasonic to Paytm, JCB, and Siyaram's, category leaders work with Grapes because our episodes are built by an agent that keeps pace with the feed, and cut by editors who know when a moment needs one more second.
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Traditional production is built for one film at a time. A microdrama season needs dozens of episodes, released on a schedule, with the same faces and the same world in every one. Our Video Making agent builds episodes from approved boards: generating shots where generation works, assembling live-action footage where it does not, holding character consistency across the season, and cutting for vertical pace. Editors and directors approve every episode before release.
Scenes generated from approved boards and style frames, for moments where generation is faster and better.
Real talent and real locations where they matter, blended with generated scenes into one consistent episode.
The same faces, wardrobe, and world in every shot of every episode, checked automatically.
Episodes cut for the phone: fast openers, tight framing, and cliffhangers timed to the final seconds.
Series titles, captions, and on-screen text designed for small screens and placed clear of platform buttons.
Licensed music, sound effects, and mixes that carry emotion on phone speakers and earphones alike.
Every episode exported for each platform you release on, with thumbnails, descriptions, and trailers.
Every cut lands with a named editor and director before release, with notes fed straight back to the agent.
Five stages, one goal: a full season released on schedule, every episode at the same standard. Running for brands across five countries.
Each scene assigned to generation, live action, or hybrid from the boards. First episode in weeks.
Shots generated and filmed, with characters kept consistent.
Episodes edited for hook, pace, and cliffhanger on the phone.
Titles, captions, sound, and platform exports completed.
Episodes released on schedule and completion data fed back.
The Video Making agent runs sub-agents across production: shot generators build scenes from boards, consistency checkers score every character and location, assemblers blend generated and live footage, editors cut for vertical pace, and packagers export for every platform. All of it runs in our own stack, grounded in our production playbooks, with licensed music and footage only. Every episode ends at a named editor and director before release.
Agents generate scenes from approved boards and style frames.
Human checkpoint
Agents score character, wardrobe, and location match on every shot.
Human checkpoint
Agents blend live-action footage with generated scenes.
Human checkpoint
Agents draft vertical cuts timed to hook and cliffhanger.
Human checkpoint
Agents export episodes, thumbnails, and trailers per platform.
Human checkpoint
Agents verify music, footage, and talent rights on every asset.
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What changes for you
AI multiplies our output. It never replaces our judgment.
The questions CXOs ask us before signing, answered straight.
It builds microdrama episodes from approved storyboards: generating shots, assembling live-action footage, keeping characters consistent, editing for vertical pace, adding titles, captions, and sound, and packaging each episode for every platform. A named director approves every episode before release.
Not necessarily. Each scene is assigned to generation, live action, or a hybrid based on what the story needs. Emotional close-ups often benefit from real talent, while establishing shots and effects can be generated. Our directors make that call.
Every shot is scored against the character sheets for face, wardrobe, and setting, and anything below threshold is regenerated or reshot. An editor checks each episode for consistency before it reaches the director.
Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Facebook, TikTok where available, and dedicated microdrama apps, plus your own website or app. Each gets its own export, thumbnail, and description.
Seasons of 20 to 60 episodes are typical, produced in batches so releases can start while later episodes are still in production. We agree the schedule with you before we start.
Yes. All music, stock footage, and talent are licensed for the agreed use, and rights are checked by an agent and cleared by a named rights owner before release.
Because our production comes from the studio behind 145% organic YouTube view growth and 189% install growth. An agent that keeps pace with the feed, and editors and directors who make every episode worth watching.