Maosika: AI video production for short dramas and product ads

AI short dramas, from a one-line idea to finished shots

Type a one-line idea. Maosika asks only the questions your idea leaves open, locks a creative brief with you, then writes the series in batches of episodes. A story bible is updated after every batch and read before the next one, so characters, relationships and open plot threads carry through.

• Script. Each episode starts from a beat sheet and a cliffhanger, then goes through rule checks. An episode that fails goes back to the writer with the problems listed and is redone before it reaches you.
• Characters, scenes and props. A casting director, a costume and makeup artist and a prop master create reference images in the art style you choose. There are more than twenty styles across 2D animation, 3D animation and live-action realism: pick an animated style for an animated microdrama, or a realistic one for a live-action look.
• Storyboards. A storyboard artist draws one grid per scene, with a shot list to match.
• Shots. The script is cut into scenes of about ten seconds. Each scene gets its scene, prop and character images attached automatically, in that order, plus a video prompt written for it, and is rendered with Seedance or MiniMax H3 Max. Because every scene is anchored to the same character sheets, faces and costumes stay consistent from shot to shot.

The work is done by 18 digital specialists modeled on a film crew, from the screenwriter and script supervisor to the director of photography and the editor, and you can watch what each one is doing as it happens. If you know the craft, open any prompt or swap any reference image and take over that step. Final judgment stays with you: Maosika does not score finished clips for you.

Product ads from a few product photos

Upload 2 to 12 product photos, and add a logo, a product link or a one-line brief if you like. Eight digital specialists, organized the way an ad agency divides the work (producer, creative director, director, storyboard artist, director of photography, art director, editor and music director), take it from there:

1. They identify the product and what makes it memorable.
2. They ask a few questions only you can answer, each with a recommended choice already selected.
3. They pitch three directions, each in a different style.
4. You pick one, and the film is ready roughly ten minutes later. You can ask for changes the way you would talk to a producer.

Films run up to 60 seconds, vertical 9:16 or horizontal 16:9, and are rendered with MiniMax H3 Max. The product's look comes from your photos, so it stays the same object in every shot, and a logo you upload is placed on the final shot as is instead of being redrawn. It is built for merchants, brands and e-commerce teams that need a product film for listing pages, product detail pages, social feeds, a brand site or trade-show screens.