A cinematic trailer

A trailer in the language of cinema: rhythm, silence before the hit, a last shot you remember.

What you give

The story, and the characters if you have them.

What you get

An edited trailer with music, silence in the right place, and an end card.

Price

Planning is free. Every paid step is priced before it runs.

The brief you paste in the chat

Make me a cinematic trailer for my story. The story: [in three sentences] The characters: [a description, and photos if you have them] Genre: [epic / thriller / fantasy / drama] Length: [30 / 60 / 90 seconds], 16:9 The title at the end: [the film's name] The shape: a world, a problem, escalation, a silence just before the peak, and a last shot people remember. Show me the plan and one itemized price first, and start only after I approve.

What Cadabra sends to the engine

seedance-25: Wide shot in an ancient forest at dawn, mist between the trunks, the red-haired archer from the character sheet draws her bow in slow motion, the camera arcing around her as the string reaches her cheek, total silence, one leaf falling past the arrowhead. Same face, hair and dress as the sheet.

How it works

Use it when you have a story, for a film, a series, a book or a competition, and want the minute that makes people want to see it. A trailer does not tell the story, it promises it: a world, a problem, escalation, a silence just before the peak, and a last shot people remember.

How it works: the process starts with one question, what changes in the character by the end, and a one-page film that sets the idea, the unforgettable image, the visual rule and the final frame. If there is no story yet, the turn is found before anything costs money. Then the shots are produced at a high production level, and the two shots that carry the feeling get two takes each.

The result is reviewed like a jury would: is it original, is it emotionally clear, is every second necessary, and one fix is made. Then it is watched with the sound off. If it does not work in silence, the fix is in the picture, not the score. A tip: do not ask for a shot that reveals the ending, and let the title appear once, long enough to read.

Questions and answers

Can I use characters I already have?

Yes. Attach a description and photos of the characters to the brief, and every shot asks the engine for the same face, hair and costume as the character sheet.

What format does the trailer come in?

The brief on this page asks for 16:9, the wide screen shape, at 30, 60 or 90 seconds, your choice.

What does it cost?

Planning is free, and every paid step is priced before it runs. You approve, and only then does it start.

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