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AI FILMMAKING WORKSTATION

Creation belongs to you.

At every stage of creation, your choices matter most.

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Cinematic reference: a person on a rain-soaked pier with a boat in the distance
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VISUAL REFERENCECreative frame
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Behind every frame,there's your decision.

Make craft visible

When to pause, how to frame, why to try again. Every decision carries the experience and dignity of the creator.

The weight of a work comes from these tangible acts of craft, one decision at a time.

Character reference: a close-up of a woman looking into the distance from a windowCharacter shot

Serious filmmaking and client delivery take more than one click.

More than a flash of inspiration, we trust concrete processes, clear direction and the daily work of refinement.

From the first script to the rough cut, eight professional workbenches bring established filmmaking workflows together with new AI creative processes. Every step is visible.

You and AI, on the same page

Turn creative intent into visual references through sketching, collage, a virtual studio and animation previs.
We pursue precision so AI can understand you better, and your work can truly express your ideas.

Composition / 12-03Composition · Sketch + collage
12 / 03Slow move to the rightCharacter left · Keep depth in the background
Character reference: a close-up of a woman looking into the distance from a windowCharacter position
← Left third
Cinematic reference: a person on a rain-soaked pier with a boat in the distanceSpatial relationship
Foreground character / Background depth

It's good to create together, in real time.

Behind every remarkable work is a remarkable team. AI tools are here to bring people together, not replace them.

Writers, directors, cinematographers, art departments and generation artists work together in real time. Clear communication lets every craft shine.

01Writer02Director03Cinematographer04Art department05Generation artist
Cinematic reference: a person on a rain-soaked pier with a boat in the distance
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Art department · Shot 12-03

Keep the prop details consistent with the previous shot.

Camera: got it. We can see it from here.
Cursors & comments · Team collaboration

I can see where you're looking.

Live cursors keep the discussion on the same detail.

Keep the feedback beside the work.

Comments give the next step a clear direction.

Big productions. No big deal.

A feature over two hours long can mean hundreds of script pages, thousands of shots,
and tens of thousands of takes to explore and review.

Rolin is designed for this scale, combining local processing with cloud collaboration.
From script development and shot production to version review and rough cuts, it carries the entire project forward at the scale filmmaking demands.

120+minutes of finished film
120+script pages
3,000+production shots
30,000+candidate takes
App captureClick to enlarge
Rolin shot list: framing, action, shot size and camera movement

App capture

Mac and iPhone together. Your phone becomes a virtual camera.

Can't explain the camera move? Shoot it and see.
Build the scene on Mac, pick up your phone, and express the shot through movement.

Rolin / Virtual StudioMAC
Rolin capture: virtual studio, camera settings, 3D scene and animation tracks
Cinematic reference: a person on a rain-soaked pier with a boat in the distance
AR CAMERA28 mm / Wide

Build on Mac · Frame with iPhone

Meet the two apps ↗

Track your spending. Control your budget.

Membership benefits are clearly listed. Compute usage is recorded at its actual cost, with clear records of every top-up and expense.
Whether you're an individual, a studio or an enterprise, every expense is traceable and your budget stays in control.

Explore plans & costs ↗
Production costs
Current spending$ 8.40USD · Recorded in actual currency amounts
Shot 12-03 / Video generation− $ 6.00
Character reference / Image generation− $ 2.40
NORTH SHOREFRAME / 24FIRST LIGHTMOTION DEPT.WILD FERRY FILMSLOW CINEMA

Hear it from the people making films.

“I don't need more random answers. I need to make the shot in my head, one decision at a time.”
LinLin ChuanDirector
Cinematic reference: a person on a rain-soaked pier with a boat in the distance
IMAGINE IT. SEE IT.

Imagine it.
See it.