Turn stories into coherent long-form films.

The City of Brass, from One Thousand and One Nights 0:00 / 5:08 · one continuous narrative

Upload the book. CodyMind understands it.

  1. Story
  2. Screenplay
  3. Scenes
  4. Storyboard
  5. Shots
  6. Film
Scene list with mood tags, environments and shot counts Character record with appearance, personality, voice and evolution variants Environment record listing every scene the place appears in Shot list with begin and end keyframes, video, narration and check controls
Scenes The story, read and broken into scenes before a single frame exists. Appearance, clothing, personality, voice, and how each one changes. One place, bound to every scene that uses it. Framing, camera and audio, shot by shot. Each one checkable on its own.
The critic

It reads its own work, and sends it back.

Every character, place and shot is audited against the book before the film is made. What fails the text is deleted and rendered again.

The gate
Three men walk out of the gate while the horses beside them walk the other way.
The bazaar
The brass dead, who must not move at all, are moving.
The hall
Mid-shot the throne room is replaced by open desert.

Three shots from an early cut of The City of Brass, beside the same three in the film above. Nothing here was staged for the website: these are the shots the audit flagged, and the renders that replaced them.

The Gift of the Magi · O. Henry, 1905 0:00 / 3:42 · 42 shots · 15 scenes
One source frame

Change the look. Keep the story, characters and environments.

Fifty style presets across six dimensions. Combine them however you like and you have thousands of ways to build whatever you wish. Choosing one takes a few clicks.

Era
Ten eras, one embrace
Antiquity to the far future. Same two people, same pose, same room rebuilt each time.
Renders
Eleven media
Watercolour, woodcut, pencil, 16-bit. Composition and blocking preserved throughout.
Geographic
Seven traditions
Ukiyo-e to Mexican muralism. The room keeps its geometry; only its world changes.
Atmosphere
Six atmospheres
Tender to clinical to frightening. One room, relit six ways.
Cinematic
Eight directors
Noir, neon, symmetry, storybook. The same shop, eight ways of shooting it.

Eight emotions, one face

One shot · one line · eight performances

One photograph, a whole room

One environment plate · a full 360° turn · reconstructed in 3D
Research and technical material

One paper. Four audiences.

Upload the source PDF with whatever supporting documents you have, then set the audience. The platform reads the material, writes the scenario, and works out what to show and how to show it for each group.

Kids, ages 6 to 110:00 / 1:42

Storybook 3DFully animated charactersTwo numbers and nothing else

Teens0:00 / 3:08

Flat illustrationCharts that build as you readTwo charts and one caveat

Adults0:00 / 4:49

PhotographicSlow moves over stillsThe charts, and how it was measured

Scientists0:00 / 4:17

Dark technical panelsDiagrams onlyCohort flow, hazard ratios, every page cited

All four come from one open access paper: Stamatakis et al., Nature Medicine, 2022, used under CC BY 4.0. They carry the same findings and differ in what they assume you already know, how fast they move, and which figures they stop on.

Illustrated books, for children

When books come alive.

Every book can become a film with its exact illustration and text. Then you can adapt the language and the motion of the film to the kids' age group. Valuable, enjoyable and safe.

Not Yet, Ben! · illustrated picture book 0:00 / 1:00 · 10 shots · 6 scenes

The original pages

Not Yet, Ben! cover Ben smells something sweet in the kitchen Ben asks for a cookie and Mama Bear says not yet Ben waits and sniffs the air The oven timer rings and the cookies are ready Ben takes a bite and waiting was worth it
Not Yet, Ben! · ages 2 to 4 Page 1 / 6
Draw your movie

The children make it. CodyMind films it.

CodyMind gives children and educators an interactive space to turn ideas, drawings, and crafts into engaging educational experiences and creative entertainment.

Draw Your Movie · made from children's drawings and crafts 0:00 / 1:30 · German narration