Showrunner Labs · a Gilded Machine company
The whole room on one canvas.
Showrunner is the production studio we built because the real one wouldn't fit in the apartment. Open a project; the whole house arrives — writers, directors, the casting department, the foley room, the edit bay. Everyone is already at the table. You're late.
Twelve AI directors with named voices and known taste — Sorkin on dialogue, Fincher on plot mechanics, Bigelow on tension. They argue. You decide. Then you ship.
Writers Room
Twelve director voices. Live transcript, phase rounds, tension dial. The whole table arguing on your behalf.
Casting
Generate, audition, lock. A face is a series of decisions; ours have voice samples, range, and a callback button.
Storyboard
Veo. Sora. Kling. Hailuo. All wired in, all comparable, all on one frame strip. Drag, version, render.
Audio Bay
Voice cloning, line reads, ADR. Foley with a knob marked plausible. Score sketching that takes a hum and ships an arrangement.
Edit Bay
Timeline, render queue, contact sheet. Color, sound, finishing — and the small mercy of an undo that means it.