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Bring the source material
Share the novel excerpt, synopsis and the rights you hold, along with your intended audience and episode format.
Plot Party for production teams
Adapt your novel into an AI microdrama
Turn chapters and story outlines into screen-ready scenes, a reusable cast and a reviewed pilot episode with Plot Party.
- Review before rendering
- Reusable character references
- Studio & Canvas
Inside the Tech Powering the $20B Vertical Microdrama Boom (Sophia Xing, Plot Party CEO)
Watch on YouTube ↗From your brief to a reviewed production
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Adapt chapters into scenes
Develop a screen adaptation with dialogue, scene beats and a shot list. Review the changes with your editorial team.
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Build a pilot for review
Create character references and storyboards, generate selected scenes and review the pilot before planning the rest of the adaptation.
Compare your production workflows
| Production stage | Separate production tools | Plot Party workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Source material | Move chapters between separate writing and production tools | Keep adaptation material alongside scripts and assets |
| Story adaptation | Translate prose into scene briefs manually | Develop scene beats and shot lists with the Copilot |
| Editorial review | Review scripts separately from visual development | Review the screenplay, cast and storyboard together |
| Cast references | Rebuild character notes across handoffs | Reuse character sheets across scenes and episodes |
| Pilot production | Commit to a larger shoot before seeing the adaptation | Scope and review a pilot before extending the series |
| Rights and approvals | Track adaptation permissions outside the creative brief | Agree on source rights, approval stages and delivery scope with the team |
Budgets and turnaround times are planning estimates. Final scope and pricing depend on your production.
Plan your pilot with the team
Explore the formats and workflows behind an AI production.
Your production pilot
Agree on a scene brief and review criteria with the Plot Party team. Published customer results will be added when available.
Preview & results pendingOne Enterprise Studio.
Six Frontier Video & Image Models.
Seedance 2.5
4 to 30s continuous 1080p takes · Up to 50 image, video, and audio references · Region Edit character swaps.
MiniMax H3 / Hailuo 03
Millisecond-timed multi-shot cuts · 11-language lip-synced dialogue · 3-layer stereo soundstage.
SeedVR 2 4K
One-step diffusion 4K UHD video & image super-resolution · Temporal face de-flickering.
Nano Banana 2
Google Gemini 3.1 Flash Image · 5-character & 14-object consistency · 14 aspect ratios up to 4K.
GPT Image 2.5
Flare & Sunburst modes · Up to 16 reference images · Native transparent PNG prop cutouts.
Midjourney
Cinematic world building, architectural plates & editorial character lookbooks.
Your questions, answered.
Can I adapt a web novel or book?
Yes. Bring a novel excerpt or outline that you own or have permission to adapt, then work with the team on the episode structure.
Does the original prose become a screenplay automatically?
The Copilot can help break material into scenes and dialogue. An editor should review the adaptation for story intent, pacing and production needs.
Can the author approve character designs?
Include character sheets and storyboards in the review process so the author or rights holder can approve the visual direction.
Can I test one chapter first?
Yes. A chapter or short excerpt can form a pilot brief before you plan a larger adaptation.
Will the adaptation preserve every detail of the novel?
An adaptation changes prose into visual scenes. Review plot, dialogue and character details, and agree which story elements must remain intact.
How do I discuss an adaptation project?
Use Contact Sales to share the source material, rights position, audience, proposed episode count and delivery requirements.
Your story.
Ready for its next chapter.
Talk through your production with our team, or start with a pilot in Plot Party.