A whole drama studio, on one screen.
Arrange your story by hand, reuse everything you have made, and cast AI actors the way a producer casts people. Every change shows its cost first, and only what changed goes back for approval.
Move a shot with your hand. Redo one shot, not the episode.
- Reorder shots, move a shot to another scene, reorder scenes.
- Edit any shot by hand: framing, action, cast, the line in each language, duration.
- Regenerate one shot only, with the cost shown before you confirm.
- Versions for every shot: compare and restore.
- Only the affected shot goes back for approval.
A design preview. Screens may change before launch.
Make it once. Drag it into every episode.
- Faces, voices, locations, looks, clips, keyframes and subtitle styles.
- Motions: camera and action moves such as a slow push-in, a whip pan or a walk-and-talk.
- Prompts: templates with fill-in fields.
- Music and sound effects with their licences; brand items for client work.
- Reuse by drag and drop. Reusing a render costs nothing.
Cast AI actors the way a producer casts people.
- Profiles: stage name, headshots, playing age, look, and languages and accents, each with its own voice.
- Specialities such as romance lead, villain, comedy or authority, and the emotions they play well.
- An experience list of the episodes they appeared in, with producer ratings.
- Browse rails, filter, play voice samples, shortlist.
Leads · By language · Villains · Comedy
Nara Wong
Plays well: hope, heartbreak, resolve
Krit Sutham
Plays well: calm, menace, grief
Mali Chan
Plays well: charm, contempt, control
Tong Pradit
Plays well: panic, mischief, joy
Aree Kaew
Plays well: warmth, stubbornness
Daniel Hart
Plays well: doubt, focus, irony
Example profiles for illustration. AI actors are fictional; they are not real people.
Your story, in your audience's language.
Hokkien: script and subtitles; voices from your own recordings. Tamil voices are Indian Tamil; use your own recordings for a Singapore or Malaysia accent.
Made with AI, and it says so.
Budget, control, approval, publishing and trust.
Drama with a budget
Type what you can spend and see what it buys. A cap on every run.
The Control Room
Projects, budget, cast, storyboard, render and publish on one screen.
Two approvals
You approve the storyline and the keyframes before the money is spent.
Publish everywhere
MCOT's platforms by agreement, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and short-drama apps, each with its AI disclosure set.
Trust built in
AI label on every frame, provenance record, consent checks, every step logged.
Built for agencies
A workspace per client, approvals by the client, a cost cap per client.