Make films by talkingto Claude or ChatGPT
Connect mStudio to the AI assistant you already use. Describe the film you want, and it writes the script, builds the storyboard, generates the imagery, records the voiceover and exports the cut — working inside your mStudio account.
https://mstudio.ai/mcpPaste this into your AI app's connector settings. Nothing to install.
The editor is built for professionals. This isn't.
mStudio's timeline is dense on purpose — it is made for people who already live in Resolve and Premiere. If that is not you, the fastest route to a finished film is to describe it and let an assistant operate the controls. Same account, same output, no learning curve.
What happens when you ask for a film
Describe the film
Tell Claude or ChatGPT the story you want. It interviews you about tone, setting and ending, then writes the brief.
It builds the shot list
The brief becomes a scene-by-scene script and a storyboard of individual shots, each with its own image and motion prompt.
It directs and renders
An AI director sets the visual language across every shot, then generates the stills and animates them into video.
Sound and final cut
Voiceover, score and sound effects are laid onto the timeline, then the whole thing exports as a finished video file.
Connect in under a minute
Pick the app you use. You'll sign in to mStudio and approve the connection in your browser — there is no API key to copy.
Claude web and desktop, via Settings → Connectors.
Open Claude and go to Settings → Connectors.
Click “Add custom connector”.
Paste this URL:
https://mstudio.ai/mcp
Click Connect. Claude sends you to mStudio to sign in and approve — no API key to copy.
Start a new chat and ask for a film, for example: “Make me a 2-minute noir short about a lighthouse keeper.”
Everything the editor can do, it can do
Forty tools covering the whole production, plus direct access to the rest of the mStudio API for anything unusual.
- Create and organise projects
- Generate scripts, scenes and shot lists
- Build characters with consistent faces
- Assign AI directors and style bibles
- Generate stills for any or every shot
- Animate shots into video
- Write and place voiceover
- Compose music and sound effects
- Re-cut, retime and reorder the timeline
- Export the finished film
You approve it, once
Standard OAuth. You sign in to mStudio and approve the connection. Your password is never shared with the AI app.
Your plan, your limits
Generation draws on the same quota and wallet as the editor. Connecting adds no charge, and quota limits still apply.
Revoke any time
Settings → Connectors lists every connected app. Revoking cuts access immediately.
Questions
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. If you can use Claude or ChatGPT, you can use this. You paste one URL into your AI app's connector settings, sign in to mStudio, and approve. There is nothing to install and no API key to copy unless you want one.
Is this instead of the mStudio editor, or as well as it?
As well as. Everything the assistant does lands in your normal mStudio project, so you can open the editor at any point to adjust a shot by hand, then hand control back. Many people script and rough out a film by chatting, then finish it in the timeline.
Does it spend my money without asking?
Generation draws on the same plan quota and wallet balance as the editor — connecting does not add charges by itself. The assistant is instructed to tell you how many shots it is about to render and wait for you to confirm before any bulk generation, and to check your remaining quota at the start of a session.
What can it actually see?
Your projects, scripts, shots, characters and generated media, and your plan and remaining quota. It never sees your password or payment details, and it cannot change your plan or billing.
How do I disconnect it?
Settings → Connectors in mStudio lists every connected app with a Revoke button. Revoking takes effect immediately.
Which AI apps work?
Anything that speaks the Model Context Protocol over HTTP: Claude (web, desktop and Claude Code), ChatGPT on paid plans with connectors enabled, Cursor, and a growing list of others.
Describe a film. Get a film.
Copy the URL, connect your assistant, and ask for something.