Begin with your words.
Describe an idea, adapt a passage, or bring a screenplay. In prose mode, your exact words become narration and dialogue.
A filmmaking studio. In your words.
That story in your head.
That passage you can’t put down.
Give it a life beyond the page.
“At dusk, the keeper
returned to the sea.”
FROM THE STUDIO BEHIND VERBATIIM






















01 / THE PROCESS
One connected workflow, from the words on your page to the world on screen.
Describe an idea, adapt a passage, or bring a screenplay. In prose mode, your exact words become narration and dialogue.
Verbatiim plans the shots, casts the voices, and times the scenes, bringing the pieces of your film together.
Finish with captions and an audio-description track. Cut story-aware clips that keep the context intact.
02 / ON SWEAM
Sweam creators make episodes with Verbatiim without leaving Sweam Studio. Bring prose, a screenplay, or one prompt, and the finished film comes back as an episode on your title.
Visit SweamOn any title, choose Make an episode with Verbatiim, paste your words, and confirm you hold the rights.
Captions, an audio-description track, and short story-aware clips come with it, along with a signed record of whose words were used.
The film is copied into Sweam and streams like any upload. If the title is already published, its followers are notified.
The watch page shows How this was made with the signed credits, so AI involvement is disclosed automatically.
03 / YOUR STARTING POINT
There’s more than one way to begin.
Start wherever your story is.
Your words stay yours.
In prose mode, nothing is rewritten.
Your exact words become voice-over and dialogue.
Add a few words to begin your story.
An illustrative demo. No film is generated here.
04 / A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
In Adapt prose mode, your words are preserved: quoted lines become dialogue, and the rest becomes narration. One prompt mode works differently: the story engine writes from your idea.
Start with a prompt, a passage of prose, or a screenplay in Fountain format. You can also bring a finished video and its captions file to create story-aware clips.
The studio currently renders storyboard frames with open-source voices. One prompt mode and connected video or voice services require their respective engine setup. This concept artwork is illustrative, not footage generated by the app.
Yes. The production workflow supports captions and an optional audio-description track, as well as vertical clips with captions burned in.