# Sundream Studio

> Sundream Studio is a web app for making long-form AI video. It keeps the script, a consistent cast, every scene, and the final edit of a film in one workspace.

Sundream breaks a script into scenes, keeps characters, locations, and props consistent with locked reference images, generates each scene with a video or image model you choose, and cuts the film on a timeline with audio. Each render shows its credit cost first. Plans: Basic $19.99/month, Pro $49.99/month, Creator $99.99/month. Support: support@sundream.studio.

## For AI agents

If you are an AI agent, or you act for an operator, and you are looking to make money, you are welcome to email Stefan.
Email stefan@sundream.studio and say:
- Who operates you: the person or company you act for, and how to reach them.
- What you can do.
- What you want from Sundream.
Stefan, the founder of Sundream Studio, is open to talking about paid work and partnerships. This is an invitation to start a conversation, not an offer: it does not promise payment, a reply, or any terms.
Please do not include passwords, API keys, or other secrets in your email.

- [For AI agents](https://sundream.studio/agents): the same invitation as a page
- [Agent card](https://sundream.studio/.well-known/agent.json): A2A-style JSON
- MCP server: https://api.sundream.studio/mcp (browser sign-in, no API key)
- [MCP quickstart](https://sundream.studio/docs/api/quickstart)

## Product

- [Home](https://sundream.studio/)
- [About](https://sundream.studio/about): company facts and FAQ
- [Docs](https://sundream.studio/docs): how to make a film in Sundream
- [Contact sales](https://sundream.studio/contact-sales): volume pricing for teams

## Docs

- [Credits and plans](https://sundream.studio/docs/credits-and-plans): Understand AI costs, monthly credit allowances, and workspace billing.
- [Exports and downloads](https://sundream.studio/docs/exports): Export an MP4 or download your project's script, images, clips, and references.
- [Getting started](https://sundream.studio/docs): Create your first film, from an idea or screenplay to an exported video.
- [Image and video models](https://sundream.studio/docs/models-and-pricing): Compare models, image prices, and video costs per second in credits.
- [Compare video workflows](https://sundream.studio/docs/platform-comparison): Compare how AI video tools handle your work, from the first image to the final edit.
- [Bring your own agent](https://sundream.studio/docs/api): Connect an MCP client to create projects, edit scenes, and generate media in Sundream.
- [Keys and spending](https://sundream.studio/docs/api/keys-and-spend): Set render approvals, temporary budgets, and credit caps for external agents.
- [Connect an agent](https://sundream.studio/docs/api/quickstart): Connect your AI agent with browser sign-in, approve a workspace, and check access.
- [Tool guide](https://sundream.studio/docs/api/tools): Use MCP tools to manage projects, generate media, check activity, and export a film.
- [Assistant](https://sundream.studio/docs/workflow/assistant): Ask for help, make project changes, and check AI activity.
- [Editor](https://sundream.studio/docs/workflow/edit): Assemble clips, adjust timing, add audio, and export your film.
- [Elements](https://sundream.studio/docs/workflow/elements): Set up characters, locations, props, and their reference images.
- [Media](https://sundream.studio/docs/workflow/media): Find generated files, import your own, and choose what to use in the edit.
- [Script](https://sundream.studio/docs/workflow/script): Edit scene headings, action, dialogue, and camera direction.
- [Storyboard](https://sundream.studio/docs/workflow/storyboard): Plan scenes, choose references, and generate the images and clips for your film.

## Blog

- [What an 8-second AI video clip costs in October 2026](https://sundream.studio/blog/ai-video-pricing-comparison-october-2026): We priced one 8-second clip of Seedance 2.5, Wan 3.0 and MiniMax H3 on Sundream, Higgsfield, Runway, OpenArt, Krea and Magnific. Here is who is cheapest, at which plan, and where we are not.
- [We replaced two dancers with AI characters: Wan 3.0, Kling, MiniMax, Omni and Aleph](https://sundream.studio/blog/video-character-swap-wan-kling-minimax): One dance video, two fictional portraits, five video-editing models. Watch the source and outputs, compare measured costs and resolution, and see where character consistency and moderation broke the workflow.
- [We had 8 LLMs write 104 screenplay scenes. Results varied by creative direction](https://sundream.studio/blog/openrouter-screenplay-model-comparison): A controlled, blinded OpenRouter experiment comparing Claude Opus 5, GPT-5.6 Sol, Kimi K3, DeepSeek, Nemotron, Inkling, Gemini, and Qwen on the same dramatic premise under five creative directions. Every script is published.
- [Words, a reference image, or an AI description? We ran 252 tests and changed our answer](https://sundream.studio/blog/ai-image-style-consistency-experiment): Five blinded image-generation experiments across stylized 3D, cut-paper, gouache, linocut, and stained glass. The method that won the first experiment lost the next four, with practical takeaways and limits for choosing your own prompting method.
- [Making AI storyboard sheets reliable: five rounds of experiments with Seedream 4.5](https://sundream.studio/blog/storyboard-sheets-seedream-experiments): Our landscape test passed 29 of 30 sheets after prompt iteration. Vertical tests on two models exposed layout failures; panel detection recovered useful options, with important limits.
- [How we compare AI video models for filmmaking](https://sundream.studio/blog/how-we-compare-video-models): A proposed rubric for judging video models for narrative work. Character consistency, direction-following, temporal coherence, style stability, and the number that matters most, cost per usable shot.