Build a shot, not a prompt.
Wire it together the way a compositor thinks. Generate, cut out, extend, composite, hand it to Nuke.
Models give you frames. Perstudio gives you somewhere to make shots, mark them up, and keep track of every version.
Wire it together the way a compositor thinks. Generate, cut out, extend, composite, hand it to Nuke.
Point at something, or just say what it is. Get an edge soft enough to comp — across a whole clip, at 4K.
Every version is named, filed, costed and kept. Change one setting, run it again, compare.
Claude drives the studio itself. Ask for mattes on forty shots and they arrive. Ask for a bigger machine and one starts. It builds workflows, files the results, and tells you what it cost — without you opening the interface at all.