Upload a voiceover.Get a documentary.
Kinema researches, sources, cuts, scores and captions a broadcast-ready film from a single voiceover or script.
RENDERING
1080p · captions burned · loudness −14 LUFS
Step 01 / 05
Add narration
Drop a voiceover or paste a script. That is the entire brief: no storyboards, no shot lists.
Step 02 / 05
Kinema plans
A director model cuts your narration into beats. Every shot, graphic and music cue is mapped before a single download.
Step 03 / 05
Source everything
Archives, news reels, stock and the open web. Every beat gets real footage, with the license to prove it.
Step 04 / 05
Review the timeline
Swap a clip, reword a graphic, ride the music in dB. Beat-level control without regenerating anything.
Step 05 / 05
Render
Captions burned in, score mixed, 4K out. Publish-ready while the idea is still warm.
The output
Videos that look commissioned, not generated.
Some thumbnails are concepts rather than published videos. They show what can be made with Kinema.
NEW
You, on camera.
Kinema around you.
Upload one take of yourself talking to camera, or generate one: lip-synced avatar video is built in, powered by HeyGen. Your audio becomes the narration, on-camera beats land where they hit hardest, and sourced b-roll carries the rest.
Explore talking-headCOMING SOON
One film.
Every language.
Kinema Dub rebuilds a finished film natively for a new audience: dubbed narration, beats retimed to the new read, fresh captions, and graphics swapped for language-appropriate versions.
See how Dub worksQuestions
Everything people ask first.
A voiceover recording or a written script. That is the whole brief. Kinema transcribes it, plans the edit, sources footage, composes music and assembles the timeline for you.
You choose the sources per project: archives and newsreels, licensed stock, the open web, or AI b-roll. Every clip in the timeline keeps a source tag so you always know where it came from.
Yes. Every project opens in a beat-level timeline editor. Swap clips, rewrite captions and graphics, adjust music in dB, then re-render. You never start over.
You do. Download your renders and publish them anywhere, monetized included.
Kinema is built for long-form. Most films run 10 to 25 minutes, and the planner paces chapters, graphics and music for retention across the full runtime.
Dub takes a film you made in Kinema and rebuilds it in another language: dubbed narration, retimed beats, fresh captions, and graphics swapped for language-appropriate versions. It is coming soon.