An Electron app that pipelines scripts into AI-generated shorts
Moyin Creator wires screenplay parsing, character locking, and Seedance 2.0 video generation into one opinionated workflow for batch-producing AI film.

What it does
Moyin Creator is an Electron desktop app that turns a screenplay into a finished AI video through five locked stages: script → characters → scenes → storyboards → Seedance 2.0 generation. Each stage feeds the next automatically, and the whole chain can run in batch mode for short dramas or anime episodes. It is built in React/TypeScript with Zustand state management and bundles its own @opencut/ai-core engine for prompt compilation and task queuing.
The interesting bit The app treats character consistency as a first-class problem: a “6-layer identity anchor” system and a Character Bible try to keep the same face across shots, which is where most AI video pipelines fall apart. It also knows Seedance 2.0’s hard limits (≤9 images, ≤3 videos, ≤3 audio clips, prompt ≤5000 chars) and auto-validates before sending, so you do not waste API calls on requests that will be rejected.
Key highlights
- Script parser auto-extracts scenes, shots, dialogue, and camera language from multi-episode screenplays
- Character Bible with reference-image binding attempts to lock appearance across the project
- Storyboard panel exports with real film parameters (shot size, camera position, motion)
- Batch queue with multi-provider API key rotation, load balancing, and auto-retry on failure
- Dual license: AGPL-3.0 for open use, commercial license available for closed-source integration
Caveats
- The pre-built binary (v0.1.7) is hosted on Baidu Pan with an extraction code, not on GitHub Releases
- Several screenshot placeholders in the README are still marked “to be replaced later”
- SkyReels-V4 is mentioned alongside Seedance 2.0 but the exact relationship is unclear from the docs
Verdict Worth a look if you are producing AI short dramas or anime at volume and need the pipeline enforced by software rather than spreadsheets. Skip it if you just want a one-off text-to-video tool or if you are uncomfortable with AGPL copyleft.