Drama Studio is where you make short drama films on Wandura. You describe a story to the studio's chat assistant, and it helps you turn that idea into a script, a cast of characters and locations, a storyboard, rendered video scenes and finally a finished episode you can download. Writing and planning in chat is free. You spend credits when the studio generates images, video, voices or music, and it always shows you the price first.
Note: Drama Studio is new. It opened at
www.wandura.ai/drama-studioin September 2026 and is still being extended. Some sidebar items, such as Dashboard, Recents and Community, are not available yet.
Open the studio
Sign in at www.wandura.ai and choose Drama Studio under Studios in the sidebar. It opens in a new tab. You can also go straight to https://www.wandura.ai/drama-studio; if you are not signed in, you are sent to the sign-in page first and brought back afterwards.
What you can make
A Drama Studio project is one episodic film: a story broken into episodes, and each episode into scenes. Each scene becomes one video clip. By default a film is vertical (9:16) at 720p, which suits phone viewing.
| You bring | The studio gives you |
|---|---|
| A one-line idea, or a finished screenplay | A story breakdown: overview, outline, characters, episodes and scenes |
| Optionally, your own pictures of faces and places | Reference pictures for characters, backgrounds and props |
| A storyboard: one clip per scene, with optional storyboard frames | |
| Rendered video for every scene, with several takes to choose from | |
| One MP4 per episode, or a zip of the separate scene clips |
How a film comes together
- Idea. Tell the assistant your idea in chat, or upload a screenplay you already have. The assistant can write five story options for you to pick from, then write and revise the screenplay.
- Story bible. The studio breaks the script down into a story overview, an outline, project settings (genre, tone, visual direction, era, geography), characters and episodes. Everything after this is built from it.
- Lock. When the breakdown is right, you approve and lock it. Locking is final.
- Assets. The studio draws one reference picture for each character, background and prop, so they look the same in every scene. You can upload your own pictures instead.
- Storyboard. The studio turns every scene into one clip to generate. You can have it draw storyboard frames to preview the shots.
- Video. You render each scene, choosing the model, resolution, length and number of takes, and pick the take you like best.
- Export. When every scene has a chosen take, you download the episode as one MP4 or as a zip of the scene clips.
The project screen
Each project has one chat on the left and a workspace panel on the right. The panel has four tabs:
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Script | The breakdown: Overview, Characters and Episodes |
| Assets | Characters, Backgrounds, Props and Others, each with its reference pictures |
| Scene | The storyboard: every scene of an episode, with its prompt, references, model, length and takes |
| Video | Review of the chosen takes and the Download menu |
You can do most things either by asking in chat or by using the buttons in the panel. When the assistant does something, the panel opens on the part it just changed.
The studio sidebar also has Videos, which lists everything you have generated, and Assets, your library of saved pictures and media.
Next steps
- Make your first film: the whole flow, step by step.
- Credits and pricing: what costs credits and how much.
- Content rules: what you can't create, and what happens when something is blocked.
- Publishing your film: what happens after you export.
- Getting started with workspaces: make films together, with a shared credit pool.
- FAQ
Updated 6 Oct 2026 · Change history (2)