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Say the scene. Nova films it.

Learn to make AI ads and short films in Nova — from script and characters to shots and a finished MP4. Watch real results free, no sign-up needed.

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See what one sentence does

Making a film shouldn't mean wiring nodes
In 90 seconds: why Nova lets you talk instead of tune parameters.
One sentence, a new costume
Say "make it rain-soaked at night" — you get a draft, and the original stays untouched until you say yes.
From stick figures to a film frame
Drag stick figures into place; Nova renders a photoreal keyframe.
From one line to a finished clip
Script, characters, shots, voice and subtitles — you see what each step produces.
A script in. A row of shots. A clip out.
Pick how the episode is cut, let Nova lay out every scene as a row of shots, then render.

Contains AI-generated imagery and real Nova screen recordings.

What you'll walk away with

Starter
  • • An ad project set up, plus 3–4 shots laid out (each with a visual description and on-screen text)
  • • 3–4 video clips, 4–5 seconds each
  • • One finished MP4 — plus a separate .srt subtitle file when the ad has dialogue or voiceover
  • • Two versions of the same film: a watermarked sample copy and the clean master
  • • One tested link the client can open and watch right away
Creator
includes Starter
  • • A complete 3-minute script, with its series Bible, characters and outline
  • • 3 characters × 2 looks + 3 headshots, with every red warning cleared
  • • A 36-shot storyboard for one episode, every shot tagged with the right characters and scene
  • • Three files: a clean master MP4, a burned-in-subtitle version for platforms, and a separate SRT
  • • A 30-second trailer MP4
  • • An opening title card with the series name in large type, plus a logo outro animation
Studio
includes Creator
  • • A sample interactive-drama tree you have playtested end to end
  • • A map of what Image Gen and Video Gen each need and what their buttons print, plus one real picture
  • • A clear picture of how a team edition works: the org, the shared credit pool, what members can open

Sign up free — watch 10 full lessons

Create a free account and these open up — no card needed:

  • 00-T1A walk around the site: home, workspace, pricing
  • 00-T2Account and credits: invites and the enterprise form
  • 00-KBalance and spending: four things the buttons don't tell you
  • 01-02Plan every shot from a ready-made script
  • 01-06Only materials, no copy: let AI read first, then pitch directions
  • 03-01Saving credits, part one — ad line: three things, all before you click Generate
  • 04-01One line becomes a script — then tear it apart for free
  • 05-01Batch render: the box that's ticked by default spends for you
  • 09-01You already have a script: from a file to a cast list
  • 06-01Building branches, and playtesting the tree
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Starter
US$99

Pay once · course updates for 12 months · both language tracks

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Questions

Is it a subscription?

Pay once. You get 12 months of access, including course updates during that time.

English or Chinese?

Both. Every plan includes both language tracks, English and Chinese.

How long is it?

Starter: 18 core lessons, about 39 minutes on the English track (about 41 on the Chinese track), plus 10 bonus lessons. That's video time — doing the exercises takes longer.

Can I get a refund?

Within 7 days of payment, if you've watched less than 20% of the course, you get a full refund. Any included credits you've already used are deducted at US$0.01 per credit.

Do I need editing skills?

No outside editing software is taught or needed. You work step by step inside Nova and come out with a finished MP4; if the film has dialogue or voiceover, you can also export a separate .srt subtitle file.

What are the credits for?

Credits are what you spend in Nova to generate images and video. Starter includes 3,270 credits (Nova retail value US$38.6).

Questions? support@mynova.ai — we answer within 2 business days.