Vertical and widescreen
Choose formats that fit social episodes, mobile viewing or cinematic presentation.
Short drama production
Develop the visual identity, keep character references nearby and create scene-by-scene motion for social, episodic and vertical storytelling.
What it gives you
Short drama works when the viewer understands who matters and what changes. Soho Frame keeps the character images, scene directions and generated clips together so the story can develop without losing its visual logic.
Choose formats that fit social episodes, mobile viewing or cinematic presentation.
Keep approved faces, wardrobes and environments visible while developing the next scene.
Connect each generated clip to the prompt and image that produced it.
Compare model guides
Cinematic multimodal motion
480p · 720p · 1080p · 4–30s
Reference-led long scenes · best value
480p · 720p · 1080p · 2–30s
Cinematic action
720p · 1080p · 4K · 3–15s
Generated examples
Urban drama, close performance and vertical storytelling examples produced with Soho models.
Seedance 2.5
Seedance 2.5
Wan 3.0
A clear workflow
Collect character references and the visual rules of the series.
Create the image that captures the emotional turn of the scene.
Animate the frame, review the performance and continue beneath it.
Questions
Yes. Several active models support 9:16 output, and the model details show which ratios are currently available.
Yes. Keep the image in the project and use it as a first frame or reference where the selected model supports that input.
The Studio includes writing and project tools for developing story material alongside the generated media.
Open Canvas, establish the characters and create the frame the first scene will move from.
Start creating