Launch production
Assemble a team, build a proof-of-concept, a trailer or a pilot, and run an AI-native production.
A platform for auteur and AI-native cinema
Where stories get the green light
Write your story, timestamp your authorship and get it ready for the screen. Assemble a pitch package, find a producer and walk into the industry with a project — not a logline.
How does Plotform help you build original stories?
Idea→Story→Protected IP→Pitch package→Demand→Screen
The author's raw idea
In the near future an AGI learns to resurrect people by moving their consciousness into clones — and for those who refuse the procedure on religious grounds, it builds the Orison prayer pyramids, where the living can speak to the dead through a dedicated interface…
Techno-thrillerSci-fi detectiveReligious drama
The logline after Story Coach
The year is 2125. An AGI called the Father has solved almost every human problem except death. To ease the longing of the living, it creates Mahjong Mind — a channel where families play mahjong at a shared table with digital copies of the dead. When one copy steps outside its program, the case goes to a Hong Kong investigator of system anomalies whose own husband vanished seven years ago under circumstances no one could explain.
•Clear character goal•Original premise△Cost of failure not stated
Key story beats
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Vin's avatar revolts on Temple Street
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The Father's Orison prayer pyramid
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Mother Teresa tells the sisters they will not wear the Father's implant
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No description yet
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Jessica breaks into the Mahjong Mind office
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Hologram uprisings of the dead break out worldwide
Act 1 — setup
Act 2 — escalation
Act 3 — finale and cliffhanger
Characters
Thomas Chan
Lead
Mia Chan
Lead
Mother Teresa
Prioress
Brother Pavel
Head of the Johannites
Story Coach · question 2 of 6
Why does Jessica break into the Mahjong Mind office?
Chinese intelligence, Mingjing, is blackmailing her: they want every file on the incident in exchange for keeping her criminal past from Mahjong Mind.
4 of 6 answered
Project page
ORIG 8.1
Symbiosis
Sci-fi · chamber thriller
In a floating city on Venus, newlyweds enter a lethal marriage contest: locked for a month inside a living plant-house that tests whether they can become the perfect family for colonising new planets. But having evolved thanks to the couple, the house decides the perfect way to continue humankind is not their unborn child — it is the house itself.
1,730 votes · 54%
ORIG 8.4
Allure
Biochemical neo-noir
After a night with a stranger from a bar, a young seducer starts losing his power to provoke desire and discovers his allure has been bottled and sold to a wealthy collector. To keep from fading out of everyone's memory for good, he must break into a closed market where powerful people buy other people's charisma, trust and love.
2,480 votes · 68%
ORIG 9.0Plotform Originals
The Time of Whales
Speculative drama
A diver frees a whale calf from a deep-sea net and realises that near the animal time behaves differently: the cameras record events that have not happened yet. When the crew tries to turn the whale into easy money, the diver must choose between the world of people and a creature that has already shown him his own death.
3,120 votes · 81%
After Greenlight
What happens after Greenlight
Your story opens up several routes at once
Proven demand is not the finish line. A project can launch production on its own, reach the industry through the Deal Room and be considered for co-production with Plotform — all at the same time.
The Road to Emmaus
Sci-fi detective · 8 episodes
74% to Greenlight · 3,460 votes
ORIG 8.7 · rights on record ✓
package complete: script · treatment · trailer · key art
ORIG 8.7 · rights on record ✓
package complete: script · treatment · trailer · key art
Close a deal
Open access to producers, agents and studios, and work the project as a finished asset.
Deal Room · inbound
Studio — access requestpending
Producer — active conversationlive
Offer received1
NDA signedyes
3 industry requests · 2 active conversations · 1 offer
Enter co-production
Projects with proven demand can be taken by Plotform into joint development and production.
Selected
The Road to Emmaus
Plotform Originals · in review
SelectionDevelopmentProduction
The author keeps the rightsThe Deal Room opens the way into the industryPlotform can join as co-producer
Screen
This is where people watch what authors made
An open showcase of finished work — including films shot outside Plotform. These are the stories that would not pass a studio filter, which is exactly why they are worth seeing. And the viewers who watch them are the same audience that votes on Greenlight.
Plotform Originals1:42
SymbiosisIvan38.2K★9.8
0:08
Bone ThroneLennard Smith6.8K★9.0
0:11
The Desire@451degree12.3K★9.6
0:13
Dead LedgerAlisa9.1K★8.4
0:15
The Wolf and the MouseAnya24.7K★9.8
0:14
The Time of WhalesKristian15.6K★9.4Protecting rights to your work
In an age of mass copying and blurry legal ground, it matters that the story is provably yours. Plotform records authorship technically, before you publish.
What Plotform records
•Version historyThe record of work on the project: what changed and when.
•Script registrationSHA-256 of the content plus a timestamp at the moment of filing.
•Dated certificatePlus public verification by hash at plot-form.io/verify — no legal department required.
•AI video = an adaptationOf your text — not an anonymous model output.
SHA-256 · c13f92be1bd3a59ad69bd40e082c781d50265f675d9b2680dc4f273f4c489d59plot-form.io/verify
Just as the Writers Guild (WGA) registers screenplays to establish authorship and date, Plotform gives you the same level of record built into the process: a cryptographic hash plus a timestamp, both publicly verifiable.
Certificate of authorship · example
FAQ
Who owns the rights to the story?
You do. The underlying work is registered to the author; AI video is an adaptation of your text.
Is my text used to train models?
No. Private material is never sent to training — it belongs to the project.
Can I work without publishing?
Yes. You can develop a project privately and go to Greenlight only when you decide to.
Is the Originality Radar a legal check?
No. It is a similarity map across 42,000 films that helps you find a fresh angle — not a legal guarantee.
What does Plotform get from a Deal Room deal?
Plotform takes an agreed commission, and the rights always stay with the author.
Ready to start?
Every story deserves a shot at the screen
Start with a logline — Plotform takes it from there: development, authorship, pitch package, Greenlight and the road to the industry.
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