A production line for video, with a person still in the loop.
Framecast takes a topic through script, narration, footage, render and publishing. Two steps are deliberately manual: approving the script before any money is spent, and approving the finished cut before anything is published.
Script
A topic becomes a sourced, spoken-word script from a prompt template you control.
Narration
The approved script is voiced, then split into scenes and matched to footage.
Render
Footage, narration and captions are assembled into a finished video and short clips.
Publish
Once you approve the cut, it is uploaded to the connected channel with its metadata.
Framecast is a private studio tool, not a public service. Accounts are provisioned by the operator; there is no self-registration. It is under active development and not all stages above are complete.
When a YouTube channel is connected, Framecast requests only the permissions needed to read that channel and publish videos you have approved. It never posts without your approval, and it does not read or use your Google data for anything else. See the privacy policy.