
Video Studio
To generate my images and videos, I built my own workshop. A single screen gives access to several models, without switching tools each time. The cost shows before I click, the art direction carries over from one generation to the next, and I pick the history back up at any point.
From idea to shot
With me, a generation always follows the same path: from the idea written in plain text to the version I pick up later, without starting over from scratch.
Several models, one screen
I generate images there with several models, including Nano Banana Pro, and videos with Kling, Veo, Wan or Seedance. I choose the model that serves the generation without changing tabs or opening another account.
real outputs from the studio — “Nothing But Blue Sky”


Image
Nano Banana Pro
Gemini 3 Pro Image — reasoning model, the studio's flagship.
Understands complex spatial relationships and exact counts.
Vidéo
Kling v3.0
Square and vertical formats included, sharp rendering at standard speed.
720p · 3 to 15 s per shot.
Vidéo
Veo 3.1 Fast
The highest end in resolution, up to 4K per shot.
720p to 4K · 4, 6 or 8 s.
Vidéo
Wan 2.7
The widest choice of formats, from square to portrait.
720p or 1080p · 2 to 10 s.
Vidéo
Seedance 2.5
The only one that holds 21:9 and edits several cut shots within a single generation.
480p or 720p · 4 to 30 s.
The cost before the click
The estimated price shows before I launch a generation, and the actual price replaces it once the bill is known. A cost I don't know yet shows as a dash, never as zero: a zero would read as free.
selector — no generation is launched here
Cost
≈ 0,03 $
Shown before launching, never at zero.
Gemini 3 Pro Image — reasoning model, the studio's flagship.
On a video, the estimate follows the chosen duration and resolution.
Art direction carries over
I set an art direction once, on a project or on a whole repository, and it then applies to every generation without my retyping it. Each new version of an image keeps its link to the one it came from, and I pick the history back up at any point.
real example — preset “André Brasilier”
Repository bible
shared by all the projects of the same repository
Project bible
refines the repository bible for this specific project
Preset “André Brasilier”
post-Fauvist lyricism, cerulean blue palette, dissolving contours
My prompt
“galloping horses, evening light”
prompt sent to the model
[repository bible] + [project bible] + [Brasilier preset] + “galloping horses, evening light”
each version keeps its link to the one it came from: the history can be picked up at any point.
