Yes — up to four shots in a scene, each one where it happens

One picture can show a scene, but most scenes have more than one moment worth seeing: the door opening, the look across the table, the glass hitting the floor. A scene can now have up to four shots, its main picture and three more, and each one is tied to the exact line in your script where its moment happens.

Add a shot

Open a screenplay and go to the Scenes tab in the Script Elements widget. Once a scene has its picture, press Add a shot on its card.

Our AI reads the scene and suggests three moments worth drawing — who is in the frame, what they are doing, and the line it happens on. Pick one, or press Suggest 3 more. Want more than one? Tick several and draw them together. Change any of the words before you draw.

Every shot is drawn to match the scene’s main picture: the same place, the same light, the same people. The camera moves, the world stays the same.

In your script

Each shot has a small icon beside its line in the screenplay, so a reader sees the moment exactly where it lands. The icon beside the scene heading shows the main picture, with a count of the scene’s shots.

Change your mind

• Make main turns a shot into the scene’s main picture.
• Remove this shot takes a shot off the scene, and frees its place for another.
• Any shot can be redrawn in another style, or downloaded for a look book or a pitch deck.

What it costs

A shot is priced like any scene picture, and you see the price before anything is drawn. What each AI feature costs.

New to scene pictures? Start with Can I picture my script’s locations and key scenes?