Creating Your First Interactive Story

A Treezy Studio project moves through a journey of production rooms, the way a real film moves through departments. You can lean on the AI collaborators in every room or override them at any point, you're the director.

The journey

1 · Story

Start with your format (interactive story, short film, and more) and a logline. The ideation room's AI panel develops premise, tone, and audience with you. Decisions you lock here feed every later room via the project brain.

2 · Casting

Define your characters: who they are, how they look, how they sound. Character sheets and voice profiles created here keep faces and voices consistent across every generated scene.

3 · Script

The script room turns your locked story into scene-by-scene screenplay, dialogue, direction, and the branch structure. Review it, give notes, regenerate what you don't love.

4 · Visual

Lock your film's Style DNA: palette, lighting, lens language, and reference imagery that every generated shot must obey.

5 · Sound

The same for audio, Sound DNA covers music direction, ambience, and mix character.

6 · Shot

Plan how scenes become footage: shot composition, motion, and the generation settings per scene.

7 · Floor

The production floor is where generation actually runs, watch scenes render, retry or skip failures, and track spend against your budget in real time.

8 · Edit & 9 · Release

Trim, assemble, and prepare for publishing. (These rooms are being finished during early access, the canvas and publish flow cover their essentials today.)

Fast Draft vs. Deep Cut

Two pipeline depths:

• Fast Draft, a handful of generation steps that get you a playable draft in minutes. Great for testing whether the story works.
• Deep Cut, the full 16-step pipeline: story bible, character arcs, continuity checks, consequence mapping, screenplay refinement, and full media generation.

Start with Fast Draft. Always.

From draft to submission

When your story plays the way you want, head to the canvas's Publish flow, the readiness checklist will tell you exactly what's missing. Then see Publishing, Review & Going Live.