Direct The Action
Basic Features
- Put several characters into the same scene
- Characters can interact with each other in different ways, including fighting, shaking hands and kissing
- Use on-set items, such as sit in chairs, open windows, get into bed, make a phone call, or play drums
- Use props, including guns, musical instruments, phones, or books
- Make characters speak by recording the lines yourself and they automatically lip sync
- Move anywhere on the set and characters will automatically open doors when they need to
- AI controls bring your characters to life with automated breathing, blinking, and subtle movements
- Immense library of gestures and postures allow you to control characters' movements
- Change the mood of your characters
- Make cars and other vehicles drive around the set
- Automated sound system generates audio for footsteps, gunshots, etc
- Timeline controls give you a real-time preview of the action
- Walls drop down in Director's view to help you see what's going on
- Buy more animations from the Moviestorm store
Customisation Options
- Movement customiser allows you to create unique gaits, including running, tiptoeing. and sashaying
- Walk path tool allows characters to walk in complex paths
- Held prop customiser allows you to create unique sequences of prop movements
- Mood customiser gives you precision control over your actors' expressions and body language
- Gesture customiser allows you to blend animation and create unique performances
- Speech customiser allows you to control the amount of lip movement during speaking
- Audio mixer allows you to control volume levels for sound effects
- Adjust the levels of individual sections of dialogue
- Head controller allows you to determine where the characters are looking
- Dragging events on the timeline gives you full control over your choreography.
Advanced Features
- Import dialogue from audio files
- Create unique moods and save them to use in other movies
- Script view gives you step by step overview of all events in a scene.
- Multiple scenes within a movie enable you to create more complex stories.