AI director
The AI director turns one line into a draft film. It is made for people who know the subject well but get lost in the studio: which picture to take, where to put the arrow, how to move from one part of the story to the next.
How to use it
- Add your pictures to My 2D pictures in the studio and, if you like, sort them into folders. The director films with your own pictures and with the studio's 3D anatomy atlas; with no pictures, the film is all 3D.
- Under the list of films press ✦ Make a film for me.
- Write what the film is about, for whom, and what it should cover. Choose the language the director writes in (English, Russian, Azerbaijani, Turkish or Arabic) — the draft is then translated into all five and the length — about 2, 3, 4 or 5 minutes.
- Press Make a draft. In one or two minutes the draft opens in the editor.
- Watch the shots, correct anything you want, choose the narrator voice and record the film as usual.
What the director does
- Chooses the pictures. It reads the names and folders of all your pictures and takes the ones that show what the story needs.
- Writes the script. It splits the topic into 3–5 numbered chapters and writes calm, accurate narration for each shot, sized to the length you chose.
- Places the labels. It looks at each chosen picture and points the arrows at the structures the narrator names, at the moment they are named. Where many similar parts are shown, it uses numbered dots with a legend.
- Adds the film language. A title at the start, chapter titles, soft fades to black between chapters, a short summary at the end.
- Builds 3D scenes. It finds bones, muscles, nerves, vessels and organs in the studio's 3D atlas, shows them with their surroundings, highlights what the narrator talks about, makes see-through whatever hides it, puts the camera on the side where the structure is seen and pins the labels to the structures — they move with the camera. In the window you choose: pictures and 3D, only your pictures, or only 3D anatomy.
- Tells you what is missing. If your pictures do not cover part of the topic, it says so instead of inventing shots.
What it does not do
- It does not record the film by itself: recording and voice stay under your control.
- It does not draw new pictures and does not take pictures you do not have. For a missing picture use Draw with AI or upload your own.
- It is not a doctor. The draft is checked by you: medical accuracy is the author's responsibility.
Change it in words
Under the director's button there is ✦ Change in words. Open a film and write what to change, as you would tell an assistant: “make it a minute shorter”, “simpler, for school students”, “add a part about the vestibular system”. The AI changes only what you ask for — every other shot stays exactly as it was, with its labels in place. Ready-made examples are one click away. Each change keeps the previous version: Undo the last change brings it back (up to 10 steps). Paid plans get 10 changes in words a day. Films with 3D atlas scenes are changed in words too; an untouched 3D shot stays exactly as you made it.
Plans and limits
The AI director is part of the paid plans Creator, Pro and Clinic: up to 3 drafts a day for each person. On the free plan the button is visible and leads to the plans. Films recorded on the free plan carry the diagonal anatomovie.com watermark — on pictures and on 3D scenes alike.
Privacy
To make a draft, the names of your pictures and the pictures chosen for the film are sent to the AI model (Claude by Anthropic) and are not used to train it. Your topic and the draft stay in your studio account.