Official Press KitScreenWeaver helps creators turn a screenplay into a structured visual production plan — connecting script, story architecture, storyboard, references, and AI-ready prompts in one workspace.
AI video models are becoming more powerful every month. But for filmmakers, the hardest part is no longer only generating beautiful shots. It is keeping the story clear, the characters consistent, the visual logic coherent, and the production workflow connected. ScreenWeaver was built for that missing layer.
Built by Outerframe Studio.
Key context
ScreenWeaver is an AI-powered workspace for screenwriters and filmmakers. It connects screenplay writing, story structure, visual development, storyboard generation, and AI-ready production prompts so creators can move from script to vision without losing continuity.
ScreenWeaver helps writers, filmmakers, and creative teams develop stories visually from the first draft. The platform connects screenplay writing, outline structure, characters, locations, references, storyboard generation, and AI-ready production prompts in one workspace. It is designed for creators who want to keep narrative logic, visual continuity, and production planning connected while working with modern AI image and video tools.
ScreenWeaver is an AI-powered story production workspace built for filmmakers working with modern visual tools. As AI video becomes more accessible, creators are no longer limited only by production budgets. They are limited by workflow: fragmented scripts, scattered references, inconsistent characters, disconnected prompts, and storyboards built outside the writing process. ScreenWeaver brings these elements together by connecting screenwriting, story structure, visual development, storyboard generation, and AI-ready production prompts inside a single creative environment. The goal is simple: help creators stop writing blind, see their story as they write it, and move from script to vision with greater clarity and continuity.
A focused writing environment for scripts, scenes, characters, and story structure.
Connect story beats, characters, locations, references, and visual rules before production begins.
Create or organize storyboard frames to see rhythm, framing, and emotional flow.
Prepare prompts and scene logic for AI image and video generation with continuity in mind.
Keep writers, directors, artists, and producers aligned around the same story and visual plan.
Prepare materials for pitches, moodboards, story documents, and production planning.
AI filmmaking is moving fast, but the creative workflow is still fragmented. A creator may write the script in one tool, collect references in another, build a storyboard somewhere else, store prompts in a document, generate images in a separate interface, then manually try to keep characters, scenes, tone, and continuity consistent across dozens or hundreds of outputs.
That fragmentation makes AI filmmaking harder than it should be. Beautiful individual shots are not enough. A film needs structure, rhythm, character continuity, visual coherence, and a clear production logic.
ScreenWeaver was created to bring these layers back together.
AI video generation is making production more accessible, but it has also created a new kind of creative chaos. Writers and filmmakers can now generate images, shots, and scenes faster than ever, yet many still manage their scripts, references, storyboards, prompts, and continuity rules across disconnected tools.
ScreenWeaver focuses on the missing upstream layer: the story, structure, visual logic, and production preparation that make AI-assisted filmmaking usable for real narrative work.
Write the script
Structure the story
Define characters, locations, references, and visual rules
Generate or organize storyboard frames
Prepare production prompts and scene logic
Export, pitch, iterate, and produce
The goal is not to replace the creative process, but to keep it connected.
The biggest challenge with AI filmmaking is not only generating beautiful images. It is keeping the story, the characters, the scenes, and the visual logic connected from beginning to end. ScreenWeaver exists because creators need a production workflow, not just another generation button.
Co-founder, ScreenWeaver / Outerframe Studio
Frank Houbre is the co-founder of ScreenWeaver and Outerframe Studio. He is an AI filmmaker, creative technologist, and founder working at the intersection of cinematic storytelling, AI video, and production workflows. His work focuses on building practical creative pipelines for AI-assisted animation, visual development, and narrative production.
Co-founder, ScreenWeaver / Outerframe Studio
Thibaut Dumont is the co-founder of ScreenWeaver and Outerframe Studio. He is a writer and creative partner focused on story structure, narrative development, and production workflows for screen-based projects. At ScreenWeaver, he contributes to the product's storytelling logic, creative direction, and screenwriting use cases.
ScreenWeaver is being built from real production pain. The product is shaped by hands-on AI filmmaking workflows where story structure, visual continuity, character consistency, scene logic, and production prompting need to work together across many shots.
One of the creative references behind ScreenWeaver's development is Lost Garden, an AI-assisted animated project created through a workflow combining writing, visual development, AI video generation, sound, music, and editing. Lessons from this type of production directly inform ScreenWeaver's focus on continuity, scene logic, and visual production planning.
Starting points for articles, interviews, and event programming.
ScreenWeaver is not a one-click movie generator. It does not replace writers, directors, or creative teams. It is a workflow layer that helps creators structure, visualize, and prepare their stories for production with more continuity and control.
Official assets for articles, announcements, and partner materials.
ScreenWeaver wordmark for dark backgrounds.
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ViewScript, storyboard, and workflow interface views.
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ViewPortraits of Frank Houbre and Thibaut Dumont.
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ViewOne-page summary of ScreenWeaver.
Product, company, founders, contact, and status at a glance.
Logo usage, colors, typography, and naming rules.
Interface screenshots available below. Additional visuals on request.
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RequestOfficial ScreenWeaver wordmark for dark backgrounds. Additional SVG and PNG variants available on request.
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Primary wordmark
Full ScreenWeaver wordmark for use on dark backgrounds. Additional SVG and PNG variants available on request.
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ScreenWeaver in production on Lost Garden, showing the connected script, storyboard, and visual workflow layers.
Script workspace
Industry-standard screenplay formatting with outline tools, story elements, and a built-in AI script assistant.
Storyboard shot editor
Character model sheets, shot framing controls, action prompts, and script context in one storyboard view.
Storyboard timeline
Shot sequence timeline connecting script beats, visual frames, and scene structure across the production flow.
Official portraits of the ScreenWeaver founding team for press, interviews, and partner announcements.
Downloadable PDF summaries for journalists, partners, and event organizers.
One page summary of ScreenWeaver: capabilities, workflow, and positioning for press and partners.
Quick reference with product, company, founders, contact, category, status, and official boilerplate.
Logo, colors, typography, and official usage notes for press and partners.
Brand guidelines PDF
Download the official brand guidelines document with logo usage, color palette, typography, and naming rules.
Primary wordmark on dark background
Usage guidelines
Color palette
Deep Black
#030303
Surface Black
#0a0a0a
ScreenWeaver Purple
#a855f7
Soft White
#ffffff
Muted Gray
#a3a3a3
Typography
Display / Headings
Bodoni Moda
Editorial serif for cinematic headings and press titles
Body
Inter
Clean sans-serif for UI, paragraphs, and interface text
Screenplay / Mono
Courier Prime
Industry-standard screenplay and monospace formatting
ScreenWeaver is an AI-powered workspace for screenwriters, filmmakers, and creative teams. It connects screenplay writing, story structure, visual development, storyboard generation, and AI-ready production prompts in one place.
ScreenWeaver is designed for screenwriters, filmmakers, AI video creators, creative studios, agencies, educators, and production teams that need to develop stories visually and keep production logic connected.
No. ScreenWeaver can be used for traditional screenwriting, story development, visual planning, and pitch preparation. Its AI-assisted workflow is especially useful for creators working with image and video generation tools, but the core product is about story structure and visual production planning.
No. ScreenWeaver is built to support writers and directors, not replace them. It helps creators organize, visualize, and prepare their work while keeping creative decisions in human hands.
ScreenWeaver focuses on the upstream workflow: writing, structure, storyboard, references, scene logic, and production-ready prompts. It is designed to help creators prepare better material for AI image and video tools, not to replace the full production process.
Yes. Journalists, partners, and event organizers can contact the team at founders@screenweaver.ai to request a demo, product information, screenshots, or additional media assets.
Official logos, screenshots, founder photos, fact sheets, and brand materials are available in the Press Materials section. Additional assets can be requested by contacting founders@screenweaver.ai.
For press inquiries, interviews, product information, partnerships, demos, or additional media assets, contact the ScreenWeaver team at Outerframe Studio.
