Get in early and your rate never goes up. Not when we grow. Not ever.

Reelhaus

For everyone with a movie in their head

Make it.

Write it. Cast it. Shoot it. Cut it. Reelhaus is the AI film studio for people with ideas, not production crews.

Seedream
FLUX
Nano Banana
Kling
Veo
Seedance
MiniMax
MMAudio

Start making See what people made

No editing skills. No film school. No five-tool workflow.

A real screenshot of The Floor inside Reelhaus: the prompt bar, Roll button, and the look picker

The same woman with a scarred eyebrow shown in three different worlds side by side: blue rain, a green submarine corridor, and a grey snowfield

Your cast

Your character. Same face, every shot.

The roster

You'll never sign up for these one by one. They're already inside.

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Now showing

Shot in Reelhaus. Nothing borrowed.

Every frame here was made in Reelhaus — no crew, no camera, no stock footage.

Cinematic shot — firelight camp at night
shot on Reelhaus

Set piece — flooded ballroom, wide lens
shot on Reelhaus

Location plate — harbour dock, no people in frame
shot on Reelhaus

Interior still — shopfront, window light
shot on Reelhaus

Neon night — colour bleed off wet signage
shot on Reelhaus

Open water — long lens, low light
shot on Reelhaus

Cinematic shot — sodium-lit alley
shot on Reelhaus

Golden hour — warm key, cool shadow
shot on Reelhaus

Make one of your own ↗

AI video got good. The workflow didn't.

Five subscriptions.

Expiring credits.

Characters who forget their own face.

Prompts that work in one model and fail in the next.

And every bad take costs you again.

We hated it too. You were never out of ideas — you were out of tools.

How it works

From someday to tonight.

Three steps. You've already got the hard part — the idea.

Workflow — image example (photoreal portrait)

Tonight

Say it. See it.

Type the shot you've been picturing, or drop a photo. You get a frame that looks shot, not generated.

Workflow — video example (cinematic clip still)

Then

Make it move.

Your frame becomes a clip. Test cheap until you like it, then spend on the take you keep.

Workflow — sound example (waveform / mic still life)

And

Give it a voice.

Pick a voice and it reads your lines. Rain, footsteps, a door — describe the sound and it lands on the clip.

Start with one frame ↗

The Shotboard

One strip of cards. Shoot them, swap the ones you don't like, then watch it as a film.

Six dark thriller scene cards laid out in a strip, one lifted and rimmed with violet light as it is re-rolled

Fix one shot. Not the whole video.

Every scene sits on its own card. Hate scene four? Re-roll scene four. Everything else stays exactly as you left it.

Roll the film

The whole back lot

This isn't a prompt box. It's the whole building.

A cast you can re-use, a room to write in, a board to shoot from, an ad floor.

Cast — same character across three worlds

Your cast stays cast.

Same face. Same voice. Same character. Scene after scene.

Your story remembers.

Who got hurt. Who knows what. What still needs to happen. Your next episode starts where the last one ended.

You direct. We speak AI.

Tell Reelhaus what you're making. We pick the model, translate the prompt, and show you the cost before you roll. You shouldn't have to become good at AI to become good with AI.

UGC Factory — six phone-camera ad frames

One studio. Not five subscriptions.

Images. Video. Voices. Sound. Scripts. Editing. The best models still matter — you just shouldn't have to manage them.

Come see it ↗

What gets made here

Tell us what you're making. We'll handle the rest.

Pick the kind of thing you want. The right models are already lined up behind it.

Cinematic film — Anamorphic looks, night exteriors, practical light. — Cinematic film
Anamorphic looks, night exteriors, practical light. · shot on Reelhaus

Series — Recurring cast, episode arcs, cliffhangers. — Series
Recurring cast, episode arcs, cliffhangers. · shot on Reelhaus

UGC ads — Handheld, natural light, mild grain. — UGC ads
Handheld, natural light, mild grain. · shot on Reelhaus

Product shots — Clean studio plates and lifestyle frames. — Product shots
Clean studio plates and lifestyle frames. · shot on Reelhaus

AI influencers — One face, endless posts. — AI influencers
One face, endless posts. · shot on Reelhaus

Music-video vibes — Strobe, smoke, colour, motion. — Music-video vibes
Strobe, smoke, colour, motion. · shot on Reelhaus

Pick yours ↗

The Reelhaus Weekly Challenge

One brief a week. Judged on the frame, not on how many followers you have.

Make the frame. Win the pot.

One brief goes up every week. Shoot it here, send one frame or one cut, and we pick a winner. Nobody wins by posting forty of them.

Prize pot: [amount TBC]Brief: [placeholder]

Opening with founding members. Prize amount and first brief are placeholders until the doors open — no countdowns, no fake entry counts.

Tell me when it opens ↗

A lone stunt rider silhouetted on a salt flat at blue hour under an enormous cloudscape

Your credits are yours.

They don't expire.

We don't charge you to browse.

We don't charge you to preview a voice.

We show you the cost before you roll.

And no watermark ransoms on your free creations.

For marketers

Make more ads. Keep more margin.

Upload the product. Pick the audience. Make the batch. A finished Reelhaus ad runs about $2 in generation — you've seen what the other guys charge.

Make the batch ↗

The Academy

The tool makes you fast. The Academy makes you good.

Our community teaches AI filmmaking the honest way — the raw workflows AND the easy way. Separate from the tool. $9/month.

Visit the Academy

The founder

Built by a creator who couldn't edit, either.

I wanted to make movies. Couldn't animate. Couldn't edit. Couldn't afford a crew. So I built the studio I needed. Reelhaus is for everyone still carrying an idea they haven't been able to make yet.

It's still in your head. Let's fix that.

Founding members lock their rate for life. No countdown clock — we're just early. So are you.

Straight answers

Ask the awkward ones. They're below.

Who owns what I make?

You do. Your frames, characters and scripts are yours, including for work you get paid for — inside the model providers' terms and our acceptable-use rules.

Aren't AI videos bad for a brand?

Bad AI video is bad for a brand — the melting faces, the dead eyes, the shot that changes actor halfway through. What separates good from bad is a character that stays the same, a story that goes somewhere, and taste. That's what this tool is built around, and what the Academy teaches.

Why is quality better here than 'unlimited' tools?

Unlimited usually means one cheap model and a pile of takes you'd never show anyone. We send each shot to the model that's actually best at it, and show you what it costs. One shot you're proud of beats a hundred you delete.

I've never edited anything. Can I still do this?

That's who it's for. You type what you want, pick from what comes back, and the cutting, captions and sound happen for you.

Which models do I get?

The good ones — Seedream, FLUX, Nano Banana, Kling, Veo, Seedance, MiniMax and more. You don't have to learn their names. Say what you're making and the right one gets used.

Do previews cost anything?

No. Listening to voices is free. Looking through your own work, scripts and shotboards is free.

Is adult content allowed?

No. Make your horror film, make it violent, make it bleak. Sexual content, anything involving minors, and intimate imagery of real people are blocked and logged.

Do my credits expire?

No. What you buy stays yours.

Can I change one part of a video without redoing everything?

Yes — re-roll any single shot on the Shotboard.

How do credits work?

Each thing you make costs a little, and you can see exactly what — per shot, per model, per day, in The Ledger. Founding pricing lands when the doors open.