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Film Trailer

Cinematic trailers cut from a single script

Describe the scene and generate footage that reads like film — establishing wides, slow push-ins, tension beats. Build your trailer shot by shot.

The best cinematic video models

Run the same scene through different models and keep the shot that feels like film.

Script to Shots

Describe the scene. Get the shot.

Write a beat from your script and Gullabs generates it: framing, movement, and light. Work through your trailer one shot at a time.

Describe the scene. Get the shot.
Cinematic Models

Shots that feel shot

Cinematic camera moves, depth, and lighting from the best video models — push-ins, wides, and slow reveals that read like film.

Shots that feel shot
Describe to Edit

Re-cut by describing the change

Darker, wider, slower on the reveal. Describe what's off and generate the shot again instead of settling for the first take.

Re-cut by describing the change
Consistency

A look that holds across shots

Set your palette, grade, and mood once and carry it through every generation, so shots cut together instead of looking like separate films.

A look that holds across shots

From script to trailer in three steps

1

Describe the shot

A beat from your script, a logline, or a storyboard frame.

2

Pick your model

Choose the model that fits the look, then set its motion and duration options.

3

Generate & refine

Preview, re-generate until the shot lands, and export.

Questions? Answers!

Quick answers about film trailers with Gullabs.

A logline, a line from your script, or a storyboard frame. Describe the beat and Gullabs generates the shot.

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