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Brothers, don't keep treating AI short dramas as just: writing prompts, drawing cards, and manual assembly.
I just saw an extremely fierce open-source project: Jellyfish, which already has 4300 stars.
It's not a single tool, but a complete AI short drama production platform.
What it does is very straightforward:
Input the script
→ Automatically split scenes
→ Extract characters/scenes/props/clothing/dialects
→ Prepare and confirm camera shots
→ Uniformly manage character consistency
→ Generate images/videos
→ Batch run tasks
→ Rewrite materials, continue to reuse
The most crucial thing is that it not only generates videos but also fills in the gaps in the most painful parts of AI short dramas:
1. Shot splitting is no longer solely manual
2. Characters, scenes, and props have a unified asset pool, reducing the issue of inconsistent assets before and after
3. Each shot can be made into a confirmable, reusable, and traceable production unit
4. Images, videos, and text tasks are unified in the task center, suitable for batch production
5. It also supports multi-models, multi-providers, and prompt templates
In simple terms, many AI short drama tools are still stuck at generating a single shot, while Jellyfish's approach is already focused on how to stabilize the production of an entire play.
If you are working on AI short dramas, AI comic dramas, plot-based product promotion, and other video content, this project is very worth exploring.
Open-source GitHub:
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