Start with a pilot
Validate story, characters, visuals and sound before agreeing series production based on the pilot and feedback.
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Custom AI short dramas
From a story to a complete series.
Xinan Intelligence Technology undertakes end-to-end AI short-drama commissions: story and scripts, characters and worlds, shots, editing and sound, final delivery and launch support. A structured production process for brands, destinations and content teams.
Original AI concept imagery, not delivered client work or a real company facility.
Choose the right direction for your story
- Original stories & licensed IP
- Build worlds, character relationships and episode hooks. Adaptations start with verification of commercial adaptation rights.
- Brand & product stories
- Integrate brand goals into characters and story arcs for campaigns and product narratives. Clients approve advertising claims and product facts.
- Culture & destination narratives
- Develop stories and visual materials for destinations and museums, reviewing historical facts, likeness rights and location permissions.
- Animation & localized editions
- Develop animated stories with subtitles, licensed voice work and localized edits. Languages, territories and versions are agreed at kickoff.
Original concepts. Different visual starting points.
These original AI visual concepts are not completed films or customer case studies. Use them to discuss genre, characters and style. Client work is published only with permission.
Fantasy · Letters from the river
Original characters and a mountain-river world, exploring serialized storytelling and visual direction.
Original AI concept imagery, not delivered client work or a real company facility.
Urban mystery · The next stop
Character relationships, dialogue and suspense for contemporary stories and brand narratives.
Original AI concept imagery, not delivered client work or a real company facility.
Animation · Garden above the clouds
An original animated world for cultural storytelling and age-appropriate narratives.
Original AI concept imagery, not delivered client work or a real company facility.
From brief to launch, with clear approval gates
AI assists production; writing, directing and editorial judgment remain essential. Staged approvals reduce late discovery of story or character problems.
Brief & rights review
Agree audience, genre, platforms, episodes, runtime, aspect ratio, budget and deadline; review IP, likeness, voice and input rights.
Deliverable & approval
Project brief, scope and rights/risk checklist
Story development & scripts
Develop synopsis, character arcs, episode outlines and dialogue; review narrative logic, pacing and age suitability before visual production.
Deliverable & approval
Synopsis, character biographies and approved scripts
Characters & visual direction
Define characters, costumes, expressions, locations, props and palette; test consistency and approve samples without unauthorized likeness or voice cloning.
Deliverable & approval
Character bible, environment guide and visual samples
Storyboards & pilot approval
Plan shots, camera angles, performance, dialogue and transitions; validate style and sound with key shots or a pilot for client approval.
Deliverable & approval
Shot list, animatic or pilot and approval notes
AI shot production & continuity
Generate, select and refine approved shots; check characters, props, movement, eyelines and scene continuity, with manual rework or compositing where needed.
Deliverable & approval
Shot assets, version manifest and continuity checks
Editing, effects & grading
Assemble episodes, transitions, composites and safe-title areas; review rough cuts before approving fine cuts and picture lock.
Deliverable & approval
Rough/fine cuts, picture lock and revision log
Sound, music & languages
Produce licensed voices, effects, music and mixes; check intelligibility and sync, with human review of localized subtitles and dialogue.
Deliverable & approval
Mixed masters, subtitle files and agreed language versions
Quality review & delivery
Check artifacts, factual claims, subtitles, rights and AI labels per episode; accept against agreed technical criteria and prepare review materials.
Deliverable & approval
Delivery manifest, QC report and rights/label materials
Launch assets & publishing support
Create agreed posters, covers, trailers, format variants and publishing copy; support schedules and submissions. Media buying and account management are separately scoped.
Deliverable & approval
Launch asset pack, release plan and submission materials
Review & ongoing production
Review authorized performance data and plan later episodes and creative iterations; batch work uses episode schedules, version control and staged acceptance.
Deliverable & approval
Review notes, iteration backlog and next-batch plan
Deliver the film, and clarity on how to use it
- Masters & technical specifications
- Episode masters with resolution, frame rate, codec, bitrate, runtime and 9:16/16:9 formats agreed against contract and platform requirements.
- Audio & subtitles
- Agreed language editions and subtitle files such as SRT; stems, voice originals and music usage depend on licenses and scope.
- Promotional materials
- Agreed quantities of posters, covers, trailers, cutdowns and copy. Ad spend, media inventory and account access are not included by default.
- Project records & rights
- Version and acceptance records, sources, rights manifest and AI-label notes. Source projects, prompts and character assets require explicit scope; third-party licenses may be non-transferable.
From pilot validation to series and batch work
Commission a series
Plan episodes, runtime and editions with script, pilot, rough-cut and master approval gates; define revision rounds and change pricing.
Batch & ongoing commissions
Evaluate and schedule batches of projects, reusing authorized characters and visual standards. Capacity and timelines depend on assessment and contract.
Tell us about the short drama you want to make
A complete script is not required. Share what you know; mark undecided episodes, budget or style as to be assessed. Do not submit unlicensed work or sensitive personal data in the public form.
Discuss your short dramaBusiness partnerships
sobosscn@gmail.com- Purpose & audience: brand, destination or original content; who watches
- Story & rights: genre, scripts or IP and material permissions
- Scope & versions: episodes, runtime, aspect ratio, languages, territories and platforms
- Delivery & planning: budget range, target date, launch scope and approval owner
Public industry references, not Xinan productions
These works belong to their respective rights holders. Official links illustrate industry practice; they do not imply our participation, partnership or permission to reuse assets.
CCTV's publicly documented AI-assisted poetry animation series illustrates adapting cultural texts into visual stories.
CCTV · 2024-02-23
CMG's publicly introduced AI-workflow microdrama is a reference for mythological storytelling and AI production.
CCTV · 2024-03-25
Kuaishou documents an original AIGC fantasy trailer with Kling technical support. This reference concerns the public trailer, not inferred series completion.
Kuaishou official announcement
Set clear content and publishing boundaries
Review commercial rights to scripts, likenesses, voices, music and inputs, and the target territory/platform rules. For China, check explicit and implicit AI labels and the applicable microdrama filing, licensing or pre-publication review path. Define production, submission and publishing responsibilities. This page does not claim all distribution licenses or guarantee approvals.
Before commissioning
Can we start with an idea?
Yes. Share audience, purpose and style references; we can start with story development. Existing scripts or IP need rights and adaptation checks.
How are timelines and prices set?
We assess script complexity, shots, character consistency, episodes, languages, revisions and promotion scope, then schedule after pilot review. No unassessed fixed prices or deadlines.
Can a person's face or voice be cloned?
Only with valid explicit consent and where applicable rules permit. No unauthorized likenesses, voices or third-party characters; minors require additional guardian and safeguarding checks.
Who owns the film and source files?
Contracts define commissioned work, licenses, territories, duration, confidentiality and source handover. AI rights and third-party terms vary; full exclusivity is not assumed.
Is perfect character consistency guaranteed?
Generation alone cannot guarantee it. Character guides, approved pilots, shot-by-shot checks and manual refinement control variation against agreed acceptance criteria.
Does promotion guarantee publication or views?
No guaranteed approvals, listings, reach, revenue or return. Promotion covers agreed assets and support; licenses, submitting entities, accounts, media buying and operating roles must be defined.