Saga
Saga plans a season, casts a locked character bible, and produces 60 to 90 second portrait-mode cliffhanger episodes that keep the same faces and voices from episode 1 to the finale, while wardrobe moves with the story's calendar.
Build your series with SagaWhat to bring, what comes back, and how Saga approaches the work.
Hi, I'm Saga. Pick a story; I'll build the season around it.
Episode 12 matches episode 1.
Faces and voices are locked in a character bible, sets and open plot threads carry over, and you approve storyboard frames before any video is generated.
Episode 12 matches episode 1.
Faces and voices are locked in a character bible, sets and open plot threads carry over, and you approve storyboard frames before any video is generated.
What Saga can do for you, from logline to finale.
5 story templates: billionaire romance, revenge, family secrets, fantasy, and rom-com, or a live read of what's trending.
A locked episode-by-episode arc where every slot ends on a cliffhanger.
Faces and voices locked once. Outfits change with each in-world day.
Face-carrying shots checked for drift and reshot 1 at a time.
Storyboard frames approved before any video credits go out.
Come back weeks later with cast, sets, and plot threads intact.
60 to 90 second portrait-mode episodes framed for phones from the start.
Every episode cuts at the moment that pulls viewers to the next one.
Choose the outcome you need. Each example shows what to bring and what Saga returns.
20, 40, or 80 episodes on a proven spine: secret CEO, fake marriage, revenge, switched at birth, or forbidden love.
Ask what's performing right now and get concepts built for it, not for last year's catalog.
Shoot the first 3 episodes of several concepts and see which hook holds an audience before committing to a season.
Resume with the cast unchanged: same faces, same voices, same open plot threads.
The same 2 leads from episode 1 to episode 80, wardrobe moving with the story.
Each 60 to 90 second episode cuts exactly where the audience cannot stop.