An AI series maker that remembers your cast.
Episode 1 is easy. Episode 2 is the test. RizzGen keeps your characters, world and look as a series bible, so every episode starts where the last one left off.
- Youset up the world and the cast once
- Rizzikeeps them as the series bible
- Youplan and approve each episode
- Rizzigenerates it with the same faces and look
120 free credits. No card required. Planning is always free.
The definition
What an AI series maker is
An AI series maker plans and generates a run of episodes that share one cast, one world and one look. Making the first episode is like making a short film. The real test is the second: the tool has to remember who everyone is without being told again.
What a series needs
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A series bible.
A reference sheet for every recurring character, place and object, plus the show's style and voices.
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Remembered between episodes.
A new episode starts from the approved sheets and look, not from a fresh guess.
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Each episode approved.
You sign off on every episode's script and plan before anything is generated.
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Fix one shot, not the episode.
Re-shoot a single scene. Everything else in the episode, and the series, stays as it was.
What a series bible looks like: the GENESIS cast
GENESIS is a single short film made in RizzGen, not a series. But its cast, places and objects were all set down as reference sheets before the first clip, which is exactly what a series bible is. This is what a next episode would start from.
Cast
Technician
Engineer
Child
Settler A
Settler B
World
Habitat
Martian plain
Lander
Rover
Then episode 2 is a plan, not a gamble
You describe the new story. Rizzi writes the plan from the sheets you already approved, so the only new decisions are the ones the episode actually needs. A new character gets a sheet of their own and joins the bible.
- Story
- The first harvest fails, and the Child finds out why
- Cast
- Technician, Child, Engineer From the bible
- World
- Habitat, hydroponic wall
- New
- One sheet to draw: a seed vault
- Look
- Carried over from episode 1
Illustrative example: GENESIS has no episode 2.
Anime, animation or live action
The style is part of the bible too, so every episode is drawn the same way. These single films were made in RizzGen in three different styles.
A fresh prompt per episode, or a series that remembers
Viewers forgive a lot. They do not forgive a lead who looks like someone else next week.
- The cast is re-described every time, and drifts a little every time.
- The look depends on how the prompt was worded that day.
- By episode 5 the show has quietly become a different show.
- Cast, places and objects live on approved reference sheets.
- The style and voices carry into every new episode.
- Each episode only decides what is new.
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Build the bible for free. Pay per episode, per clip.
The concept, scripts and reference sheets for your cast, places and objects are free. Credits are used when clips, voices and music are generated, and you see each cost before you confirm.
- 120 free credits
- No card required
- Credits never expire
Questions
Software that plans and generates a run of episodes sharing one cast, one world and one look. The first episode is like making a short film; the real test is the second, where the tool has to remember every character, place and style without being told again. RizzGen keeps them as a series bible of approved reference sheets.
Set each recurring character down once as a reference sheet and approve it. RizzGen remembers your cast between projects, so episode 2 starts from the same sheets as episode 1, and every clip a character appears in is generated with their sheet as the reference.
Yes. The style is part of the series bible, whether that is hand-drawn anime, claymation, 3D animation, painterly or live action, and the reference sheets are drawn in it, so every episode looks like the same show.
Yes. A new character gets a reference sheet when they first appear, you approve it, and from then on they are part of the bible like the rest of the cast.
Re-shoot that shot alone. The rest of the episode, and every other episode, stays exactly as it was.
The concept, scripts and reference sheets are free, and new accounts get 120 free credits with no card. Credits are used only when clips, voices and music are generated, and RizzGen shows the cost of each before you confirm. Credits never expire and there is no subscription.
Start your series.
Describe the show and its cast. Episode 1 is planned with you before anything renders.
Planning and reference sheets are free. 120 free credits, no card required.
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