Kunlun Tech’s Tiangong Short Drama Workbench Launches Dual-Track Creation Mode with Agent-Powered Smart Storyboarding and Infinite Canvas

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Kunlun Tech’s Tiangong Short Drama Workbench has introduced a dual-track creation mode combining agent-powered smart storyboarding with an infinite canvas, addressing pain points in the AI short drama industry such as character face-swapping and chaotic shot narratives. The platform’s SD2.0 smart storyboarding features six intervenable processes: script upload, asset extraction, staging map generation, prompt templates, storyboard scripts, and video generation. The director agent automatically parses scripts and batch-generates multi-view assets, fundamentally solving character face-swapping, and automatically generates coherent staging maps before video creation to eliminate character drift. Leveraging this capability, short dramas produced on the platform and launched on DramaWave achieved million-dollar-level revenue within just seven days. The infinite canvas integrates all creative assets, supports 720-degree panoramic scene deduction and visual lighting tools, and includes a built-in 3D director stage that allows character placement in three-dimensional space, enabling advance planning of group and dialogue scenes. Additionally, the platform offers tiered account permission management and a data center for studios, recording computing power consumption details across multiple dimensions with fully traceable cost data. The company stated that the Tiangong Short Drama Workbench will continue to integrate mainstream video large models such as Skyreels, Seedance, and Kling, iteratively upgrading its smart storyboarding capabilities, aiming to make AI a creative assistant that understands scripts and cinematography, freeing creators from random generation and enabling them to autonomously and consistently produce high-quality AI short dramas.

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Kunlun Tech's Tiangong Short Drama Workbench launches dual-track creation mode with AI storyboarding, solving industry pain points and enabling million-dollar revenue in 7 days.

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