| Project | Contains your entire workstream, including your project’s name, description, and all its episodes. A project can contain multiple episodes. |
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| Episode | Contains a single script and its related Storyboard, Canvas, and Production surfaces. A project can contain multiple episodes. |
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| Scene | A reusable location that is both a universal asset and a narrative marker in your Timeline and Script Doc. A Scene can appear more than once as events and characters revisit the same location. |
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| Scene Kit | On Canvas, select a Scene in the Timeline to open its context in the right sidebar, then choose the Scene Kit tab. It brings together the Scene’s related assets and script text, with images you can drag into the generation box. |
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| Character | A reusable person asset with images, description sections, a color, and a dialogue voice. |
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| Prop | A reusable object asset, declared in the script as {NAME}. |
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| Sequence | Think of a Sequence as a video within a Scene. It can include multiple Shots to plan the video’s key moments and hold multiple video takes. Review Sequences and their takes in Production. |
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| Shot | A key moment you plan on Storyboard to shape your story. You can optionally add Shots to the generation pill to create Sequence videos. Shots can have variations, a keyframe, media, and camera details. Each variation is represented by a single keyframe image: add multiple images to Shot Media, and the first image becomes the keyframe. |
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| Reference | In the generation box, type @ to open the reference selector and choose an image tagged to a Scene, Character, or Prop asset. |
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| Tag | Right-click an image on Canvas to tag it to a Scene, Character, or Prop asset, or to a Shot for Storyboard. Right-click a video to tag it to a Sequence. |
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| Review status | Set None, Pending, Approved, or Rejected on Shot image variations and Sequence video takes. Use these statuses to track progress and keep your team aligned. |
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| Credits | The unit for paid media generation. One credit is one US cent. |
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