Nura Showcraft
Nura Showcraft
An AI-assisted animation and film production platform built for filmmakers, animators and producers who want to use generative AI without losing creative control over their work.
Overview
Overview
AI can generate impressive individual shots, but it can’t easily produce a coherent film or series. Creators face inconsistent characters and environments from shot to shot, fragmented workflows spread across many disconnected tools, and generic outputs that ignore their artistic vision. Studios also hold valuable IP they can’t affordably turn into new content, while traditional animation remains too slow and costly for independent creators.
AI can make the shot. Creators still need a way to make the show.
Creators need a single production environment that keeps their story and visuals consistent, connects every stage from storyboard to final edit, and builds on artist-created work, putting humans in the director’s seat with AI as the tool, not the author.
AI can generate impressive individual shots, but it can’t easily produce a coherent film or series. Creators face inconsistent characters and environments from shot to shot, fragmented workflows spread across many disconnected tools, and generic outputs that ignore their artistic vision. Studios also hold valuable IP they can’t affordably turn into new content, while traditional animation remains too slow and costly for independent creators.
AI can make the shot. Creators still need a way to make the show.
Creators need a single production environment that keeps their story and visuals consistent, connects every stage from storyboard to final edit, and builds on artist-created work, putting humans in the director’s seat with AI as the tool, not the author.
Overview
AI can generate impressive individual shots, but it can’t easily produce a coherent film or series. Creators face inconsistent characters and environments from shot to shot, fragmented workflows spread across many disconnected tools, and generic outputs that ignore their artistic vision. Studios also hold valuable IP they can’t affordably turn into new content, while traditional animation remains too slow and costly for independent creators.
AI can make the shot. Creators still need a way to make the show.
Creators need a single production environment that keeps their story and visuals consistent, connects every stage from storyboard to final edit, and builds on artist-created work, putting humans in the director’s seat with AI as the tool, not the author.
Nura launched Showcraft through a phased Early Access programme: a studio waitlist in May 2026, followed by Public Early Access in September 2026. The public phase used transparent, pay-as-you-go credits with upfront cost previews instead of subscriptions, lowering the barrier for creators to try AI-assisted production, while real series like Rainbow Hollow and Astro Burn were produced on the platform.
Nura launched Showcraft through a phased Early Access programme: a studio waitlist in May 2026, followed by Public Early Access in September 2026. The public phase used transparent, pay-as-you-go credits with upfront cost previews instead of subscriptions, lowering the barrier for creators to try AI-assisted production, while real series like Rainbow Hollow and Astro Burn were produced on the platform.
Nura launched Showcraft through a phased Early Access programme: a studio waitlist in May 2026, followed by Public Early Access in September 2026. The public phase used transparent, pay-as-you-go credits with upfront cost previews instead of subscriptions, lowering the barrier for creators to try AI-assisted production, while real series like Rainbow Hollow and Astro Burn were produced on the platform.
SOME FEATURES
Core Features
Core Features
SOME FEATURES
Core Features
Concept Creation
Concept Creation
Consistency is the biggest challenge in AI filmmaking. Without a reference, the same character can look different in every shot. Showcraft solves this with Concepts: reusable assets that define the people, places, and objects in a story.
Creators can build three types of concepts: characters, locations and props. Each concept becomes part of the project’s library and can be referenced directly in a prompt, so when a creator writes “Use Baba as the reference for the sheep,” the AI generates the shot using that exact design rather than inventing a new one.
Angles and variants
A single image isn’t enough to keep a concept consistent across a whole film. Creators can generate multiple angles, such as front, side, back and close-up, so the AI understands the concept from every viewpoint. They can also create variants, like a character in a different outfit or expression, or a location at night or in the rain, while keeping the core identity intact.
The result is a world that stays recognisable from the first shot to the last, giving creators the same control a traditional studio has with model sheets and design bibles.
Consistency is the biggest challenge in AI filmmaking. Without a reference, the same character can look different in every shot. Showcraft solves this with Concepts: reusable assets that define the people, places, and objects in a story.
Creators can build three types of concepts: characters, locations and props. Each concept becomes part of the project’s library and can be referenced directly in a prompt, so when a creator writes “Use Baba as the reference for the sheep,” the AI generates the shot using that exact design rather than inventing a new one.
Angles and variants
A single image isn’t enough to keep a concept consistent across a whole film. Creators can generate multiple angles, such as front, side, back and close-up, so the AI understands the concept from every viewpoint. They can also create variants, like a character in a different outfit or expression, or a location at night or in the rain, while keeping the core identity intact.
The result is a world that stays recognisable from the first shot to the last, giving creators the same control a traditional studio has with model sheets and design bibles.
Concept Creation
Consistency is the biggest challenge in AI filmmaking. Without a reference, the same character can look different in every shot. Showcraft solves this with Concepts: reusable assets that define the people, places, and objects in a story.
Creators can build three types of concepts: characters, locations and props. Each concept becomes part of the project’s library and can be referenced directly in a prompt, so when a creator writes “Use Baba as the reference for the sheep,” the AI generates the shot using that exact design rather than inventing a new one.
Angles and variants
A single image isn’t enough to keep a concept consistent across a whole film. Creators can generate multiple angles, such as front, side, back and close-up, so the AI understands the concept from every viewpoint. They can also create variants, like a character in a different outfit or expression, or a location at night or in the rain, while keeping the core identity intact.
The result is a world that stays recognisable from the first shot to the last, giving creators the same control a traditional studio has with model sheets and design bibles.
In-line Editor
In-line Editor
AI rarely gets a shot perfect the first time. The editor lets creators refine a shot instead of regenerating it, keeping what already works.
Transform fixes framing, Colour and Colour balance match shots to the same mood, AI upscale makes them production-ready and AI edit changes specific details without touching the rest. Versions saves every iteration, so creators can experiment freely and always go back.
AI rarely gets a shot perfect the first time. The editor lets creators refine a shot instead of regenerating it, keeping what already works.
Transform fixes framing, Colour and Colour balance match shots to the same mood, AI upscale makes them production-ready and AI edit changes specific details without touching the rest. Versions saves every iteration, so creators can experiment freely and always go back.
In-line Editor
AI rarely gets a shot perfect the first time. The editor lets creators refine a shot instead of regenerating it, keeping what already works.
Transform fixes framing, Colour and Colour balance match shots to the same mood, AI upscale makes them production-ready and AI edit changes specific details without touching the rest. Versions saves every iteration, so creators can experiment freely and always go back.
Sequencer
Sequencer
The sequencer is where the story finally comes together. Every shot from the storyboard appears here automatically, in order, so creators can watch their film play out without exporting or assembling clips elsewhere.
Shots keep their storyboard names and durations, and even shots that haven’t been generated yet hold their place in the timeline, so creators can see the full structure and pacing from the start.
The sequencer is where the story finally comes together. Every shot from the storyboard appears here automatically, in order, so creators can watch their film play out without exporting or assembling clips elsewhere.
Shots keep their storyboard names and durations, and even shots that haven’t been generated yet hold their place in the timeline, so creators can see the full structure and pacing from the start.
Sequencer
The sequencer is where the story finally comes together. Every shot from the storyboard appears here automatically, in order, so creators can watch their film play out without exporting or assembling clips elsewhere.
Shots keep their storyboard names and durations, and even shots that haven’t been generated yet hold their place in the timeline, so creators can see the full structure and pacing from the start.
Task Manager
Task Manager
Generating images, videos and upscales takes time, and creators often run several at once. The task manager keeps every job visible in one place, so creators can keep working while AI runs in the background.
Generating images, videos and upscales takes time, and creators often run several at once. The task manager keeps every job visible in one place, so creators can keep working while AI runs in the background.
Task Manager
Generating images, videos and upscales takes time, and creators often run several at once. The task manager keeps every job visible in one place, so creators can keep working while AI runs in the background.
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