🎬 Screenplay scenes, performed

AI Movie Scene Generator

Noir interrogation, heist gone wrong, sci-fi first contact: describe the moment and ZenMic writes a scene told only through dialogue, with rising stakes and a turn at the end, then performs it with a voice per character.

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No microphone needed · AI casts a voice for every speaker · Edit every line before audio

Sample: The Interrogation (2 speakers)

Detective: [tired] Third time tonight. Where were you at eleven? Vera: I told you. Home. Alone. Reading. Detective: Reading what? Vera: <short pause> Does it matter? Detective: It does when the victim's library card has your name on the last book he borrowed. Vera: [coldly] Plenty of people read, Detective. Detective: Not many of them know the book was returned... the morning AFTER he died. Vera: <long pause> Then someone else returned it. Detective: Funny. I never said it was returned by someone.

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How It Works

Describe it

Type one sentence, paste a link or attach a document. Add a level, a tone or who is speaking if you like.

AI writes & casts

ZenMic writes the full script with natural delivery and picks a distinct voice for every speaker.

Edit & generate

Tweak any line or style, then create the audio. Download the MP3 or share a link.

What People Make With It

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Screenwriters

Hear a scene out loud before you shoot it, and fix lines that do not land.

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Game & animation

Temp dialogue for pitches, animatics and prototypes.

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Short-form video

Voice a dramatic scene for Reels, Shorts or TikTok.

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Drama classes

Give students a performed scene to analyse and rewrite.

Ideas to Try

Click any idea to open the studio with it filled in.

A heist crew realises one of them is an undercover cop Try → Two astronauts argue about whether to answer an alien signal Try → A western standoff in a small-town saloon Try → A horror scene: the babysitter hears a voice on the monitor Try → A courtroom cross-examination that flips the case Try → Two ex-lovers meet again at an airport gate Try →

Frequently Asked Questions

How many characters can a scene have? +

Up to six. Most scenes work best with two to four, and each character gets a different voice.

Can I edit the dialogue? +

Yes. The full script is editable line by line before you generate audio, including the delivery style of each line.

Does it add music or sound effects? +

The audio is voice-only for now. The writer already records the scene ambience and music mood for upcoming sound design.

Can I use the audio commercially? +

Paid plans include commercial use of the generated audio.

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