00 / Production office

Mimir

Keep the whole film in view.

Mimir makes the screenplay visible, timed, and actionable—then carries its intent from the first storyboard through final delivery.

Develops / Script, boards, animatic, narrative shapeCoordinates / The complete studio

Concept visualization of eight crafted production objects connected by one continuous line of intent across a stone production table.

The coordinating intelligence

Intent is a production material.

A film begins as more than a list of shots. It contains dramatic purpose, relationships, rhythm, continuity, constraints, and decisions that must survive every handoff.

Mimir turns that shared intent into a living production graph. It helps filmmakers see the film before production, keeps departments synchronized after it begins, and preserves the reason behind every decision.

Script to first cut

Before production moves, the film becomes visible.

Mimir reads a Fountain screenplay as scenes, action, dialogue, characters, locations, beats, and duration. It develops that structure into boards, timing, and a revisable animatic—an early film the director can respond to.

01 / ReadScreenplayScenes, action, dialogue, beats
02 / FrameStoryboardGenerate, upload, revise
03 / FindVisual memorySearch images by meaning
04 / TimeAnimaticPanels, scenes, frames, duration
05 / ShapeNarrative waveformEnergy, tension, rhythm

Concept storyboard study showing eight sequential views of one figure approaching and entering a coastal pavilion.

01 / Storyboard

Scene text becomes a frame.

Mimir turns scene headings and action into exact widescreen panels. Filmmakers can generate, upload, search, and regenerate boards while the production keeps the visual history.

Continuity: One world across every view
Recall: Natural-language image search

Concept animatic study showing six sequential frames, a continuous timing line, and a restrained narrative waveform.

02 / Animatic

Frames acquire time.

Selected panels are matched to scenes and given start, end, duration, and frame positions. In the finished system, voice, picture, and the narrative waveform make that timed structure a playable first expression of the film.

Timing: Frame-accurate at the chosen rate
Revision: Named, comparable versions

The point is not automatic taste

Mimir makes story decisions inspectable earlier. It proposes material, holds continuity, and remembers revisions; the director decides what the film means and which version moves forward.

System architecture

One gateway. Every production state.

01 / IntentScript + narrative
Scenes, beats, characters, themes, story structure, and the narrative waveform.
02 / ModelProduction graph
Projects, sequences, scenes, shots, tasks, people, versions, notes, and dependencies.
03 / RouteOrchestration
REST for state, Redis for events, MCP for tools, and A2A for delegated work.
04 / ExecuteStudio departments
Helion production, editorial, score, sound, review, and delivery work from shared context.
05 / RecordArtifact + decision
Every output, approval, change, and final delivery returns to the production record.

State substratePostgreSQL · TimescaleDB · pgvector · Redis Streams

The production office

Understand. Coordinate. Remember.

01 / Understand

Read the whole film.

Script, beats, characters, themes, and narrative shape become structured production context rather than disconnected notes.

02 / Coordinate

Move work with intent.

Dependencies, tasks, reviews, approvals, and cross-department events remain attached to the work they affect.

03 / Remember

Make change coherent.

Versions, continuity, editorial change, and delivery state remain traceable from the first breakdown to the final master.

The handoff

One source of production truth.

Mimir receives

Story, direction, state, and every reported change.

Creative intent and operational reality enter the same production memory without becoming the same thing.

Mimir delivers

Context each department can act on.

The studio receives the right work, dependencies, history, and constraints while filmmakers retain approval.

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