PAMA AI

About PAMA AI

PAMA AI turns scripts into structured scenes with consistent characters, directed storyboards, motion, and sound. The platform analyzes scripts to identify cast, locations, beats, camera direction, and mood before generation begins. Users can define reusable character bibles and location continuity once, then generate and refine storyboard images scene by scene, and animate approved frames into motion clips. The workflow keeps analysis, continuity references, and production decisions connected to the same project instead of producing disconnected outputs.

• ai video
• comic generation
• storyboard
• character consistency
• motion generation

FAQ

How does PAMA turn a script into an AI comic video?

PAMA first analyzes the script into scenes, characters, and locations. You review those bibles, generate and refine storyboard images scene by scene, then animate approved frames into short motion clips.

How does character consistency work?

Each project stores a reusable character bible with appearance, wardrobe, personality, and reference prompts. PAMA combines that continuity context with every scene prompt so the model is not starting from zero each time.

Which AI models can I use?

PAMA supports OpenRouter or OpenAI-compatible models for script analysis and configurable Fal or Kie models for image and video generation. Administrators can change providers without changing the comic workflow.

What consumes credits?

Script analysis, storyboard image generation, and motion generation each have a clear credit cost. A failed provider task is marked failed and its consumed credits are revoked when the provider reports failure.

Can I use the output commercially?

Your use of generated media depends on the terms of the AI provider and model selected in your workspace. Review those provider terms and avoid using protected characters, brands, or likenesses without permission.