Topview takes an idea, a script, a reference video or a product URL and plans a video from it: breaking it into scenes, choosing which model suits each shot, generating the assets, and laying them out on a Canvas where every shot stays editable. Drama Studio handles micro-dramas with consistent characters and 3D Shot Composer stages scenes with camera control.
Model selection per shot is the part worth noticing. Video models have genuinely different strengths, one handles motion, another holds a character’s face, a third does landscapes, and a creator using a single-model tool takes whatever that model is weak at along with what it is good at. Choosing per shot is what a director would do.
The Singapore and Los Angeles company covers 30-plus languages with a team workspace. Pricing is only partly visible: $0.12 a second at 720p for Seedance 2.5 with 60-day unlimited access, and other models referenced without figures. Per-second pricing makes a long video an arithmetic exercise, generated drama still reads as generated at length, and shot-level editability is only useful if the underlying model can regenerate close to what you had.
