Tools that take the slow, fiddly parts of making an episode off your hands, on your own Mac. No telemetry, nothing to activate, and no credit required on what you make.
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A Mac with Apple Silicon. Everything else is free — no paid subscriptions needed.
Every tool comes with a step-by-step guide with screenshots, and v1 updates for at least 12 months.
Your project files never leave your Mac. No telemetry: the tools never contact us. There's nothing to activate, either: they're a plain download under a personal licence.
What you make with the tools is yours to use commercially, with no credit line required.
Pitch, judge and write two-act episodes that are funny first and then land the turn.
The pitching prompts we use to find episode ideas, the rubric we score them with, 9 annotated two-act scripts, a festival idea bank with cultural notes, printable templates and a fully worked example.
A script generator that writes for you. You still pick, cut and rewrite. The kit makes your first draft argue with itself.
Turn a script into finished voice lines, with the timings your captions and lip sync need.
A whole scene in one pass, so the timing feels natural, then any single line again until it's right. Every take is checked against the script, and the finals come with word timings for captions and mouth movement. Lines can be in English or Hindi, with pronunciation fixes for names and tricky words, and a choice of built-in voices.
A voice library. It doesn't include our characters' voices. You choose the voices for your own characters.
Captions viewers can read, sound that won't be turned down, and a report that tells you it's ready to post. For any video.
Styled, burned-in captions kept clear of the on-screen buttons, a two-pass loudness master at the level the big platforms play at, a contact sheet and a one-page report you can actually read.
A video editor or a transcription service. Bring your own word timings (Voice Studio makes them) or an existing subtitle file.
Terminals, chats and phone screens as clean, transparent video clips you can drop over any shot.
Design a screen once and render it frame by frame, so your terminals, chats and phone screens look identical on every rebuild. Example scenes included: terminal, chat, notification and permission-style cards, plus a check that every word is big enough and inside the safe zone.
A motion-graphics suite or a timeline editor. It's deliberately simple, and it ships no copies of real apps' screens.
About 40 sound effects — whoosh, click, typing, crackle, firecrackers, room tone — made fresh, so they're yours.
Sound effects generated on your Mac, repeatable from a seed and never a licensing question. Give it a cue list and it builds the whole effects track for a scene.
A sample library or a music tool. For scores, see Module 4 of the course.
Change a line, a mood or a music cue, and rebuild the whole episode in one step.
The reference project behind Module 7: it puts voice, shots, screens and sound together into a finished, mastered episode, and reuses every shot that didn't change. It comes with a starter project, and a status check that tells you which shots will be redrawn before you build.
A finished product. It's a beta reference you adapt, and it works with the 3D renderer you build in Module 6.
Our characters, episode audio, music and episodes are never part of any product. See the licence.
The course, the whole Toolbox and the Episode Builder reference project, on one licence. All you need is a Mac with Apple Silicon.
All sales are final: no refunds for change of mind. If something's broken or not as described and we can't fix it, we refund it. Refund policy · EU/UK withdrawal right