Core Studio links film scripts, generation and editing in Taiwan launch
Taiwanese company imCore introduced Core Studio in Taipei, combining script development, generated images and post-production in one workspace. Its presentation described tools for organizing scenes and tracking how footage was made, including human reviews. The capabilities come from the launch presentation and creator demonstrations, without independent performance measurements.
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Production stages share one workspace
Taiwanese film-technology company imCore presented Core Studio at the Taiwan Creative Content Fest, an industry event in Taipei. The platform brings script work, storyboards, generated images, editing and color grading into a shared production workflow.[1], [2]
The team comes from animation and visual effects. imCore says the platform combines its own image-generation model with external models, with specialized AI agents assigned to different production tasks. The company presented the arrangement as a way to reduce switching between separate tools.[1]
Scripts and generated material can be traced
Story Atlas, the platform’s script-planning tool, divides an imported screenplay into scenes, shots and storyboards. Character appearance, costumes, props and voice profiles sit within the same planning system. imCore describes these controls as support for consistency between sequences.[1]
Generated outputs retain their model, prompt, parameters, expense and human-review information. Teams can trace creative decisions and follow budgets through those production logs.[1]
Creators demonstrated editing controls
The company also presented image-processing tools under Real Engine and a cloud workspace with communication, version control and access management. Creators from four projects showed their work. Jerry Zhou, creator of God Being, described separating dialogue and sound effects for detailed adjustments. These capabilities were presented at the launch without an independent comparative test.[1]
