Core Terms

• Project: the workspace that owns documents, assets, task history, generation settings, review submissions, and storage paths.
• Source document: screenplay, Fountain file, or supporting document uploaded or attached to a project.
• Breakdowns: Producer, Director, and Script Supervisor analysis that creates scene and continuity context for downstream pages.
• Prep: the product area containing Style, Cast, Locations, Props, Character Looks, and Choreography.
• Reference asset: an image, video, audio file, or other registered project asset used to guide generation.
• Asset Browser: the central project library for filtering, previewing, organizing, editing, reviewing, and transferring assets.
• Modality: a generation category such as image, video, audio, music, LoRA, or transition.
• Production Queue: batch-oriented surface for selecting assets, configuring runs, and tracking generation status.
• Task: an async generation or processing job tracked through app status, queue, websocket updates, or background workers.
• Result refs: task metadata that points back to generated assets and lets the UI open completed outputs.
• LoRA: a trained adapter used to influence style or identity in supported generation models.
• Review round: a set of assets shared for client or team review with statuses, annotations, and visibility controls.
• Closed beta: the current public access posture; account access is controlled rather than open self-service launch.

Control Terms

Term	Meaning	Why It Matters
Canvas	The active media preview/source area inside a generator or editor.	Transforms usually apply to the active canvas media.
Gallery	A history strip or grid of generated takes.	Use it to compare outputs and restore prior settings.
Inspector	A focused detail panel for the selected shot, asset, queue item, or clip.	Use for exact edits after selecting an item.
Reference	An attached media asset that guides generation.	Reference order and type can materially change output.
Take	One generated attempt among several alternatives.	Do not assume new takes overwrite older ones.
Task	An async background job.	Completion, failure, and result links come from task state.