Turn a single idea into a Hollywood-style movie trailer in minutes 🎬

This workflow transforms a single concept into a complete storytelling experience:

• Generates a dramatic trailer-style script • Breaks the story into 4-5 cinematic scenes • Supports optional user image uploads (astronaut / environment) • Automatically generates high-quality visuals if no inputs are provided • Creates realistic IMAX-style cinematic images • Converts scenes into video clips • Assembles a full trailer sequence • Adds epic background music and optional narration

Input: A story idea + tone (epic, dark, emotional, suspenseful)

Output: Script → Scenes → Visuals → Cinematic Trailer Video

Example: “A lone astronaut crashes on a distant planet and discovers signals from alternate versions of himself”

→ Full sci-fi trailer with immersive visuals and storytelling

Built for creators, filmmakers, and storytellers who want to visualize ideas instantly.

Works with or without user inputs - fully automated cinematic generation.

Try it and create your own movie trailer in minutes. External link : https://www.morphic.com/en/workflows/019dbe5e-d804-75f9-89de-4fb1447d737b/ai-movie-trailer-generator Twitter post : https://x.com/Jay__Borad/status/2047630478581408215?s=20 @Morphic @Contra #morphicworkflows

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