Director, MITO's AI agent, runs concept through script, storyboard, characters, and scene generation on its own, and hands you the call only when it's genuinely creative.
Director always plans with you first, script, storyboard, model choices, before anything generates. From there, review each prompt before it's sent in Manual mode, or let Director run the rest of the pipeline on its own in Auto mode.
Start Creating FreeDescribe an idea and get back a combined script and storyboard to approve before anything generates.
Start Creating FreeCasting, tone, your style bible, your story bible, output format, and music or voice always come back to you. Everything else, Director runs on its own.
Start Creating FreeDirector chooses the right model for each step and shows you the reasoning and the cost behind that choice.
Start Creating FreeEvery generation lands on your canvas first, where Director has already retried anything that missed your intent, so you're validating a result, not fixing a first draft.
Start Creating FreeJump in mid-script, mid-storyboard, or mid-cut, or retry a single beat that isn't working while the rest of your cut stays untouched.
Start Creating FreeDirector is MITO's creative collaborator across the full video pipeline: it proposes directions for concept, script, storyboard, and characters, runs generation on its own, and checks its results against what you asked for before handing you a cut.
Yes. Director is built on frontier LLM technology and fine-tuned specifically on filmmaking workflows, not just prompt-to-video generation. It holds full context across your project, plans and executes multi-step work on its own, and only surfaces the creative calls that are always yours.
No. Director proposes script directions, storyboard beats, and character looks for you to choose from, so you don't need to start from a blank page or already know how to write or direct a scene.
Yes. You can step in at any point, mid-script, mid-storyboard, or mid-cut, and take over a step by hand without breaking what Director already built.
No. Director runs the generation work and only surfaces a decision when the call is genuinely creative, so you keep the calls that matter instead of approving every micro-step.
Yes. You can send Director back to retry a single beat or scene while the rest of your cut stays untouched.
Yes. Director holds full context for your project within a session, so you can come back to a scene or decision without re-explaining what you already told it.
Only where you haven't already decided. If you specify a shot, angle, or framing, Director follows it. If you don't, it fills that gap in for you.
Yes. Within an active session, Director parallelizes work across scenes instead of finishing one before starting the next.