Choose a series and the Agent makes a new episode each time: no camera, no host, ready to post.
A 60–90 second battle map animation that explains a real historical battle phase by phase.
More series are on the way.
These are guide ranges, not a charge at the end of the chat. The Agent sets a fixed credit quote for your specific video after it knows the length and complexity. Review the plan and exact quote before you confirm. No credits are reserved or charged before confirmation.
Describe the video you want. Name a historical battle, a topic or a story idea, plus your priorities.
The Agent asks for the details it needs to shape the brief, such as what to emphasize or how long the video should be.
See the proposed direction, outline, duration and fixed credit price for this video.
Choose whether to make the proposed video. Nothing is reserved or charged before you confirm.
After confirmation, the Agent makes the video. You can follow its queue and progress on the page.
The completed MP4 and captions are saved to your Assets for playback and download.
An animated historical battle map follows positions around Hougoumont and La Haye Sainte.
An animated historical battle map marks Roman and Carthaginian positions as Hannibal's crescent forms.
FilmLune offers two different ways to start, depending on the video you need.
Use a guided chat for a battle explainer, a story series or an animated style. The Agent asks questions, shows a plan and fixed quote, then waits for your confirmation before rendering.
Planning a whole faceless channel rather than one video? Our sister site FacelessReels plans the series and edits every episode for Shorts, TikTok and Reels.
Choose a video model and direct a bounded clip with your own prompt in Studio. The Agent's guided formats are separate from that flow.
Explore Studio video modelsEach video gets a fixed credit quote before you confirm. The price depends on its length and complexity. One revision costs 300 credits.
Videos are made one at a time. After confirmation, the page shows the queue and render progress; the total wait depends on both.
The credits reserved for it are returned automatically. If something interrupts a video, we check it and keep your credits reserved until then.
This page works in ten languages. Pick the narration language below the message box.
No. You can discuss the brief and read the fixed quote first. Credits are reserved only when you confirm a proposal.
Not at the moment. Website promos are paused while we raise their quality. You can use Studio's video models, or the Agent's battle, story and animated styles.
Historical battle explainers are about 1,800–3,400 credits for 60–90 seconds. Each other format shows its range on its card. Your proposal shows the fixed quote.
The completed MP4 and captions are saved to your Assets, where you can play or download them.
