gurukilabs

A CREATION LAB FOR INDEPENDENT STORYTELLERS

Make the
scene work.
Then make the video.

A scene-planning workspace for independent explainer creators. Connect your narration to what viewers need to see—and decide what to fix before production.

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Product concept · In development

THE SPACE WE’RE BUILDING FOR
Idea → Narration → Scene decisions → Production

01 / THE MISSING MOMENT

A good line needs
a visible idea.

A voiceover describes an action. A beautiful image shows the result. Somewhere in between, the explanation can disappear.

Scene notesCONCEPT ILLUSTRATION

SCENE 02 / NARRATION

“Fold a sheet of paper into a house.”
A finished paper house.

What does
the viewer miss?

The fold itself.

An illustrative product concept with prepared examples. Claude integration is planned.

02 / A SMALLER, CLEARER NEXT STEP

From “what now?”
to “that’s the shot.”

We’re designing a guided workflow that keeps a story’s intent, its visible action, and the creator’s decisions together.

  1. 01

    Start with the intent.

    Bring a brief or narration. Define what the viewer should understand in each scene.

  2. 02

    Give it a visible action.

    Connect the line to a shot plan. Make the action, reference, and timing concrete enough to review.

  3. 03

    Make the next call.

    Review the most useful question, revise the scene, and carry an intentional plan into production.

03 / INSIDE THE LAB

Story comes first.
Tools follow.

Guruki Labs is an early-stage creation lab shaped by hands-on content workflows and internal tools for narration, timing, rendering, and review.

We’re turning that experience into a focused product concept: a place to resolve scene decisions before they become production work.

PLANNED CLAUDE INTEGRATION

A thoughtful partner
between script and screen.

We plan to evaluate Claude to help interpret a brief, propose scene directions, and surface missing visual actions.

Our first evaluations will focus on whether the suggestions follow the source material, support the narration, and give the creator a useful next step.

AI suggests. The creator decides.

FIRST FOCUS → EXPLANATORY SHORTS

A wider canvas, in time.

We’re also exploring how the same narrative-to-scene approach could support webtoon planning. Shorts remain our first focus.

HAVE A STORY THAT’S HARD TO SHOW?

Let’s start
with that scene.

We’d like to hear from independent creators about the decisions between writing a line and making it visible.

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