Martini

Martini is a cloud based AI filmmaking platform that gives directors and video producers real cinematographic controls over generative video. Instead of typing a prompt and hoping the model interprets camera position correctly, you compose shots with actual parameters for position, lenses, and movement. The platform lets you step into any image or video to reframe and reshoot with virtual camera controls, including start and end frame positioning on compatible models. The goal is professional creative direction where the filmmaker stays in charge, not gambling on what an AI decides looks good.

The platform brings multiple AI video and image generators into a single workspace, eliminating the need to juggle accounts and interfaces across different services. You get access to leading video models including Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0 Pro, Kling O3 Pro, Sora 2 Pro, Seedance 1.5, Hailuo 02, MiniMax, and Grok Imagine. Image generation runs through Nano Banana Pro and Flux 2 Max. There are also dedicated audio models for generating music, sound effects, and dialogue to accompany your visuals. Each project has a built in timeline so you can assemble shots, arrange sequences, and work toward a rough assembly without exporting raw clips to a separate tool for every step. When the edit is ready for finishing, Martini exports XML files compatible with Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, so the project flows into post production without manual reconstruction of cuts and timing.

Real time collaboration is baked into the platform from the start. Teams can share prompts, edits, and feedback on the same project simultaneously, which matters for productions where directors, editors, and producers need to work in parallel. The workflow feels closer to a traditional film set than a typical AI prompt box. You are not just describing what you want in words and crossing your fingers. You are setting camera angles, choosing focal lengths, and specifying motion paths. The AI handles generation, but you keep the creative reins and make the decisions that shape the final product. The company was founded by Koh Terai, a cinematographer whose work has screened at Cannes, and that filmmaker perspective shows in how the interface prioritizes shot composition over text input.

Integrations extend the platform beyond the browser into the broader production ecosystem. An MCP Connector allows Martini to work with AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, so you can generate shots and manage projects through conversational interfaces. A Blender integration lets you import camera moves directly from 3D scenes, which is useful for previsualization workflows where camera paths are designed in a full 3D environment before being applied to AI generation. The XML export handles handoffs to professional NLEs, and MP4 downloads are available for direct delivery when you need a quick turnaround. This flexibility matters because AI generation is rarely the last step in a real production, and Martini is designed to slot into existing pipelines rather than replace them entirely.

Pricing runs on a credit system called Olives, where one olive equals ten cents USD. Different models and generation lengths consume different amounts, so costs scale with usage and the complexity of what you are creating. The free Indie plan provides limited credits and restricts projects to public visibility, which makes it suitable for experimentation but not for client work. The Pro plan at thirty dollars per month includes three hundred olives, private projects, permission controls, and early access to experimental features. The Studio tier at one hundred fifty olives per month adds team management, project based billing, bespoke credit allocation, and support SLAs for productions that need guaranteed response times. Enterprise plans are custom priced with bespoke integrations for studios with larger needs. Unused credits roll over for up to twelve months, which means occasional users are not penalized for buying in advance, and subscription plans offer bonus olives on additional top up purchases.

The platform has real traction in the market. Over two hundred films have been made with Martini, including TV commercials, artwork, and viral social content. Users span more than fifty countries, representing a mix of independent creators, agencies, and production houses. The audience is professional and semi professional video producers who want to incorporate AI generation without losing control of the shot. Studios, creative agencies, and independent filmmakers who need to direct the camera, not just describe the scene, will find more familiar ground here than in consumer facing prompt tools. If you think in terms of focal lengths and tracking shots rather than text descriptions, this is built for how you already work.