Seko
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What is Seko?
Seko is suited to short-drama and animation creators, music-video makers, brand teams, and studios producing recurring video content. It is especially relevant when a project begins with an idea or script and needs to develop through story planning, shots, visuals, sound, and final assembly.
Users can describe a concept in natural language or provide a script, then develop and adjust the project through a visual production workflow. It fits creators who want connected planning and generation, particularly for episodic or multi-scene work.
Key features of Seko
Video planning agent
Users can describe an idea in natural language or provide an existing script, then use the planning agent to develop story and shot planning. This helps creators turn an early concept into a more actionable video outline.
Infinite-canvas workflow
Seko organizes characters, scenes, props, shots, and references on a canvas so creators can view and connect production elements in one space. This suits projects with complex visual relationships and repeated shot-level iteration.
Episodic video creation
The platform supports continuing production across multiple episodes from a longer script and helps organize content by episode. This fits short dramas, animated stories, and serialized projects that need ongoing narrative and asset continuity.
Agent task orchestration
Seko can connect characters, scenes, props, and other elements within the production workflow, allowing the agent to coordinate their relationships and changes. This is useful for larger projects where many shots depend on shared creative assets.
Professional video creation platform
Seko is positioned as an AI video generation platform for creators who want to turn ideas into professional-looking videos. Its connected planning, shot, and generation workflow suits concept development and series production, while users remain responsible for reviewing outputs.