AI-Drawn Video
North Noir makes AI-drawn video: the AI model you choose draws every frame in code, reviews its own frames and redraws them — then you edit the film on a real timeline.
Every frame is drawn
An AI model writes a canvas drawing program for each section and renders it frame by frame at 30 fps — not a filter over a clip, not a single baked render.
The model reviews its work
After rendering, the model looks at its own frames and redraws what is wrong — up to three review rounds per section.
You edit the film
Sections land on a real timeline with narration, music and sound effects. Describe a change to one section and the AI redraws just that section.
How a section gets drawn
One prompt describes the film. For each section the model you chose plans the scene and writes a canvas or JavaScript drawing program — the kind of code you would write by hand, generated for your story and executed frame by frame.
Because every frame comes out of that program, motion lands exactly at 30 fps, characters hold their look across the shot, and the model can compare its rendered frames against the plan and redraw anything that drifted — up to three review rounds.
Then it becomes a film you can cut
Sections arrive on a real editing timeline alongside narration, music and sound effects. Cut, trim, re-time and reorder; adjust a section by describing the change and the AI redraws only what you asked for, leaving the approved scenes untouched.