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Originals is the place to discover AI-created films and shows in Visual Space. Browse a cinematic catalog, choose something to watch, and follow the story into its characters, articles, and community discussions.

My List keeps the Originals you want to return to in one place. It saves films and whole shows with your account, so you can browse now and decide what to watch later.

Originals brings films, shows, stories, and their characters into one place. Choose something to watch, explore its wider story, or manage a title you already own.

Choosing an Original starts with the kind of story you want to watch. The catalog gives you broad discovery, focused film and show browsing, and search when you already have a title, creator, or character in mind.

Make an approved Original available to viewers, then understand how to withdraw it if it should no longer be watchable. Publishing changes the release's public availability and the visibility of its linked story articles.

Prepare an existing Original for review by checking its presentation, saving your changes, and submitting the release you intend viewers to watch. You need to be the draft's author with permission to publish Originals in its eligible public publishing space. The title must be unpublished and outside an active review. **This guide begins with an existing draft**; the current Studio does not offer a working new-title upload wizard.

Find a film or episode, check its details, and open the right release. You can use the same journey on a computer or a smaller touch screen; previews and navigation adapt to the available space.

Follow an Original from its title page into a character's appearances and the related articles. This is useful when a film leaves you curious about the world, creator, or community behind it.

Whiteboard saves the shared canvas as you work, but a visible edit is not always a confirmed save. The header tells you whether work is saved, still pending, or needs your attention. Use it as the final checkpoint before leaving an important session.

Finish a Whiteboard session with a confirmed save, then return to the same editable work. If a connection or draft interrupts that sequence, this guide helps you choose the relevant recovery action without discarding unfinished work by accident.