LET’S TALK PRODUCTION
See how Wrong Opera
fits your brief.
Wrong Opera is AI filmmaking and animation software for production teams. Your team writes, boards, casts, voices and cuts in one project, and decides what moves forward at each of six approval gates. A studio demo helps you assess it against your own brief or workflow. Tell us what you make and we’ll reply within one working day.
- Explore the full creative workbench
- Discuss a real brief or production workflow
- Review collaboration and delivery requirements
WHAT A STUDIO DEMO COVERS
A working session on your production, not a generic tour.
Start from your brief
We look at the format you make, the deliverable you have in mind and the part of your process that costs the most time. Bring a representative script, brief or production workflow if you have one.
Walk the six approval gates
Story, Board, Look, Voices, Animation and Cut. See where material is reviewed, who decides what moves forward and how a requested change reaches the next version.
Check review, delivery and terms
Project collaborators, client review rooms, comments, approval and change requests, and delivery rounds. Raise your rights, data handling and security requirements here, because those terms are agreed with the team.
MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE
Answer some of it before we speak.
These pages cover what the software does today, what access costs and how to scope an evaluation. Read them first and the demo can start from your own questions.
Walk the product workflow
Follow the six stages in real captures of the interface, from the script through to the cut.
Check the product facts
What the software does today, how access works and which terms have to be agreed with the team.
Compare the published plans
The 14-day trial and the Studio licence, with the credits, downloads and publishing each one includes.
Plan a production evaluation
How to bound a first pilot around one deliverable, your own reviewers and a clear acceptance standard.
Build an evaluation checklist
Decide what you will test and what a useful result looks like before the conversation starts.
Download a production brief
A plain-text worksheet you can fill in and bring to the demo.
BEFORE YOU SEND IT
Questions people ask before requesting a demo.
What happens after I send a demo request?
Your request is saved for the Wrong Opera team to review, and the team replies by email within one working day. A request doesn’t book a meeting on its own. The page shows a reference once your request is saved, so you can quote it if you need to follow up.
What should I write in the request?
Name the format you make, the deliverable you have in mind and the part of your current process that costs the most time. If you have a representative script, brief or production workflow, say so. A specific request gets a more specific reply.
Do we have to request a demo to try Wrong Opera?
No. Create your account online, verify your email and start a 14-day trial with 800 credits and no card. The Studio licence is £499 one-time with 45,000 included credits, purchased separately in workspace Billing.
Can we raise security, rights and data requirements?
Yes, and the demo request is the right place to list them. Product terms, input and output rights, data processing, retention and any use of project material for model training are agreed with the team rather than published on this website. Wrong Opera doesn’t currently hold a security certification or offer data residency, enterprise SSO or an intellectual-property indemnity, so say what your production needs.
Does requesting a demo commit us to anything?
No. It starts a conversation about your workflow. Evaluation scope, additional requirements and commercial terms are agreed with the team before anything goes further.