Martini

Martini is a freemium and paid early-access AI video production platform for filmmakers, studios, and agencies that need director-style camera control, image and video generation workflows, timeline assembly, real-time collaboration, and professional handoff into editing tools such as Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve.

Martini positions itself as a professional AI film set rather than a basic prompt box. The website says it is in Early Access and highlights that over 200 films have been made with Martini, including work aired as TV commercials, displayed as artwork, and shared virally on social media. Its core pitch is that most AI video tools are built around prompts and seeds, while Martini is built around the way filmmakers think: framing shots, controlling camera position, choosing lenses, designing movement, reshooting material, assembling edits, and collaborating with a production team. The platform lets users step into an image or video to reframe and reshoot, which is especially relevant for directors and agencies that need shot-level control instead of accepting whatever an AI model returns.

The product combines image generation, video generation, and world models in one integrated pipeline, reducing the need to move between disconnected creative tools. Its built-in timeline supports rough assemblies, and the site specifically says users can export XML for Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve. That matters for professional post-production because Martini is not trying to replace the entire editing stack; it is designed to create, revise, and assemble AI-generated shots before moving the project into established finishing workflows. The collaboration layer is also central: Martini says teams can share prompts, edits, and feedback in real time, describing the experience as similar to Figma for generative film.

Compared to the 870+ AI tools in our directory, Martini is more specialized than broad AI video generators because it focuses on directing, camera composition, team collaboration, and production handoff. It offers an Indie free plan, a Pro plan at $30/month with $30 of monthly credits, a Studio plan at $150/month with $150 of monthly credits, and custom Enterprise pricing, which makes budget planning clearer than a quote-only tool while still requiring teams to estimate model usage. For studios, creative agencies, commercial directors, and AI filmmakers, however, the combination of camera control, timeline assembly, real-time collaboration, Premiere/Resolve XML export, and examples from 200+ completed films makes Martini a serious option for professional AI video production workflows.