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Resonance is a native Mac app for cinematic previsualization. Script, set, cast, camera, and cut. Every tool you need for the whole project, in one place, instead of stitched together across a dozen apps.

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The Resonance shot composer on macOS: a scene sidebar, character and location references, a generated shot of a watchmaker at his bench, a storyboard panel, and a cinematography inspector.

Shot list

Script to final edit, without leaving the app.

One project file, one timeline, one app, engineered so each stage hands off to the next instead of exporting into someone else's. It stays light: no game engine, no render farm, just fast, legible frames you can share with your crew.

Start with the script

Import Final Draft, PDF, or text. Resonance breaks it into scenes, characters, and locations, ready to work.

Build your cast

Create characters once, from a reference or from scratch. Set wardrobe by scene and keep cast and costumes consistent across every shot.

Design the coverage

Give Resonance a scene and it proposes coverage around the action and dramatic beats. Choose an approach, refine the blocking and setups, and build your storyboard and shot list.

Build the world

Describe a location and generate a 360° environment. Place your cast, block the scene, and explore the space in real time.

Generate the shots

Turn setups into finished stills and video with OpenAI, Gemini, Imagen, Veo, or local models. Iterate shot by shot until the scene plays.

Cut and finish

Edit directly in Resonance's professional timeline, or move your cut to Final Cut Pro or Premiere Pro for further refinement.

Inside the app

Your movie studio in a box.

A powerful but genuinely intuitive interface, designed by and for creatives, with no VFX pipeline or engineering degree required. Be as precise as you want with a detailed prompt, or just work from the options in the inspector. Here are a few of the rooms you'll spend the most time in.

The Resonance storyboard view: a nine-panel coverage board for a moon-base scene, beside a directing panel for scene intent, coverage style, and camera movement.
Storyboards. Turn scene intent into a full coverage board of beats, camera moves, and blocking, one panel at a time.
The Resonance viewfinder: a framed shot of a comet over an observatory rooftop, with location, lens, and timecode readouts.
The viewfinder. Frame a shot at a real focal length and aspect ratio and see exactly what the lens will, down to the timecode.
The Resonance edit timeline: a live-action plate in the viewer, with Previz, Plates, and Hybrid modes and separate video, dialogue, SFX, and music tracks.
The edit. Cut previz, live-action plates, or a hybrid of both on one timeline, with dialogue, SFX, and music included.
The Resonance budget panel: estimated total, amount spent, and estimated remaining, with a cost simulator pricing image and video generations per model.
The budget. A running tally of every cent spent, and a simulator that prices the generations still ahead, so nothing about cost catches you off guard.

Use cases

One tool, every kind of production.

Screen a polished cut for a real audience at a fraction of the cost of production. Riskier ideas get their shot, and box office disappointments get caught in development, not after the opening weekend.

Feature films

Screen a rough cut of your script for financiers and test audiences before you even have a budget.

Commercials

Win the account with a pitch that goes well beyond a moving storyboard.

Product launches

Time the reveal, the camera move, and the copy against each other while the product is still a prototype.

Broadway shows

Stage sightlines and showstopping numbers before the first rehearsal.

Student films

Shoot the scene a dozen ways for free, then walk onto set knowing exactly what you need.

Explainer videos

Agree on script, pacing, and visuals as video, so the production pass is execution rather than negotiation.

Museum exhibit videos

Preview the piece in the room it will live in, at the ratio it will be shown at, for the committee that has to approve it.

Corporate presentations

Build the keynote's film beats early and let stakeholders react to a cut rather than a slide describing one.

Hybrid virtual production

Transform spare set footage into spectacular finished shots, built on the previs you already have.

Built for Mac

A first-class Mac app.

Built natively on macOS, from Metal to Apple Intelligence. Your projects are files on your drive: private, portable, and yours, and Resonance only reaches out when you ask it to generate something.

Agentic workflow

Meet your production assistant.

Resonance natively supports AI agents like Claude. Ask it to brainstorm ideas, plan coverage, compose shots, or kick off a batch of generations.

Claude Desktop in a conversation titled Resonance Production Assistant, reporting a project's status after using the Resonance integration to load its tools.
In conversation. Claude partners with you and Resonance to power through any idea.

Launch

Launching soon on the Mac.

Resonance is in the final stretch. Built for macOS 26 and later on Apple Silicon, with 16 GB of unified memory recommended. Get on the list and you'll hear the moment it ships.

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