Pilot
from $1,500
- Length
- Up to 3 minutes
- a scene or a trailer
- Delivery
- 48 to 72 hours
- after you approve the storyboard
- Formats
- 1080p H.264
- Includes
- Style-fidelity report
- Revisions
- Unlimited at the storyboard stage
Comics, manga and concept art, animated
Broadcast animation built from your pages, not redrawn from them. The linework and the faces stay yours.
The team behind CurtainCall comes from
and worked on
Part of
Logos belong to their owners.
Three productions and two style studies.
Comics and concept art, animated without redrawing a line. Every frame on this page came from a working artist’s pages.
Proof
Source page left, animated frame right.
Animated
Animated
Animated
One comic page went in and this sequence came out. The line weight, the color and the proportions match the page.
Manga panels rendered as motion, checked against the source frame by frame.
Original IP. There was no published comic to lean on, only concept art. The whole look was built from that.Read the case study
A still from the shot, dimmed behind the explanation: Foxman at the far end of a neon alley, his opponent's legs in the foreground.
Geometry Lock
Consistency that generic AI cannot fake.Your characters stay on model in every frame.
Most AI video regenerates every frame, so faces drift halfway through a scene. Geometry Lock holds your character, line weight and palette steady from the first frame to the last, in one continuous shot: past 30 seconds, up to 20 minutes.
What we deliver
The film's last frame: the CurtainCall clapperboard, shut, with the distributors’ logos on its slate.
Our promise to you.
Comics
Your comic. Animated.
We match every frame’s linework and palette to your own pages.The linework and palette match the page.
Concept art
Your concept art. Alive.
Reference art is enough. We build the look from it.We build the whole look from it.
Sound
Score, dialogue, foley.
We write the score and voice the cast. You get isolated stems.You get all three as isolated stems.
Distribution
Your pilot. Pitched.
We set up the meeting with distributors we know. The decision is theirs.We set up the meeting. The decision is theirs.
Logos belong to their owners. CurtainCall is not affiliated with these companies.
From your pages to a finished cut.
You do not need a technical background.
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Upload your pages
Screenshots, PDFs, manga panels or an entire comic. The system reads your script and sequential art on the spot.
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Approve the storyboard
Review every generated frame. Adjust style, composition and timing on the drawing board before a single frame is animated. Nothing renders without your sign-off.
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Export the animation
Once the storyboard is locked, the engine renders the finished animation, effects included.
About 8 hours for a 15-minute episode
Pricing
A single scene or a whole season.
We confirm scope and quote on your demo call.
Episode
from $10,000
- Length
- Up to 20 minutes
- an episode or a short film
- Delivery
- 7 to 14 days
- Formats
- Up to 4K, ProRes
- Includes
- Report and a dedicated reviewer
- Revisions
- Unlimited at the storyboard stage
Series
Custom
- Length
- 12 episodes or more
- a season or several titles
- Delivery
- By milestone
- Formats
- Up to 4K, ProRes
- Includes
- A dedicated producer and reserved capacity
- Revisions
- Unlimited at the storyboard stage
Rate: $500 per finished minute, up to $1,200 with lip‑sync, effects, sound design or premium delivery.
Common questions
Not covered here? Email support@thecurtaincall.art.
You do. We hold no rights to the animation, your pages or any frame in between.
No. Your uploads render your project and nothing else. Every Series includes an NDA and a data agreement, and you can ask for them on any tier.
A Pilot is ready 48 to 72 hours after you approve the storyboard; an Episode takes 7 to 14 days. Rendering itself averages about 8 hours for a 15-minute episode.
Unlimited at the storyboard stage. You check every frame, and nothing is animated until you approve it.
Comic pages, manga panels, PDFs, PNG, JPG and WEBP images, or a ZIP. Scripts and live-action references work too.
Line weight, palette, shading and proportions are matched across the whole project. The more pages you send, the closer it gets, and you tune it at the storyboard stage.
Start with a pilot.
Bring finished pages, or a story you are still drawing. We can start from either.
Self-serve, later
Self-serve opens later. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when.