How Long Does It Take to Make a Movie?

At Creatorwood, our goal is simple: help creators make movies with about one hour of work per finished minute of film.

That means a full 90-minute feature can be completed in roughly 90 hours of creative time — not months or years.

Here’s how the process flows:

• 1. Story Ingestion (5–10 minutes)

  Upload or write your story and let Creatorwood do the heavy lifting. In minutes, your characters, settings, objects, and complete storyboard are automatically generated from your script.

• 2. Video Generation (30 seconds to 5 minutes per shot)

  The Movie Machine brings your scenes to life fast — and since you can run multiple scenes in parallel, there’s virtually no limit to how quickly you can build your film.

• 3. Editing & Export (a few minutes per scene)

  Once your shots are ready, dive into Creatorwood’s intuitive editor to refine and finalize your movie. Review storyboards, tweak visuals, and polish until it’s ready to share with the world.

Depending on your film’s length and the level of creative refinement you want, the entire process can take anywhere from a few hours to a few days.

But the magic of Creatorwood is this:

You can make a full movie in about the same number of hours as its runtime in minutes.

A 90-minute movie in ~90 hours. A 10-minute short in ~10 hours.

That’s filmmaking — reimagined for creators.