SAGA-AI tool for narrative creation.

Example

A writer might use SAGA to brainstorm a completely original concept for a thriller, inputting basic parameters like genre, setting, and tone. SAGA then helps generate a unique plot that fits within those constraints, suggesting specific character arcs, central conflicts, and unexpected twists.

Scenario

A filmmaker wants to create a new action movie set in a futuristic city. After selecting 'Action' as the genre and 'Dystopian Future' as the setting, SAGA helps generate a protagonist who is a rebellious ex-cop, a villain who controls a powerful corporation, and a subplot where the protagonist grapples with past guilt, leading to a final face-off. It suggests key plot points for each act, ensuring a fresh, engaging narrative structure.

Example

SAGA allows users to create detailed character profiles, including psychological traits, backstories, and their role in the story. It also assists with creating complex character arcs, where characters evolve or deconstruct based on the plot.

Scenario

A screenwriter is struggling with creating a compelling villain. By inputting the general personality traits (e.g., 'charismatic but morally corrupt') and backstory ('once a hero who fell from grace'), SAGA suggests a character arc where the villain's flaw (arrogance) ultimately leads to their downfall, creating both empathy and dread in the audience.

Example

SAGA helps writers develop B-stories or subplots that complement the main plot, adding depth and thematic resonance. The B-story often involves secondary characters or relationships that provide additional layers of meaning.

Scenario

A screenwriter is working on a drama about a family falling apart due to financial issues. They use SAGA to create a B-story involving a family friend who is struggling with their own marriage. This subplot subtly mirrors the family's breakdown and contrasts the main story's theme of survival, offering a richer narrative experience.

Example

SAGA helps define the tone, theme, and genre of a script in detail, suggesting key tropes, emotional stakes, and plot devices based on the user’s initial input. This is critical for ensuring consistency and coherence in the screenplay.

Scenario

A writer wants to create a comedy but struggles with how to balance humor with emotional depth. By providing input like 'light-hearted tone' and 'theme of family', SAGA suggests specific comedic devices like situational humor, juxtaposed with heartfelt moments that explore familial bonds, ensuring the comedy remains emotionally resonant.

Example

SAGA assists in visualizing key scenes and shots by generating storyboards based on written descriptions. This allows writers and directors to start thinking in visual terms, which is crucial for film planning.

Scenario

A director is preparing a pivotal chase scene in a spy thriller. After describing the basic action, SAGA suggests various shot types (e.g., 'Extreme Close-Up of the protagonist’s face as they dodge a bullet', 'Wide Shot of the bustling city streets'), helping to translate the written scene into specific visual elements.