AI Image Editor
The retake department: costume, venue and lighting notes applied to almost-right frames. One note per job, originals preserved, priced up front.
The retake department
Ask any director: the almost-frame is the most expensive frame on the call sheet. The pose is electric, the light is perfect — and the costume belongs to a different show. The editor exists so you never reshoot that moment. Describe the single change in plain words — costume, venue, light, detail — and the frame is re-rendered with the note applied and the performance kept. The price shows before you confirm, and the original take stays untouched in your library.
Calling a retake
Flag frames worth saving
Strong pose, right light, wrong detail. A frame with weak bones is cheaper to regenerate than to repair.
Give one note at a time
A single instruction per job keeps everything you loved stable — and keeps the bill predictable.
Pick the winning take
Original and retake sit side by side in your account. Bill the better one; the other costs nothing more.
Notes directors call most
Wardrobe changes
One great performance dressed for three different shows — the fastest way to triple a catalogue.
Set changes
Move the moment from dressing room to grand staircase to neon lounge without moving the star an inch.
Mood cues
Matinee brightness to midnight glow — match a stray frame to the show it is joining.
Notes that retake cleanly
“Change the scarlet gown to a black sequinned gown; keep her pose, hair, face and the staircase exactly as they are.”
One change, named plainly, with everything else explicitly protected. The protection clause is the cheapest insurance on the call sheet.
“Move the scene to a neon-lit rooftop lounge at night, keep the performer and her pose unchanged.”
A single set swap. Asking for a new venue, new costume and new pose in one note is not a retake — it is a brand-new production.
Retake or reshoot?
| Situation | Better call |
|---|---|
| The performance sings, the details clash | Retake — it preserves the frame’s bones |
| The composition itself misses the mark | Reshoot with a corrected brief |
| One frame, three shows to dress | Retake three times from the keeper |
How are retakes priced?
Per job, shown before you confirm. Retaking a keeper usually beats regenerating and re-culling a whole run.
Does a retake overwrite the original?
Never. A retake is a new take in your library; the original performance stays exactly as shot.
How many notes can one job take?
One. Stacked notes wobble the very parts you were trying to protect.
Can I retake uploaded photos?
Yes — your own photos play under the same consent rules as every upload on this stage.
What if the retake drifts?
Narrow the note and name what must stay identical. Vague direction is the leading cause of wandering retakes.
One account runs the whole show
Headliners, encores, retakes and the big finish — every act shares one credit balance and one private backstage library. Pick the act you need tonight.
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