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Indian startup Eloelo launches AI tool to turn scripts into videos
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Representative image · PexelsEntertainment technology firm Eloelo Group launched Dolphin AI on September 29 in Mumbai at FICCI FRAMES 2026.
Capabilities
Dolphin AI is an agentic artificial intelligence studio built to handle end-to-end video production, covering scripting, shot planning, generation, editing, and enhancement. The company built the platform using its experience of making more than 5,000 original dramas through its Story TV platform and testing over 100,000 creative assets each month. A key feature is its multi-shot planning and continuity technology, which keeps characters, voices, wardrobes, props, locations, and visual styles consistent across shots. The platform includes Film Studio to turn a script into a structured multi-shot production by analyzing the premise, tone, chronology, and character arcs.
Tools and Access
Users can create content using a Chat interface for natural-language creation, templates for guided production, and Playground for shot-level control. Eloelo Group CTO Sagar Gaonkar stated that the company sees the creative system around AI models as vital as different models evolve. Dolphin AI supports the Model Context Protocol, letting AI clients such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Cursor access its image, video, and voice features. The platform is aimed at creators, filmmakers, brands, and studios for use in advertising, microdramas, podcasts, and films, and is currently open for early access through a waitlist or invite code.
Context
Artificial intelligence tools are increasingly being adopted in media production to automate repetitive tasks and speed up content creation workflows. Such platforms aim to bridge the gap between written scripts and final video output by managing continuity and asset generation across multiple shots.
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