The season draft takes the show premise, the cast names and any earlier seasons and returns ten one-line episode premises that escalate and end on a hook. It costs 2 credits and you can run it again with a note, such as "make the middle funnier" or "end on a reunion". Each line is editable on the board, and a slot can be rewritten from scratch at any time.
Each take is written as a short description of what we see and hear: who is in the frame, where, what happens, and at most a line or two of dialogue. The cast picker attaches the portraits, outfits and props so the render keeps continuity, and the set picker fixes the location. Quality is standard or high; resolution is 480p, 720p or 1080p depending on quality; length is four to fifteen seconds. The price for that exact take is shown before you shoot it.
When an episode has two or three finished takes, cut it. The cut joins the takes in board order, conforms them to one frame size and writes a single portrait file with sound. Recutting replaces the previous file.
Public shows get a page that is a vertical feed: one episode per screen, muted autoplay, sound on tap, swipe for the next. Every episode also has its own link with its own preview. There is no download step; the feed is the release. If you want the files themselves, each cut episode is also a video in your library with a direct link.