Script Engine
Uploads, parsing, the nervous system feed, and how screenplay data becomes production intelligence.
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Interactive Production OS
One homepage that explains the whole E_DN workflow before you step inside it.
E_DN connects script intelligence, budgeting, scheduling, creator showcases, and a virtual 3D environment into one cinematic production system. This homepage is now the guided front door.
5
Connected workflow layers
2
Live creator demos
1
Virtual environment hub
Interactive data stays visible.
Click any node to open a guided explainer for that layer of the platform.
Content Structure
Explain the product like a system, not a list of pages.
The homepage now tells a sequence: story becomes data, data becomes planning, planning becomes presentation, and the virtual environment becomes the space where everything can be experienced.
Interaction Design
Tool explainers should feel like guided hotspots, not random popups.
Each card below opens a JS-driven explainer panel with the tool’s role, what goes in, what comes out, and where it leads next.
Budgeting
How extracted assets and production notes turn into spend forecasts and decision-making tools.
Open explainerScheduling
How scenes become days, how unscheduled work stays visible, and how execution gets organized.
Open explainerCreator
Why EAT and Eden matter as demo systems and how they express the cinematic side of E_DN.
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JS Behavior Plan
The virtual environment deserves its own explainer, not just a launch button.
We treat the 3D world as a product surface in itself: a place for navigation, previsualization, atmosphere design, sound, planning tools, and immersive storytelling.
E_DN 3D
Previsualization
The 3D environment helps the team understand scale, flow, mood, and relationships between production elements before they become expensive or difficult to change.
Implementation Roadmap
Turn the homepage into a guided onboarding surface.
Stage 1
Explain
Lead with value proposition, ecosystem narrative, and strong routing into the right surface.
Stage 2
Reveal
Use cards, hotspots, and modal explainers to teach how Script, Budget, Schedule, Creator, and 3D connect.
Stage 3
Immerse
Make the virtual environment feel essential by showing why it matters before the user launches it.