Pine AI open-sources a filmmaking studio and lets its agents make phone calls

Nov 13, 2026
Pine Drama Studio turns screenplays into finished episodes; Pine Phone lets agents call businesses as part of a task.

Pine AI has released Pine Drama Studio, an open-source AI filmmaking studio where agents turn a screenplay into consistent characters, shots, episodes and final cuts while creators approve each step, the company announced. It also added Pine Phone, which lets agents on its Pine Computer platform place and complete real phone calls with businesses as part of a task.

Pine says an Australian AI short-drama studio that moved to the tool in October went from 2 to 3 minutes of video per person a day to 30 to 50 minutes. Pine Computer launched on 9 October.

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