About the series
A broke wedding singer is booked for one last gig: her ex-fiancé's wedding, where the bride demands the love song Jess wrote for him. The quiet pianist in the band knows exactly who the groom really is. Hired to Sing at My Ex's Wedding is a fictional vertical micro drama in five episodes, about 3 minutes in all, made entirely with AI on StarSinger: the cast, the dialogue, the camera work, the score and the song Jess sings, “My Words”.
Episodes
- Episode 1: The Setlist (40 s). Jess, a broke wedding singer, takes one more gig at a lakeside estate. Backstage, the pianist reads her the first dance: Ethan and Chloe. Ethan is the man who left her at the altar, and the bride already knows who she is.
- Episode 2: Our Song (36 s). Chloe wants the love song Ethan says he wrote for her, the one Jess wrote for him. She pours champagne over Jess's setlist; Ethan corners her in the service corridor; the quiet pianist asks the question nobody else will.
- Episode 3: The Pianist (33 s). On the terrace at dusk, Leo the pianist turns out to be Mr. Hale, the owner of the house. And he knows why Ethan is marrying Chloe.
- Episode 4: First Dance (46 s). Jess sings the first dance, the song she wrote, while Ethan and Chloe dance to it. Then she sings a verse nobody has heard before.
- Episode 5: The Toast (35 s). The bride grabs the mic. Leo hands her Ethan's loan papers, the ring goes into a champagne glass, the room stands for Jess, and in the parking lot Ethan makes a call that sets up season two.
Cast
Jess, the wedding singer with a red ribbon on her wrist. Ethan, the groom who left her at the altar. Chloe, the bride who paid for every flower. Leo, the quiet pianist who notices everything. All characters are fictional.
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Type a one-line story and StarSinger writes the season, casts it with the same faces and voices in every episode, and storyboards episode 1 for free. Filming an episode with lip-synced dialogue, an original score and captions costs $17.99 for up to 45 seconds, or $34.99 for a long episode of up to 90 seconds. No subscription.
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