Volta Studio
Volta Studio is for directors and teams who want the script to drive the shots, the schedule and a whole series, with scenes blocked in 3D on their own locations, a story memory that cites its sources and a studio console for a team's budget. Flick is the better pick if you want a very wide model shelf, with voice and lip-sync on its timeline.
Where the script has to do the work.
| Feature | Volta | Flick |
|---|---|---|
| Screenplay editor | Yes. A screenplay editor with industry formatting, autocomplete for names and scene headings, and a script copilot | Yes. A script view with screenplay line types (source: flick.art/docs/script-view-basics) |
| Script import | Yes. Final Draft, PDF, Word, Fade In, Highland, Fountain or plain text, or paste it; the story, cast and world are drafted from it | Yes. .fountain, .fdx, .pdf, .docx and .txt (source: flick.art/docs/script-view-basics) |
| Script breakdown and tagging | Yes. Tag elements by selecting script text, or let the AI break down cast, locations, props and each department | Partial. Breaks a concept into shots; tagging cast and props from a script not found (source: flick.art/tools/ai-film-generator) |
| Shots tied to the script (lined script) | Yes. Every shot is anchored to the exact lines it covers, follows them through rewrites, and prints as a lined script | No. Its docs say the script does not build shots by itself yet (source: flick.art/docs/script-view-basics) |
| Storyboard | Yes. Storyboard, keyframes and an animatic, built from the shot list | Yes. A shot-by-shot storyboard on a canvas (source: flick.art/tools/ai-film-generator, flick.art/docs/what-flick-can-do) |
| Character consistency | Yes. Each shot sends its characters, location and props to the model as labelled references | Yes. A reusable reference pack per character, across models (source: flick.art/blog/kling-character-consistency) |
| Story memory with sources | Yes. Every copilot reads the whole project and names the passages it used (Creator plan and above) | Not found. No story memory found |
| Series and microdrama tools | Yes. Series by season and episode, and a Vertical Microdrama format: hook, cliffhanger, paywall line, chain check, season planner | Not found. No episode or season tools found |
| Vertical 9:16 | Yes. Choose a 9:16 frame when the project is made; keyframes, takes and boards follow it | Yes. 9:16 among its aspect ratios (source: flick.art/blog/kling-character-consistency) |
| Models | Yes. Image, video and voice models from many makers in one wallet, with no API keys | Yes. A wide shelf: Kling, Seedance, Veo, Nano Banana and more (source: flick.art/compare/ltx-studio-alternatives) |
| Editing and audio | Partial. Dialogue voices and a lip-sync pass for everyone; the Cut timeline, music, sound effects and Shorts, TikTok and Reels presets are switched on per account during early access | Yes. Timeline, voice, lip-sync, a sound effects library and a 3D Stage (source: flick.art/docs/what-flick-can-do) |
| Team roles and spend limits | Yes. Studio plan: paid seats, six roles, a monthly limit per member, a shared wallet and an audit log; Enterprise by contract | Partial. A team credit pool with Owner, Member and Guest roles (source: flick.art/docs/workspaces) |
| Cost before every run | Yes. The token price is on the button before every generation | Yes. Credit cost shown on the generate button (source: flick.art/docs/model-credit-cost) |
| Failed-run refunds | Yes. A failed generation is refunded to whoever paid for it | Not found. Failed-run refunds not found |
| Trains AI on your work? | Never. The Terms rule out training on your projects, uploads or generations | Never. States it does not train on your content (source: flick.art/docs/your-content) |
Flick was checked on its own pages on 2026-10-01. No means their own pages say otherwise. Not found means we could not confirm it there, not that it is missing.
Flick's plans as its home page shows them. Credits per plan are left out because its own pages disagree about them. Volta's side is live.
| What | Flick | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Casual plan | $5 a month. | [1] |
| Standard plan | $20 a month. | [1] |
| Pro plan | $45 a month, shown as reduced from $60. | [1] |
| Studio plan | From $120 a month. | [1] |
| Yearly billing | Saves 20%. | [1] |
| Top-up credits | Expire after 90 days. | [11] |
Flick's pages disagree about how many credits the Studio plan carries, so credits per plan are left out.
Volta's own prices are computed live on this page from its model catalogue and plans table, so they are not repeated here.
Level on this one. Flick's docs say it does not use your content to train or improve its models, and Volta's Terms rule out training on your projects, uploads or generations.
We do not use your content to train or improve our models(docs, your content: flick.art/docs/your-content)
Real advantages, from its own docs.
If you want the script to generate the breakdown, the shot list, the schedule and a season of episodes, with one budget for a team, Volta does that end to end. If you want the widest shelf of models, with voice and lip-sync on one timeline, Flick fits.
Writing, breakdown, shot lists and the schedule cost nothing to work in on any plan. AI tools and generation are paid in tokens.