[PAID SCRIPT] Vinewood Director – Advanced FiveM Cinematic Scene Creator, Ped Director & Camera System

vinewoodstudios · August 6, 2026, 10:24am

[PAID] Vinewood Director – Advanced FiveM Cinematic Scene Creator, Ped Director & Camera System

Vinewood Director

Vinewood Director is a complete in-game cinematic production and scene-building tool for FiveM.

It is designed for server owners, content creators, developers and roleplayers who want to produce professional trailers, machinima, promotional videos, roleplay scenes, music videos and Rockstar Editor content without manually spawning and controlling every element through separate commands or configuration files.

The resource provides a dedicated director interface for spawning and customising peds, vehicles and props, assigning behaviours, building multi-step sequences, synchronising actors, positioning entities, controlling the environment and creating animated camera paths.

Everything can be configured and controlled directly in-game.

Preview

Showcase Video:
Vinewood Studios FiveM (@vinewoodstudios) | TikTok

Store:

https://vinewoodstudios.tebex.io/

Main Features

Complete Entity Spawning System

Vinewood Director allows you to populate and organise an entire cinematic scene from one interface.

You can spawn:

Peds
Vehicles
Props
Individual actors
Groups of actors

Entities are spawned at your normal camera or freecam crosshair. The resource performs a raycast to place them at the surface you are looking at, with a configurable maximum spawning distance.

The included curated model library contains:

194 ped models
20 vehicle models
59 prop models
146 scenarios
36 animations

The included lists do not restrict the resource. Any valid custom ped, vehicle or prop model name can be entered manually.

This means the system can also work with addon peds, addon vehicles and custom props installed on your server.

Ped Group Spawning

Several actors can be spawned simultaneously rather than creating every background character individually.

Available group formations include:

Line
Circle
Scattered formation

You can configure:

Number of actors
Distance between actors
Group formation
Selected ped model
An optional scenario to assign automatically

This is useful for quickly creating crowds, queues, emergency scenes, public events, police lines, protests, street scenes or groups of background actors.

Local and Network-Synchronised Entities

A built-in Network Sync toggle controls how newly spawned entities are created.

Sync Off

Entities are local to the director using the tool.

This is suitable for:

Solo cinematic work
Rockstar Editor recording
Content creation
Reducing unnecessary network usage

Sync On

Entities are created as networked entities that other players can see.

This is useful when:

Real players are participating in the scene
Several people are recording together
Actors need to interact with spawned entities
A production is being directed across multiple clients

The setting only affects entities spawned after the sync mode is changed. Existing entities retain their original synchronisation state.

Advanced Ped Customisation

Every spawned actor can be edited directly through the Customise section.

The resource reads the available components and texture variations from the selected ped model in real time.

Customisable ped components include:

Face
Masks and beards
Hair
Torso
Legs
Bags and parachutes
Shoes
Accessories
Undershirts
Body armour
Decals
Jackets and outer torso components

Ped props can also be configured, including:

Hats
Glasses
Ear accessories
Watches
Bracelets

Both drawable and texture values can be adjusted using sliders or entered as exact numbers.

Freemode Hair and Facial Customisation

Freemode male and female models receive additional appearance controls using GTA’s head-overlay system.

Available options include:

Hair colour
Facial hair
Eyebrows
Ageing
Makeup
Blush
Complexion
Sun damage
Lipstick
Freckles
Chest and body hair

Supported overlays include controls for:

Style
Opacity
Colour
Enabled or disabled state

These changes update live on the selected actor.

The facial overlay controls are only displayed for compatible freemode models, as GTA story and ambient peds do not support the same head-overlay system.

Dedicated Ped Preview Camera

Selecting an actor in the Customise, Tasks or Pairing section automatically creates a dedicated preview camera.

The preview system includes:

Face view
Torso view
Full-body view
Camera rotation
Camera zoom
Automatic rotation
Manual rotation controls

The interface can also be moved between the left and right side of the screen so the selected actor remains visible while being edited.

The preview displays the real ped within the game world rather than creating a temporary duplicate.

Change Ped Model

A spawned actor’s model can be changed without deleting its Director identity.

Where possible, the system preserves:

Position
Heading
Custom entity name
Spawn slot
Current task

Appearance data is reset when changing models because different ped models may not support the same clothing components, props or facial overlays.

A confirmation prompt is displayed before performing the change.

Ped Attachment System

Any valid prop can be attached directly to a spawned actor.

This can be used to create actors holding or wearing objects such as:

Bottles
Bags
Tools
Weapons used as scene props
Equipment
Backpacks
Accessories
Custom addon objects

Available attachment bones include common positions such as:

Right hand
Left hand
Head
Pelvis
Spine
Additional configurable ped bones

Each attachment supports precise adjustment of:

X position
Y position
Z position
X rotation
Y rotation
Z rotation

Attached objects can be repositioned, updated or removed individually.

Attachments are also cleaned up automatically when the actor is deleted.

Outfit and Character Library

Completed characters can be saved to the database as reusable outfits.

A saved outfit can include:

Ped model
Clothing components
Clothing textures
Ped props
Hair colour
Facial overlays
Overlay opacity
Overlay colours
Attached objects
Attachment offsets

Saved characters can then be:

Spawned as a new actor
Applied to an existing actor
Overwritten
Deleted
Reused in future sessions

This allows recurring characters to be created once and reused across multiple scenes.

Vehicle Customisation and Effects

Spawned vehicles can be prepared for clean promotional shots, background scenes, emergency scenes or crashes.

Available customisation options include:

Primary colour
Secondary colour
Custom GTA colour IDs
Vehicle livery
Number plate text
Number plate style
Dirt level
Vehicle extras
Engine health
Body health

Valid liveries and extras are read from the selected vehicle.

Vehicle Damage Controls

Vehicles can be damaged manually using health controls or instantly prepared using the built-in damage actions.

Wreck It

The Wreck It action can:

Damage the body
Lower engine health
Lower body health
Smash windows
Burst a tyre
Produce visible engine smoke

Repair

The Repair action restores:

Engine health
Body health
Windows
Tyres
Visual deformation
General vehicle condition

This makes it easy to record before-and-after collision scenes without manually damaging a vehicle each time.

Vehicle Lighting and Sirens

Vehicle effects include:

Automatic headlights
Forced headlights off
Forced headlights on
Hazard lights
Emergency siren controls

These controls are useful for emergency scenes, roadside incidents, police scenes and static background vehicles.

Precision Entity Positioning

Every spawned ped, vehicle and prop can be moved without leaving the Director interface.

Available positioning controls include:

Move forward
Move backward
Move left
Move right
Move up
Move down
Rotate left
Rotate right
Adjustable movement step
Adjustable rotation step

You can also enter exact:

X coordinate
Y coordinate
Z coordinate
Heading

Additional positioning tools include:

Snap to crosshair
Snap to player
Fill coordinates from map waypoint
Drop to ground
Freeze in place

Waypoint ground height is resolved automatically where possible.

Drag To Position Mode

The interactive Drag To Position mode allows an entity to be positioned manually using the normal camera or freecam.

During placement, you can:

Aim to move the entity
Push it farther away
Pull it closer
Rotate it
Confirm the new position
Cancel and return it to its original position

Once placement is completed or cancelled, the Director interface reopens with the same entity selected.

This provides a faster and more visual alternative to entering coordinates manually.

ox_target Entity Controls

Every spawned entity receives contextual ox_target options.

Depending on the entity type, available options can include:

Edit entity
Edit ped tasks
Drag to position
Return ped to starting position
Delete entity

This allows frequently used controls to be accessed directly from the world without searching through the entity list.

Ped Tasks and Behaviours

Actors can be assigned a wide range of behaviours through the Tasks section.

Available task categories include:

Ambient Tasks

Play a scenario
Play an animation
Loop an animation
Clear current tasks

Movement Tasks

Wander normally
Walk to coordinates
Follow another entity
Guard a position

Combat and Reaction Tasks

Attack a selected target
React and flee from a selected target
Guard a location

Vehicle Tasks

Drive freely
Drive to coordinates
Follow another entity while driving
Select a driving style
Configure driving speed

Included driving styles include:

Normal
Rushed
Ignore traffic lights
Sedate

The task form changes automatically depending on the selected behaviour and only displays the relevant settings.

Ped State Controls

Each actor also has individual state controls.

These include:

God Mode
Health adjustment
Temporary ragdoll
Clear tasks
Return to starting position

God Mode protects actors from death and unwanted ragdolling during a take.

Temporary ragdoll can be used to stage falls, impacts and reactions when God Mode is disabled.

Animations With Physical Props

Configured animations and scenarios can automatically create and attach an appropriate object.

For example, a drinking animation can attach a real bottle to the actor’s hand rather than playing an empty-handed animation.

The attachment is removed automatically when:

The actor receives a different task
The animation ends where applicable
The actor is deleted
The scene is cleared

Additional prop-supported animations can be added through the configuration using the same structure.

Sequence Builder

The Sequence Builder allows several tasks to be combined into a complete actor routine.

A sequence can contain:

Scenarios
Animations
Movement
Coordinate-based walking
Following
Guarding
Combat
Fleeing
Driving
Individual step durations
Actor heading
Looping

Steps can be:

Added
Edited
Removed
Reordered
Played immediately
Armed for synchronised playback

Each spawned actor maintains its own sequence while you move between different actors.

Assigning a normal one-time task stops the actor’s currently running sequence.

Walk Route Recorder

Walking routes can be recorded by physically moving your own character through the intended route.

During recording:

Walk to the first route position
Press the confirmation key to place a point
Continue to each required position
Finish recording when the route is complete

Vinewood Director automatically converts the recorded points into coordinate movement steps.

The system records:

Position
Heading
Distance between points
Estimated movement duration

Step duration is estimated using the actual distance between points rather than applying the same duration to every movement.

Every generated step can still be edited afterward.

Synchronised Action System

Actor routines can be prepared using Arm For Action.

Armed actors remain in place until the Director triggers the main ACTION! control.

When ACTION! is pressed, all selected armed sequences begin from the same cue.

This allows multiple actors to perform coordinated actions such as:

Entering a building together
Beginning a fight
Reacting to an event
Walking through a scene
Starting vehicle movements
Performing synchronised background actions

Individual Start Delays

Every armed actor can have an individual start delay.

For example:

Actor one begins immediately
Actor two begins after two seconds
Actor three begins after five seconds
A vehicle enters after the camera reaches a particular part of the shot

This provides more precise choreography while still using one central action cue.

Start delays are preserved when saving a scene.

Saved Sequence Library

Actor routines can be saved to the database independently from complete scenes.

Saved sequences can be:

Loaded onto another actor
Reused in another session
Overwritten
Deleted
Played on compatible peds

This makes it possible to build reusable patrol routes, background routines, emergency responses and other commonly used actor behaviours.

Ped and Vehicle Pairing

Spawned actors can be paired with spawned vehicles.

Actors can be placed into:

Driver seat
Front passenger seat
Rear passenger seats
Other available vehicle seats

Once an actor is seated as the driver, vehicle-related tasks can be assigned through the Tasks section.

Actors can also be removed from vehicles through the interface.

Cinematic Camera Path Creator

Vinewood Director includes a full camera keyframe system for creating smooth cinematic movements.

Camera points are placed using freecam.

For each point, the system records:

Position
Rotation
Field of view
Roll
Tilt
Pan

After placing the points, every section of the camera path can be edited from the interface.

Camera Movement Timing

Every camera movement section can have its own duration.

This allows a single camera path to contain:

Slow establishing movements
Faster transitions
Long cinematic reveals
Static holds
Rapid action movements

The total duration of the complete path is calculated and displayed automatically.

Camera Blend Modes

Camera movements support different interpolation behaviour, including:

Linear movement
Smooth movement

This allows the Director to choose between consistent movement speed and eased cinematic movement.

Look At Tracking

Each camera section can track a selected entity.

Supported targets include:

Peds
Vehicles
Props

The camera follows the target live while the entity moves rather than only looking at its original position.

This is useful for:

Following a walking actor
Tracking a moving vehicle
Keeping an action scene framed
Creating orbiting or reveal shots

Editable Camera FOV

Field of view can be configured separately for every camera point.

FOV is interpolated as the camera moves, allowing effects such as:

Slow zooms
Push-ins
Pull-outs
Wide establishing shots
Tight character shots
Dolly-zoom-style movements

Roll, Tilt and Pan Controls

Each camera point supports exact manual adjustment of:

Roll
Tilt
Pan

Roll can be used to create:

Dutch angles
Rotating transitions
Full barrel rolls
Multiple continuous rotations

Values are not restricted to a single 360-degree rotation. Values such as 720 or 1080 can be used for multiple rotations.

Pan supports shortest-path movement by default, but this can be disabled for deliberate full rotations or whip-pan effects.

Camera Point Management

Camera points can be:

Edited
Reordered
Duplicated
Removed
Played from a selected point
Played from the beginning

Duplicating a point can be used to create a static hold or provide a starting point for a small camera adjustment.

Playing from a selected point allows part of a longer camera path to be tested without replaying the entire sequence.

Rockstar Editor Recording Integration

Camera playback can automatically start GTA’s built-in recording system.

When enabled, Vinewood Director can:

Start recording
Play the camera path
Stop recording when playback finishes
Save the result as a normal Rockstar Editor clip

No additional Rockstar Editor recording resource is required for this integration.

The feature can be disabled in the configuration if another resource already manages recording.

Trigger Actors With Camera Playback

Camera playback can also trigger armed actor sequences.

This allows the following to begin from one cue:

Camera movement
Rockstar Editor recording
Selected actor sequences
Individual actor start delays

Every armed actor is displayed before playback, allowing the Director to select exactly which actors should participate in a particular take.

This works with:

Normal camera playback
Play From Here
Saved camera paths
Camera recording

Saved Camera Path Library

Camera paths can be saved to the database for future use.

Saved camera paths can be:

Played
Recorded
Loaded back into the editor
Modified
Overwritten
Deleted

This allows commonly used establishing shots, location shots and camera movements to be reused across different recording sessions.

Combine Camera Paths

Several separately saved camera paths can be combined into one continuous shot.

Paths can be:

Added to a chain
Reordered
Removed from the chain
Combined into the camera editor

Once combined, transition timing between paths can be edited like any other camera movement.

The completed combined path can then be played, recorded or saved as a new reusable camera path.

Complete Scene Management

Entire productions can be saved and restored.

A saved scene can contain:

Peds
Vehicles
Props
Entity positions
Entity rotations
Custom entity names
Frozen states
Ped clothing
Ped props
Hair and facial overlays
Attached objects
Vehicle colours
Vehicle liveries
Number plates
Vehicle damage
Vehicle extras
Ped and vehicle pairings
Current tasks
Complete sequences
Armed sequences
Sequence start delays
Weather
Time of day
Frozen time state

Scenes are stored in the database and linked to the player’s Rockstar licence identifier.

Scene Loading Modes

Scenes can be loaded in different ways.

Replace

Clears the current Director session before loading the selected scene.

Additive

Loads the scene alongside entities already in the current session.

Restart

Unloads and reloads the selected scene, restoring it to its saved condition without affecting unrelated scene entities.

Unload

Removes only the entities loaded from the selected scene.

This allows several saved scenes to be loaded and managed simultaneously.

Entity Management

The Entities section provides a central list of everything spawned during the current Director session.

Available actions include:

Rename an entity
Teleport to an entity
Bring selected peds to the player
Return a ped to its starting position
Clear actor tasks
Delete individual entities
Delete several entities
Clear all session entities
View the actor’s current task

Custom names appear throughout the interface, including task selectors, pairing options and camera target selectors.

Examples include:

Officer Smith
Suspect
Getaway Vehicle
Camera Car
Background Actor
Ambulance One

The internal entity identifier remains visible to help distinguish entities with similar names.

Bulk Ped Actions

Several actors can be selected and managed simultaneously.

Bulk actions include:

Clear tasks
Bring selected actors to the player
Delete selected actors

This is useful when managing larger scenes with multiple background actors.

Weather and Time Controls

The World section provides direct control over the scene environment.

Available weather types include:

Extra Sunny
Clear
Neutral
Smog
Foggy
Overcast
Clouds
Clearing
Rain
Thunder
Snow
Blizzard
Light Snow
Christmas
Halloween

Time controls include:

Set exact hour
Set exact minute
Freeze time
Resume the normal game clock

Weather and time changes are sent through the server so players involved in the scene see the same conditions.

Compatibility options are included for servers using a separate weather and time synchronisation resource.

Freecam

The built-in freecam can be used for:

Positioning the Director
Spawning entities
Placing camera points
Dragging entities
Viewing the scene
Framing shots

Freecam settings can be configured, including:

Base movement speed
Fast movement multiplier
Slow movement multiplier
Mouse sensitivity
Movement smoothing
Default field of view

Framework Compatibility

Vinewood Director supports:

Qbox
QBCore
ESX
Standalone

Framework selection can be configured manually or detected automatically.

The framework bridge is only used for:

Identifying the owner of saved data
Optional framework-specific permission checks

The resource does not require or modify:

Player jobs
Money
Bank accounts
Inventory
Society accounts
Player-owned vehicles

Saved data uses the player’s licence identifier, allowing it to remain available if the server changes framework.

Permissions and Security

Access is protected using server-side ACE permissions.

By default, users require:

add_ace group.admin vinewood.director allow

An individual licence can be added to the authorised group using:

add_principal identifier.license:YOUR_LICENSE group.admin

Players without the required permission cannot:

Open the Director interface
Use Director freecam
Spawn Director entities
Access Director server functions

An additional configurable permission function is included for servers that want to add job, group or role restrictions.

Configurable Entity Limits

Default per-session limits are included as a performance safeguard:

40 peds
20 vehicles
60 props

These values can be changed in config.lua.

Database Storage

Vinewood Director creates four database tables:

vinewood_director_scenes
vinewood_director_sequences
vinewood_director_outfits
vinewood_director_camerapaths

These store each user’s saved:

Complete scenes
Actor sequences
Character outfits
Camera paths

An installation SQL file is included.

Default Controls

F6 – Open Vinewood Director
F7 – Toggle freecam
/director – Open Vinewood Director using a command

The keybinds can be changed through config.lua and FiveM’s keybinding settings.

Configuration

The included configuration allows server owners to change:

Framework selection
Menu command
Default keybinds
ACE permission name
Additional permission checks
Entity limits
Maximum spawning distance
Default network-sync mode
Freecam speed
Freecam sensitivity
Freecam smoothing
Camera path defaults
Rockstar Editor integration
Weather-sync compatibility
Available tasks
Driving styles
Ped component labels
Weather types
Vehicle colour presets
Number plate styles
Attachment bones
Ped models
Vehicle models
Prop models
Scenarios
Animations

The larger model and animation catalogues are stored in separate files to keep the main configuration organised.

Requirements

The following resources are required:

ox_lib
ox_target
oxmysql

OneSync is recommended when using network-synchronised entities with multiple players.

Installation

Place vinewood-director inside your server’s resources directory.
Import sql/install.sql into your database.
Ensure the dependencies are started before Vinewood Director.
Add the resource to server.cfg.
Configure the ACE permission.
Restart the server.

Suitable For

Vinewood Director can be used to produce:

FiveM server trailers
Cinematic roleplay scenes
Rockstar Editor recordings
Machinima
Music videos
Promotional content
MLO showcase videos
Vehicle showcase videos
Script showcase videos
Police and emergency scenes
Gang and criminal scenes
Background crowd scenes
Social-media content

Pricing

Price: £35

Store:

https://vinewoodstudios.tebex.io/

Required Information

Code is accessible

Yes

Subscription-based

No

Lines (approximately)

Approximately 8,100 lines across Lua, JavaScript, HTML, CSS and SQL.

Requirements

ox_lib
ox_target
oxmysql
MySQL/MariaDB database
OneSync recommended for synchronised multiplayer scenes

Support

Yes — support is available through the Vinewood Studios Discord ticket system.