Introduction
This skill first creates or accepts a standalone image, video, or audio asset, then lets the user decide whether to develop those assets into a complete film. When the full-video workflow begins, it builds an inventory that records each asset_id or resource_id, its type, and its intended use. The storyboard grows around approved media, generating only the connecting shots, character states, or audio that are genuinely missing.
Use Cases
It is useful for testing a product image before expanding it into an ad, combining existing characters and locations into a narrative short, organizing scattered clips into one rhythm, or adding narration and effects to brand material. Original prompts, aspect ratio, duration, references, seeds, and model intent are preserved. Uploaded music may be bound, while the project can also continue without it.
Template
Provide the existing images, videos, and audio with their intended roles; the standalone asset to create first; whether a complete film is needed; theme and audience; duration and aspect ratio; assets that must remain; gaps that may be generated; narration and effects; and uploaded-music status. The skill will deliver the standalone asset first, then prepare the inventory, specification, storyboard, gap generation, and edit plan when requested.
