Introduction
This skill begins with the story rather than a collection of attractive but disconnected images. It defines the title, duration, aspect ratio, visual style, and language, then places characters, settings, props, and sound inside a storyboard. Each shot receives a keyframe generated from its relevant elements, while later shots in the same setting can also reference the closest earlier keyframe before video generation. This helps preserve identity, composition, and emotional direction.
Use Cases
It suits fairytale turns, product fables, family stories, gentle suspense, healing shorts, and social videos with a clear dramatic arc. Existing character images, locations, or clips are bound to the appropriate shots before only missing elements are generated. Narration, dialogue, effects, and uploaded music remain tied to the storyboard, with review points after every production stage.
Template
Provide a one-line premise, the protagonist’s goal, obstacle and turn, ending emotion, visual style, duration, aspect ratio, language, character, location and prop references, dialogue or narration, sound effects, and uploaded-music status. The skill will create the specification, storyboard, element bindings, shot keyframes, video prompts, audio layers, and assembly plan.
