Introduction
This skill turns a story into a genuinely continuous cinematic take. It first maps the characters, locations, actions, and camera route, then builds three-view character sheets and multi-angle scene references. When the film runs beyond fifteen seconds, it divides the action into connected segments and uses the previous clip’s last clear frame and video as the next starting point, preserving pose, momentum, lighting, and spatial continuity.
Use Cases
It suits chases, infiltration scenes, stage performances, spatial journeys, and stories that steadily increase emotional pressure. It also works when character or location references already exist and must remain consistent. The workflow avoids transition shortcuts such as whip pans, black frames, or occlusion, then checks duplicate motion, frozen frames, exposure jumps, and sound continuity before delivery.
Template
Provide the story premise, target duration, aspect ratio, visual style, character and location references, ordered continuous actions, dialogue or narration, ambience and sound effects, and whether music has been uploaded. For a multi-segment take, add the key action and ending position of each segment. The skill will prepare the specification, storyboard, reference assets, segment prompts, and assembly plan.
