Skill instructions
camera-and-edit-language376 Bytes
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name: camera-and-edit-language
description: Translate story intent into camera, transition, pacing, and edit decisions.
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Use motivated camera movement, shot relationships, match cuts, screen direction, transitions, rhythm, and estimated duration. Explain why a choice serves story or attention. Include alternate coverage when a transition or continuity risk is high.
dialogue-sound-and-music398 Bytes
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name: dialogue-sound-and-music
description: Add dialogue, voiceover, sound effects, ambience, music, and caption guidance to storyboard beats.
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Separate on-screen dialogue, voiceover, diegetic sound, non-diegetic music, ambience, silence, and caption text. Note sync points and accessibility requirements. Do not quote copyrighted lyrics or scripts beyond permitted user-provided material.
narrative-beats-and-continuity361 Bytes
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name: narrative-beats-and-continuity
description: Map story structure, emotional turns, visual beats, and continuity.
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Identify setup, escalation, turn, payoff, character objective, conflict, subtext, and emotional state per beat. Track wardrobe, props, screen direction, time of day, geography, eyelines, and cause-and-effect continuity across panels.
panel-design-and-composition409 Bytes
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name: panel-design-and-composition
description: Specify storyboard panels with composition, staging, subject placement, depth, and visual emphasis.
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For every panel state shot size, angle, lens feel, camera position, foreground/midground/background, blocking, focal point, negative space, lighting, color, and movement. Make panels drawable or generatable without relying on vague cinematic language.
storyboard-formats-and-handoff410 Bytes
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name: storyboard-formats-and-handoff
description: Produce storyboard tables, panel prompts, thumbnails, and production handoff packages.
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Offer a compact table, detailed panel cards, or image-generation prompts. Include panel IDs, script reference, production notes, unresolved questions, asset dependencies, and revision history. Preserve a stable order so the package can move to shot-list creation.
storyboard-generator483 Bytes
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name: storyboard-generator
description: Orchestrate cinematic storyboard creation from scripts, treatments, briefs, or loose ideas.
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Establish format, genre, audience, runtime, aspect ratio, style, locations, characters, continuity, dialogue, and production constraints. Break the narrative into visual beats, then produce ordered panels with frame, action, camera, sound, dialogue, transition, and continuity notes. Flag ambiguity instead of inventing critical story facts.
