What problem does it solve? Turning a scene idea into a film frame that genuinely reflects a named director's style is hard: generic prompts produce generic 'cinematic' images with no real composition, lens, or color logic. This Skill translates 24 auteur directors into controllable visual grammar—composition geometry, focal length, lighting, palette, texture, and blocking—so generated frames carry a recognizable directorial signature without copying any existing film. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Director Grammar Translation: Converts 24 directors (Kore-eda, Wong Kar-wai, Kubrick, Fincher, Wes Anderson, Villeneuve, and more) into seven concrete visual axes, with strength levels from 40/100 subtle to 100/100 maximal. - Precision Shot Design: Director-compatible composition geometry (symmetry, golden section, frame-within-frame, negative space), exact focal lengths from 18mm to 180mm, motivated lighting, and palette recipes with dominant/support/accent distribution. - Exact 2.35:1 Output: Ships a crop_to_scope.py script that crops any generated raster to an exact 2.35:1 frame with adjustable focal anchors, plus 24 bundled reference frames for visual comparison. - Use Case: Ask for a Wong Kar-wai visual-grammar frame of two ex-lovers meeting in a convenience store at 2 a.m., and receive the generated frame, a shot card, the final five-paragraph prompt, and a reading of the dramatic instant. ## Quick Start Use $cinematic-director-frame to generate a Wes Anderson visual-grammar film frame of one person waiting alone at a railway station.
