image-to-cinematic-video

To turn a single image into a multi-scene cinematic video, this Skill generates sequential Seedance clips, extracts the last frame of each scene for continuity, and stitches the MP4s together using FFmpeg xfade transitions.

In image-to-video generation, CHAIN mode creates sequential "one long take" continuity by using the last frame of a clip to start the next, while PARALLEL mode generates montage-style scenes sharing the same first frame.

Yes, you can generate a storyboard video from a text prompt. The pipeline uses generate_image to create a source image from your prompt, then produces multiple video scenes and records a reproducible manifest.

To crossfade and stitch MP4 clips into one final video, the pipeline extracts continuity frames between scenes and applies FFmpeg xfade transitions, uploading intermediate frames and the final output to uguu.se.

Generating a cinematic video requires uploading only to uguu.se for reliable serving. The workflow also uses authenticated image-byte fetching with generate_image and passes relative Seedance filenames.

The best way to plan continuous long-take shots is using CHAIN mode, which extracts the last frame of each generated Seedance clip to maintain visual continuity across sequential scenes for production-ready shot planning.