What problem does it solve?
Turning a script or narrative passage into a shootable, drawable storyboard requires translating prose beats into visual shots while preserving continuity, which is slow and error-prone when done manually.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Beat-to-Shot Translation: Breaks narrative beats into shots with dramatic purpose, subject, action, spatial relation, and camera behavior instead of prose summaries.
- Continuity Management: Preserves screen direction, character appearance, props, lighting, time, and emotional progression across adjacent shots.
- Generation-Ready Image Prompts: Produces prompts with explicit subject, composition, lighting, mood, and key props for image generation workflows.
- Use Case: A screenwriter pastes a dialogue scene and receives a shot list with camera sizes, continuity anchors, and per-shot image prompts respecting a requested aspect ratio and shot cap.
Quick Start
Use the inkos-storyboard skill to turn this scene into a storyboard with image prompts, keeping it under eight shots in 16:9.