production-validator

To validate a screenplay for Veo 3, you feed the screenwriter XML into the validator to receive risk scoring, 8-second scene chunking, and continuity tagging. This eliminates manual checks and prepares the XML for immediate use in downstream pipelines.

8-second scene chunking splits long screenplay scenes into Veo 3-compatible segments using continuation prompts and a one-camera-movement rule. Processing the screenwriter XML yields four 8-second chunks for a 30-second scene, each with generated prompts and continuation notes.

Yes, you can process screenplay XML inputs to automatically generate Veo 3-optimized prompts and consistent character descriptions. The validator tags editing metadata and scene continuity, streamlining handoffs to imagine and arch-v pipelines.

Veo 3 feasibility risk scoring evaluates each scene to assign a LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, or CRITICAL risk level. This mechanism identifies potential generation issues within the screenplay XML before chunking, ensuring prompt optimization and consistent continuity.

Yes, you need screenwriter XML formatting to chunk long scenes for Veo 3 prompts. The validator operates directly on this XML structure to enforce the one-camera-movement rule, apply continuation prompts, and output a validated, chunked XML file.