分镜拆解技能 — Script-to-Storyboard Decomposition

To convert a script into a storyboard, this Skill parses narrative text to identify beats and structures them into a production-ready storyboard payload. It applies an 8-step decomposition pipeline to ensure visual grammar and montage consistency for downstream tools.

Structuring storyboard beats from narrative text involves identifying narrative information and applying visual grammar rules. This Skill uses an 8-step pipeline from PARSE to ANNOTATE, cross-referencing montage theory to validate causal links and beat gravity.

Yes, storyboard decomposition outputs are machine-readable and support cross-domain integration. They map directly to interactive-fiction and thriller-writing workflows, enabling reliable hand-off to various downstream production teams.

You validate montage rhythm and causal links through the VERIFY, CONNECT, and RHYTHM steps in the decomposition pipeline. This enforces idiom coverage and dependency integrity, ensuring the storyboard maintains consistent narrative flow.

No external dependencies are required to decompose scripts into storyboards. You can start directly by using the /decompose command to convert scenes, then refine shots with /shot and test pacing with /rhythm.

A structured storyboard payload provides machine-readable outputs with validated beat gravity and montage mapping, unlike standard script formatting. It applies cognitive film science and an 8-step audit trail to ensure production-ready consistency.