What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps writers replace abstract emotion labels and tell-heavy prose with concrete, filmable actions, expressions, objects, and scene details so the audience can feel the moment instead of being told what to feel.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Emotion scanning: Identifies direct emotion words, state descriptions, and other tell-heavy phrases in a script.
- Visual rewrite options: Provides multiple action-based rewrite versions that preserve meaning while making the scene more playable on camera.
- Shot guidance: Suggests suitable shot sizes for each emotional beat, such as close-up, medium shot, or wide shot.
- Quality scoring: Scores visuality using emotion density, action detail, dialogue balance, and environmental detail.
- Review workflow: Supports both self-editing during script writing and formal review during approval or revision passes.
- Use case: A screenwriter uses this Skill to turn lines like “she was heartbroken” into a sequence of visible actions, then checks whether the revised scene meets visual storytelling standards.
Quick Start
Paste a script scene into the Skill and ask it to find all tell-heavy emotion phrases, rewrite them into visual actions, and score the scene’s show-don’t-tell quality.
