What problem does it solve? Planning film, video, or animation projects requires translating scripts into visual shot sequences, but many creators lack knowledge of shot types, camera angles, and continuity rules like the 180-degree rule, leading to confusing or inconsistent storyboards. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Shot Vocabulary Reference: Provides tables of shot types (ECU through EWS), camera angles, and camera movements with guidance on when to use each. - Continuity Rules: Explains the 180-degree rule, match on action, eyeline match, and screen direction to maintain spatial coherence across panels. - AI Panel Generation: Uses the inference.sh belt CLI with falai/flux-dev-lora to generate storyboard panels and stitch them into boards with infsh/stitch-images. - Use Case: A filmmaker planning a short film writes a shot list for an office scene, generates consistent panels using a shared style prompt suffix, and stitches them into a 2x3 storyboard page with annotations for shot type, movement, dialogue, and sound. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create a storyboard for your scene by writing a shot list and generating each panel with the belt CLI using a consistent cinematic style prompt.
