video-scriptwriting

Generate a structured video script by planning scenes, timing, pacing, and narration into a YAML storyboard. The output includes a meta block and scenes array with calculated total frames validated against your specified FPS and duration.

A YAML storyboard format for programmatic video scripting is a structured file containing a meta block and a scenes array. Each scene specifies duration, frames, visuals, animation notes, narration, music, SFX, and transitions for code-consumable video production.

Yes, you can write video narration that syncs to visual timing constraints. The script generation enforces per-sentence word limits and timing overflow rules to keep narration synchronized with scene visuals and transitions.

Calculate total frames by multiplying the scene duration by the video FPS setting. The script generation validates this frame math to prevent timing mismatches and ensures the YAML output contains accurate frame counts for each scene.

Yes, the interview workflow supports explainer and social video types, alongside demo and announcement formats. It runs a structured interview across product, audience, goals, tone, assets, and visual preferences to prevent generic script assumptions.

Video script pacing and narration mismatch issues occur when frame math is invalid or per-sentence word limits are ignored. Revision guardrails fix timing mismatches, validate duration and frame calculations, and enforce narration synchronization with visuals.