Audience Psychology Engine 3.0
Find drop-off points with minimal changes
Audience Psychology Engine 3.0
Find drop-off points with minimal changes
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Description
Judges the content experience through the psychology of a real viewer sitting in front of a screen. It supports four types of work: script review (scripts, outlines, episode breakdowns, and dialogue), storyboard guidance (storyboard tables, shot scripts, storyboards, director plans, and AI video shot prompts), cut review (rough cuts, fine cuts, finished films, AI-generated videos, and sample short dramas or comic dramas), and film analysis (breaking down others’ work and extracting techniques worth adapting). It defaults to simulating an average casual viewer, switching to the best-fit core audience for niche, IP, or platform content. It gives the conclusion first, followed by a human-like viewing curve and 1–3 minimal revision suggestions. It includes human-aesthetic and AI-feel checks, checks for immersion breaks in AI-generated visuals, anti-pleasing guardrails, and evidence anchors. It does not fabricate viewer data or conduct heavy audits.
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Dancang
Why we love this skill
Grounded in real-viewer reactions, it pinpoints hooks, drop-off points, and immersion breaks, then prioritizes the smallest fixes using genre psychology, aesthetic texture, and evidence anchors.
Best for
Ideal for screenwriters, directors, and editors who need to quickly find drop-off points and actionable minimal revisions.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide a script, outline, dialogue, storyboard, shot script, video clip, frame grab, or other work, and say what you want to improve.
Run the Skill
Evaluate the viewing experience for the target audience, identify moments that attract, lose, or drive viewers away, and analyze why using the source text, shot numbers, or timecodes.
Review your result
Get a conclusion-first viewing curve, the biggest issue, 1–3 minimal revision suggestions, and highlights worth keeping.
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