Drama Storyboard Master
Turn drama scripts into 15s video prompts
Drama Storyboard Master
Turn drama scripts into 15s video prompts
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Description
Transforms split short drama script segments into 15-second storyboard prompts ready to be copied into Seedance 2.0 for video generation. Each original number corresponds to an independent video, preserving plot actions, character lines, voiceovers, character relationships, and chronological order without merging, splitting, or reordering the script, making it ideal for continuous mini-dramas and episodic video production. The skill organizes the 15-second shot pacing based on spoken content, detailing shot size, camera movement, facial expressions, gaze, action, atmosphere, lighting, sound effects, and BGM. It distinguishes between dialogue and non-lip-syncing inner monologues, giving dense lines, crowd reactions, emotional payoffs, and key highlights a clear visual focus. The visual descriptions balance generation stability with a drama cinematic feel, adapting to historical border armies, fantasy xianxia, historical political intrigues, modern urban settings, wealthy families, and school themes. Each prompt also includes preceding and succeeding scene details such as positioning, action, and prop status to help adjacent numbers transition naturally. Continuous same-scene plots, scene changes, emotional shifts, eye contact, and audio continuation are matched with appropriate bridging methods. The final output has a clear structure including 15-second time-segment storyboards, unified style terms, and ending scene descriptions for the next video continuation, facilitating direct use in Seedance 2.0.
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Why we love this skill
Converts split scripts number by number into directly generable 15-second video prompts while strictly preserving original lines and plot order, focusing on spoken duration, lip-sync control, and shot continuity.
Best for
Writers, directors, and creators looking to turn split drama scripts into continuous short video storyboard prompts.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide numbered short drama script segments including scenes, characters, actions, dialogue, internal monologues, or voiceovers.
Run the Skill
Converts each numbered segment into independent 15-second video storyboard prompts, arranging shots, voiceovers, audio, and transitions in order.
Review your result
Receive ready-to-use storyboard prompts for video generation, complete with timed shot descriptions, style tags, and continuity details.
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Information
- Version
- v2
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Writing & contentImages & designVideo & audio
- What you get
- Prompt
