Seedance Storyboard Director
Turn any script into a full-episode storyboard.
Seedance Storyboard Director
Turn any script into a full-episode storyboard.
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Description
Ideal for creators of short dramas, animated series, and AI films. Got a script ready but stuck on how to shoot a specific scene? Hand your script over to this Skill to break the plot down into dense storyboards featuring shot sizes, actions, camera movements, and emotional progression, organized into copy-pasteable video generation prompts by section. Supports Seedance 2.0 / 2.5, Chinese / English / bilingual prompts, and art styles like live-action cinema, 2D animation, and 3D animation. Organize sections into 10-second, 15-second, or 30-second blocks, with at least 40 shots per full episode and no single shot exceeding 4 seconds. What you will receive: • A unified full-episode storyboard: Matching original text, timecodes, visuals, dialogue, music, and sound effects shot by shot. • Section-by-section video prompts: Detailing actions, cuts, audio, and start/end states. • Continuity and duration verification: Checking characters, scenes, props, and cross-section transitions. Defaults to live-action cinematic quality, 9:16 vertical video, 30-second sections, and multiple reference material setups. This Skill delivers storyboards and prompts; it does not directly generate videos. Actual generation capabilities depend on the platform you use.
Best for
Best for creators looking to turn short drama, comic, or film scripts into actionable storyboards and video generation prompts.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide a short script and optionally specify the target model, art style, duration, aspect ratio, generation method, and prompt language.
Run the Skill
Breaks the script down into time-ordered, dense storyboards, adds shot, action, camera movement, sound, and continuity details, and formats them into section-by-section video prompts.
Review your result
Receive a unified storyboard, copyable video generation prompts, and coverage, duration, and continuity verification results; does not directly generate video.
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- Version
- v3
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Images & designVideo & audio
- What you get
- DocumentPrompt
