Wedding Story Video Director
Turn your story into a wedding video proposal
Wedding Story Video Director
Turn your story into a wedding video proposal
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Description
Ideal for creators, planners, and couples who want to organize a couple's story into a video proposal. Provide the stories both parties are willing to share, desired style, aspect ratio, duration, and authorized materials. The Skill organizes facts and items to confirm, and plans a story synopsis, narration draft, shot list, static image prompts, and optional video motion prompts. When the runtime environment supports image generation, you can further explore creating keyframes; video generation, voiceover, and editing require additional tool configuration and authorization, which may incur costs. This Skill does not guarantee the automatic generation of finished videos, nor does it guarantee cross-shot character consistency or exact likeness to real people. The four display images are fictional AI static visuals manually generated and edited locally based on the Skill's prompts, and are not real couples, client projects, live-action footage, or videos. Some images use character reference photos, yet details still vary. Full testing has not yet been completed on YouMind, and results depend on the models and tools used. How to use: Enter a few shareable key story segments, character descriptions, target duration and aspect ratio, and whether you want a static image or video proposal. Specify authorization scopes for real-person photos, voices, or music. Verify facts and storyboards first, then proceed with production based on available tools.
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Why we love this skill
Transforms real couple experiences into verifiable and actionable wedding video plans. It stands out by anchoring reality with fact-checking and authorization boundaries before detailing shots, keyframes, and editing handoffs, offering creativity without overpromising final video generation.
Best for
Best for couples, videographers, and wedding planners organizing creative proposals, storyboards, and production assets for wedding story shorts.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide the couple's shareable story clips, character descriptions, target duration, aspect ratio, visual style, purpose, and authorized scope for photos, voice, or music.
Run the Skill
After confirming facts and missing details, select the concept, static keyframes, or video handoff scope to organize the story pacing, narration, shot design, and production prompts.
Review your result
Receive a wedding story video plan including a synopsis, narration draft, shot list, image or video prompts, and synthesized keyframes marked as such when conditions allow.
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- Version
- v2
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Writing & contentImages & design
- What you get
- DocumentImagePrompt