A comparison review that measures a generated script against successful reference scripts. It examines pacing, dialogue, emotion, conflict, and writing patterns, then returns a pass or fail decision with improvement suggestions.
A content-review skill that checks a story, its dialogue, and its visual descriptions for platform risks and prohibited material. It also assesses whether the story’s values are acceptable.
A Chinese-language continuity tracker for screenwriting projects. It records story decisions, character changes, planted and resolved clues, episode highlights, twists, and unresolved consistency risks.
A directing process that turns a script, synopsis, or scene outline into a visual director's guide, character list, and scene list. It describes each story point as a complete unit that can guide one Seedance 2.0 video-generation task.
A planning skill for breaking a series into individual episodes, with each episode treated as a complete story event. It also maps emotional rises, turning points, hooks, and project progress.
A storyboard-writing tool that turns a script, synopsis, or scene outline into prompts for AI-generated images. It first maps key story beats, then expands them into nine-panel and four-panel boards.
An image-generation tool that uses the Nano Banana API to create PNG images from text prompts, with optional reference images. It can generate character, scene, and prop images.
A knowledge-organising process for reviewing material in a sources folder and incorporating useful information into a team's internal reference files and knowledge base. It removes duplicates and routes information to the appropriate place.
A self-review process for a director's script analysis, including the explanation of each story point, character list, and scene list. It checks the analysis against the original script and imagines how it would work on screen.
A business and compliance review for episodic scripts, checking story flow, character consistency, repetition, sensitive content, and whether scenes can be filmed.
A script-writing process for turning an episode plan into a complete short-drama episode while keeping its pacing and character details consistent. It uses similar hit scripts as references before drafting.
A review process for checking Seedance 2.0 prompts, which describe how an AI video model should create a shot. It compares each prompt with the director's instructions and scores its quality.
A script-editing method that changes stated emotions into visible actions, expressions, and images. The idea is known as “show, don’t tell”: the audience understands a feeling from what they see rather than being told its name.
A Chinese-language coaching workflow for reviewing storyboards, which are shot-by-shot plans for films or videos. It checks visual storytelling, camera choices, timing, continuity, and whether scenes can be filmed as described.
A Chinese-language workflow for turning an approved script into a storyboard for video production. It supports a traditional film storyboard flow or a Seedance flow, which creates prompts for Seedance 2.0 text-to-video generation.
A review guide for film storyboards, which are visual plans showing how a script will be filmed. It checks beat breakdowns, nine-panel beat boards, and four-panel sequence boards against the script.