Can I start from an entire feature script?
A short authorized scene is safer for the first workflow. It exposes breakdown, continuity, and handoff problems before the team commits to a much larger production packet.
Make / Script sequence / task entry
make video from a script workflow focuses on the fastest reliable path is often a smaller one: select a rights-cleared scene, preserve its dramatic turn, build only the necessary shots, and review the assembled sequence before expanding into more characters, locations, effects, or dialogue.
Prepared workflow
Make video from a script by preparing authorized source material, a beat map, economical shot contracts, continuity notes, generation inputs, and edit approval gates.
Select a scene with a clear objective, visible change, manageable cast, and approved source rights. Define destination, frame, duration, audience, disclosure, and the final viewer understanding. Freeze the text version and collect only the character, location, prop, pronunciation, and factual references needed for this sequence; excess material creates conflicting instructions.
Draft a small sequence that establishes context, shows the consequential action, captures the response, and exits toward the next beat. Assign each shot a continuity ledger and audio plan. In the workspace, verify available inputs before submitting. Save exact prompts, references, visible settings, and outputs so the editor can reproduce the handoff and diagnose failures.
Assemble candidate clips with dialogue, ambience, captions, and temporary transitions, then compare the cut with the source scene. Check motivation, chronology, screen direction, object states, spoken accuracy, rights, factual claims, and delivery constraints. Reject attractive material that changes the scene's meaning. Expand the workflow only after the bounded sequence passes review.
Capability boundary
Verify the visible model, controls, account access, rights and output in the current workspace session before relying on this guide.
Before you hand off
A short authorized scene is safer for the first workflow. It exposes breakdown, continuity, and handoff problems before the team commits to a much larger production packet.
Keep the source version, beat and shot identifiers, prompts, authorized references, visible settings, outputs, rejection reasons, edit decisions, and approvals.
Continue the workflow
Continue in the SEELE workspace to inspect the currently available Film & CG workflow.
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