Operating sequence
Prepare script-to-video skill prompts for beat extraction, shot contracts, continuity checks, dialogue timing, source fidelity, and a bounded generation handoff.
- 01
Ask for a source-faithful beat table
Provide only authorized script material and request beat identifiers, scene objective, visible action, character knowledge, emotional change, required dialogue, setting, continuity dependencies, and factual obligations. Instruct the workflow to mark ambiguity and missing evidence instead of inventing answers. Require a source pointer for every beat so later shot choices remain auditable.
- 02
Convert approved beats into shot contracts
For each selected beat, request a shot purpose, subject, framing, action, camera behavior, timing, audio, transition, invariants, and rejection conditions. Limit each direction to one consequential visual job. State which details are canonical, which are interpretive, and which must be verified in the current product or by a factual reviewer before production.
- Beat identifier
- Shot purpose
- Continuity invariants
- Acceptance and rejection checks
- 03
Use review prompts after assembly
Ask a reviewer to compare the sequence with the source for omitted turns, changed motivation, contradictory dialogue, continuity breaks, unsupported facts, identity concerns, and delivery problems. Do not ask a model to certify its own accuracy. Capture human disposition and revision reason, then update only the affected beat or shot contract while preserving the prior version.