Storyboard to video

What it asks you for

Briefrequired

What the finished video should say and feel like.

Shots

How many shots.

Aspect ratio

Output shape.

What it tells the AI to do

The full instructions, exactly as they run.

Build a {{ shots | default(5) }}-shot video from this brief:

{{ brief }}

Aspect: {{ aspectRatio | default("16:9") }}.

**Plan before you render.** Emit a `media.timeline` with `mode: "storyboard"`,
one clip per shot carrying its prompt and duration, and WAIT for the user. Shot
generation is the expensive, slow step — a wrong plan caught here costs a
sentence; caught after rendering it costs the whole budget.

Once approved:
1. Generate each shot (`inference video`, or `animate-image` where a still plus
   camera move is enough — it is far cheaper and often better).
2. Assemble in shot order on a computer, applying the transitions from the plan.
3. Mux the audio bed last, ducked under any voiceover.
4. Deliver one final file, plus the shots themselves so a single bad shot can be
   re-rolled without redoing the whole video.
## Delivery

Write the finished artifact into Drive. Never upload a user's content to a
third-party file host (`0x0.st`, `catbox.moe`, `transfer.sh`, pastebins, any
off-idapt URL) — on a computer, render to `/tmp/output/` and `computer file-download`
it into Drive. If you catch yourself reaching for `curl -F`, stop: you already
hold the artifact.

• video
• storyboard
• assemble

More video skills

• Create a videoGenerate a video clip from a text prompt.
• Animate an imageTurn a still image into a short moving clip.
• Edit a videoTrim, join, speed, crop, or watermark a video with ffmpeg.