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Ai Film Production Breakdown
Transforms scripts into technical AI production breakdowns, asset lists, and shot-by-shot generation plans.
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Ai Film Production Breakdown
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Break down this scene: INT. CYBERPUNK BAR - NIGHT. Jax (20s, neon jacket) argues with a Robot Bartender over a glowing blue drink. Jax slams a data-chip on the counter. Atmosphere is smoky.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the ai film production
- Generated the image
The script fragment has been processed into a technical production breakdown. I have identified one primary location, two characters, and three high-priority assets required for generation.
AI Production Breakdown: Cyberpunk Bar Scene
1. Scene Breakdown
| Scene | Location | Time | Characters | Actions | Props | Requirements | Complexity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Cyberpunk Bar (INT) | Night | Jax, Robot Bartender | Jax argues, slams chip | Glowing blue drink, Data-chip | Volumetric smoke, neon lighting | Medium |
2. Asset Inventory
- CHR-JAX-01: Male, 20s, "Neon Jacket" (Primary identity).
- CHR-ROB-01: Robot Bartender (Non-humanoid or industrial aesthetic).
- ENV-BAR-01: Interior bar, cyberpunk aesthetic, heavy haze/smoke, neon accents.
- PRP-DRINK-01: Glassware with emissive blue liquid.
- PRP-CHIP-01: Data-chip (Hand-held scale).
3. Shot Breakdown
| Shot ID | Framing | Movement | Subject Action | AI Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S001-01 | Wide | Static | Establishing bar interior | High environment detail |
| S001-02 | Medium | Subtle Push | Jax arguing | Lip-sync required |
| S001-03 | Close-up | Fast Tilt | Data-chip slams on counter | High motion blur/contact |
4. Dependency Map
- Look Dev: Define Jax's neon jacket style before generating S001-02.
- Asset Lock: Finalize "glowing blue" shader for PRP-DRINK-01.
- Audio: Record argument dialogue before S001-02 lip-sync generation.
Next steps
- Define the specific visual model (e.g., Midjourney v6) for character reference sheets.
- Establish the specific shade of "neon" for the wardrobe to maintain color grading.
- Begin generation of ENV-BAR-01 as the master background plate.
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About this skill
The problem
Scripts rarely translate directly into technical asset lists, leading to missed props, broken character continuity, and wasted generation credits. Developers and creators struggle to map creative dialogue to the specific technical requirements needed for AI video workflows.
What it does
- Extracts scene-by-scene technical requirements including locations, time of day, and weather.
- Inventories character variants, wardrobe, and props into a generation-ready asset list.
- Generates a shot breakdown with framing, camera movement, and AI complexity ratings.
- Maps production dependencies to ensure character references and environments are locked before shot generation.
- Provides a comprehensive audio and editing plan, including lip-sync and Foley requirements.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
General-purpose models often miss subtle continuity details like recurring props or wardrobe changes across scenes. This skill enforces a structured production schema that treats a script like a database of assets, ensuring nothing is overlooked during the generation phase.
Use cases
- Converting a short film screenplay into a technical shot list for Runway or Pika.
- Auditing a story treatment to estimate the number of unique AI assets required.
- Building a consistency checklist for long-form AI video projects.
- Creating a dependency map for multi-shot sequences requiring lip-sync.
Known limitations
Cannot generate actual video or image files. Does not invent dialogue or plot points missing from the source script. Requires a manual visual style guide for specific aesthetic preferences.
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