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    AI Storyboard Prompt Builder

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    Converts scripts into production-ready storyboards with camera directions and consistent AI image prompts.

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    AI Storyboard Prompt Builder

    AI Storyboard Prompt Builder

    Example session with this skill installed

    Break down this scene: A detective enters a dark, rain-soaked alleyway at night. He finds a glowing blue microchip discarded near a trash can. Style: Noir, 16:9 aspect ratio.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the ai storyboard prompt
    • Generated 3 images

    I have analyzed the alleyway scene and broken it down into three distinct frames. The visual style follows a classic Noir aesthetic with high contrast and a cool-toned, rain-slicked environment.

    Storyboard: The Discovery

    Visual Style: Noir / Neo-Noir
    Aspect Ratio: 16:9
    Visual Language: High contrast, deep shadows, neon-blue highlights, wet textures.

    Frame Table

    FrameStory BeatShotCompositionCamera DirectionImage Prompt
    1The EntranceEstablishing / LongRule of ThirdsLow angle, staticWide shot, dark alleyway, rain, detective in silhouette, cobblestones.
    2The SearchMedium Close-UpCenter weightedEye-level, trackingClose-up on detective's face, wet hair, flickering overhead light.
    3The RevealExtreme Close-UpDiagonalsHigh angle, macroMacro shot of glowing blue microchip in a puddle, reflection of detective.

    Per-Frame Detail

    Frame 1 — Alleyway Entrance

    • Story Beat: Detective enters the scene.
    • Characters: Detective (unnamed, trench coat).
    • Location: Narrow urban alleyway, midnight.
    • Action: Walking slowly into the darkness.
    • Shot Size: Long Shot.
    • Composition: Detective placed on the left vertical third line, leading into the dark alley.
    • Camera Direction: Low angle looking up to make the walls feel imposing.
    • Lighting & Mood: Rim lighting on the detective, deep shadows, heavy rain.

    Image-Generation Prompt: Cinematic wide shot, film noir style, a detective in a wet trench coat entering a dark narrow alleyway, heavy rain, cobblestone ground reflecting dim streetlights, high contrast, deep shadows, 8k resolution, volumetric fog.

    Frame 2 — The Search

    • Story Beat: Searching the ground.
    • Characters: Detective.
    • Location: Mid-alley, near trash bins.
    • Action: Detective stops and looks down, eyes narrowing.
    • Shot Size: Medium Close-Up.
    • Composition: Shallow depth of field, background blurred.
    • Camera Direction: Eye-level, 50mm lens feel.
    • Lighting & Mood: Top-down harsh light from a nearby security lamp.

    Image-Generation Prompt: Medium close-up of a detective’s face, wet skin, intense focus, wearing a fedora, rain droplets falling, harsh top lighting creating dramatic facial shadows, noir aesthetic, moody, detailed textures.

    Frame 3 — The Microchip

    • Story Beat: Finding the chip.
    • Characters: Detective (hand only).
    • Location: Ground near a rusted trash can.
    • Action: A hand reaches toward a glowing blue object.
    • Shot Size: Extreme Close-Up.
    • Composition: Microchip in the lower right, hand entering from upper left.
    • Camera Direction: High angle, macro focus.
    • Lighting & Mood: Dark environment illuminated by the intense blue glow of the chip.

    Image-Generation Prompt: Extreme close-up, macro photography, a high-tech microchip glowing neon blue lying in a rain puddle, reflections of city lights in the water, a hand reaching out in the shadows, noir color palette with a single splash of electric blue.

    Next steps

    • Export the Image Prompts into Midjourney or Stable Diffusion.
    • Review Frame 3 for technical accuracy of the microchip design.
    • Define the detective's specific features to maintain character continuity.

    ai-storyboard-prompt-builder-images.zip

    ZIP · 3 PNG files

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    What you get

    Generate shot lists with specific camera metadata for film crews.Create consistent image prompts for AI-driven visual storytelling.Plan visual compositions and lighting for complex narrative scenes.Translate text scripts into professional storyboard tables for pitches.

    About this skill

    The problem

    Translating a text-based script into a visual storyboard is a manual, high-friction process that often results in inconsistent visual language. Writing image-generation prompts that maintain character and environmental continuity across a sequence is difficult for most LLMs without a structured framework.

    What it does

    • Analyzes scripts to identify logical story beats and frame transitions.
    • Generates detailed composition plans including shot size, subject placement, and negative space.
    • Provides technical camera direction covering angles, focal length feel, and depth of field.
    • Constructs ready-to-use image-generation prompts optimized for visual consistency.
    • Flags continuity risks for wardrobe, props, and lighting across the entire sequence.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Standard prompts often ignore technical cinematography or lose track of character details between frames. This skill enforces a professional pre-production workflow, ensuring every frame has specific spatial descriptions and camera metadata that a general-purpose prompt would miss.

    Use cases

    • Converting a screenplay into a visual shot list for film production.
    • Generating consistent prompts for AI video tools or image generators.
    • Building professional storyboard presentations for client pitches.
    • Planning complex action sequences with precise camera and movement notes.

    Known limitations

    Requires a clear narrative source. It will not fabricate character names or plot points if they are missing from the input script.

    How to install

    Works the same in every agent - Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and 20+ more.

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