Script to scence and video generator · مهارة Open Skill عامة

Script to scence and video generator

## When to Use - User gives a one-liner, a premise, a character, a trope, or a "what if" idea and wants a short-drama script. - User wants a vertical (9:16) or horizontal (16:9) short-form drama script. - User wants scene-by-scene prompts to feed into an AI video generator. - User wants character dialogue / voiceover lines for a specific scene. - User wants to revise, extend, or remix an existing outline or scene.

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# Skill: Viral Short-Drama Script Generator

## Name
`short_drama_script`

## Description
Use when the user wants to generate engaging short-drama content for viral short-form videos (TikTok, ReelShort, DramaBox, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels) and AI video generators. Produces a complete package: a hook-driven script outline, scene-by-scene visual prompts (ready for text-to-video / image-to-video tools), and character dialogue with emotional beats. Also use when the user wants to iterate on one stage — rewrite the outline, expand a single scene, restyle a character, or generate dialogue for a specific beat.

## When to Use
- User gives a one-liner, a premise, a character, a trope, or a "what if" idea and wants a short-drama script.
- User wants a vertical (9:16) or horizontal (16:9) short-form drama script.
- User wants scene-by-scene prompts to feed into an AI video generator.
- User wants character dialogue / voiceover lines for a specific scene.
- User wants to revise, extend, or remix an existing outline or scene.

## Core Principles
1. **Hook in the first 3 seconds.** The opening frame must stop the scroll — a question, a confrontation, a reveal, or a taboo situation.
2. **Cliffhanger pacing.** Each scene ends on a mini-hook that pulls into the next; the final scene ends on a strong cliffhanger to drive "watch next."
3. **Emotion over plot.** Short drama lives on emotional stakes (jealousy, betrayal, forbidden love, revenge, redemption). Keep the plot simple; make the feelings loud.
4. **AI-video-ready prompts.** Every scene prompt must be visual, concrete, and self-contained (subject, action, setting, camera, lighting, mood) so a video model can render it without ambiguity.
5. **Dialogue that sounds spoken.** Short, punchy lines. Subtext over exposition. Each line should reveal character or raise stakes.

## Pipeline

### Step 1 — Clarify the brief (if needed)
If the user gave only a vague idea, ask 2–3 quick questions:
- Genre/tone (romance, thriller, revenge, comedy, werewolf, billionaire, system-flow, etc.)
- Length target (e.g., 30s, 60s, 3 min) and episode count (single clip vs. multi-episode series)
- Orientation (vertical 9:16 default for short-form, or horizontal)
- Any specific characters, tropes, or constraints

If the user gave a full brief, skip straight to Step 2.

### Step 2 — Generate the script outline
Produce a Markdown outline with:
- **Logline** (one sentence: protagonist + want + obstacle + stakes)
- **Genre & tone**
- **Characters** (name, role, want, fear, one-line voice)
- **Scene list** — each scene with:
  - Scene number & title
  - Duration target (seconds)
  - Beat / purpose (hook, escalate, twist, cliffhanger)
  - Key action
  - Emotional arc

### Step 3 — Generate scene-by-scene visual prompts
For each scene, write a **video-generation prompt** that is:
- Self-contained and visual (no reliance on unseen context)
- Structured as: [Subject] + [Action] + [Setting] + [Camera] + [Lighting] + [Mood]
- Written in present tense, concrete nouns, strong verbs
- Includes style cues (cinematic, handheld, neon-noir, soft-romance, etc.)
- Sized for the target orientation (vertical 9:16 / horizontal 16:9)

### Step 4 — Generate character dialogue
For each scene, write dialogue with:
- Speaker tags
- Short, spoken-sounding lines (subtext, not exposition)
- Emotional direction in parentheses (e.g., *(voice breaking)*)
- Optional voiceover / internal monologue lines
- Optional on-screen text / caption hooks for silent-scroll viewers

### Step 5 — Deliver & offer iteration
Present the full package in a clean Markdown document. Offer next steps:
- Rewrite the outline (change genre, tone, ending)
- Expand one scene into a full episode
- Restyle a character (visual description)
- Generate a specific scene's video
- Add captions / subtitle cues

## Output Format (Markdown template)

```markdown
# [Title]

**Logline:** ...
**Genre:** ... | **Tone:** ... | **Format:** 9:16 vertical / 16:9 horizontal | **Target leng