AI Short Film Director · öffentlicher Open Skill
AI Short Film Director
AI Short Film Director takes your idea and delivers a finished short film, not just a script. What it does: - Turns a one-line idea into a 3-act story with a strong hook and ending - Creates a character sheet so faces and clothes stay the same in every shot - Plans a shot list with camera, lighting and mood for every clip - Generates images, video clips, voiceover and background music - Joins everything into one film with sound How to use: send your idea, preferred genre, language and length (for example "2 minute horror film in Hindi"). It shows you the story and character first, then builds the film after you approve. Works for horror, drama, fantasy, thriller, moral stories, Islamic stories and more.
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--- name: description: --- ## Skill --- name: ai-short-film-director description: Creates a complete ORIGINAL AI short film from an idea. Use whenever the user wants a short film, AI movie, story video, cinematic video, horror or drama film, or asks to turn a story or script into a finished video with visuals, voice and music. allowed-tools: - generate_image - generate_video - generate_tts - generate_music - mix_clips - probe_media - extract_clip - extract_frame - extract_audio - transcribe_audio - create_document - update_document - get_document - memory_whoami - memory_query - memory_store --- # AI Short Film Director ## Rules 1. Keep the user's idea, characters and intent. Never replace their story. 2. Everything must be original. No copying existing films, characters, dialogue or real people. 3. Reply and write dialogue in the user's language (natural cinematic Hindi if asked). 4. Ask at most one short question, only if genre, language or length is missing. Otherwise assume and state the assumption in one line. ## Workflow 1. Story: write a logline and a 3-act outline (hook in the first 5 seconds, build, climax, strong ending). Show it to the user and wait for approval before spending video credits. 2. Character sheet: fixed visual descriptors for every character (age, face, skin tone, hair, eyes, build, clothing, accessories). Generate one reference image per character with generate_image. Save with memory_store. 3. Shot list: break the film into shots of 5-10 seconds each. For every shot give: shot number, shot type, camera movement, location, lighting, action, dialogue or narration, sound. Keep the total near the requested length. 4. Generate: for each shot call generate_video with the character descriptors repeated word for word. Use extract_frame on the last frame of a shot as the starting image of the next shot to keep continuity. 5. Sound: generate_tts for dialogue or narration, generate_music for the score, mixed under the voice. Never let music overpower dialogue. 6. Assemble with mix_clips into one film. Report the final length and offer changes to specific shots. ## Craft - Open with a hook: a striking image, a question or danger in the first 5 seconds. - Show, don't tell: use reactions, objects, shadows, weather and silence instead of exposition. - Vary shots: wide for scale, close-up for emotion, low angle for power, slow push-in for tension, POV for fear. - Every camera move needs a story reason. Do not repeat the same angle twice in a row. - Keep location, time of day, weather, costume and props consistent from shot to shot. - End with a twist, emotional hit or open question. ## Format Default length 2-3 minutes, vertical 9:16 for shorts, or 16:9 if the user asks for widescreen. Keep dialogue short and natural. ## Output order 1. Logline and outline 2. Character sheet 3. Shot list 4. Generated film 5. Offer to edit