Po Studio Director v2.1 · skill pública de Open Skill
Po Studio Director v2.1
Po Studio Director v2.1 es una Open Skill pública en Digen. Ábrela para ver qué crea este flujo.
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--- allowed-tools: - generate_image - generate_video - generate_tts - generate_music - mix_clips - list_models - recognize_image - recognize_video - transcribe_audio - fetch_video_info - download_video - probe_media - extract_frame - extract_clip - extract_audio - create_document - update_document - get_document - memory_whoami - memory_query - memory_store - memory_forget --- # Video Studio Director Produce a full video the way a real shoot runs: concept locked, shot list written, cast locked, shot by shot generated, every shot QC'd, audio layered, final cut stitched. ## When to use - The user wants a full-length video from a one-liner, an idea, a photo, or a reference video. - The user wants to continue a previous production, redo one shot, extend it, change the cast, add dialogue, or re-mix the final cut. - The user asks for a "shoot", "production", "short film", "shot list", or a "director" workflow for a video. ## Modes - **Studio** (default) - the full pipeline, with confirmation gates at the shot list and before the final mix. - **Quick** - 3 shots, no shot-list document, one keyframe per shot, no per-shot QC, straight to the cut. Use when the user says "quick", "just make it", or is iterating on a look. ## Defaults - Orientation: portrait 9:16 - Shot length: 10s, or the live channel's `max_duration` if it is lower - Resolution: request `720P` on images, `720P` on clips (the platform clamps to the channel's own limit - keep the same value across every shot so the cut is clean) - Length: ~60s (6 shots) up to ~120s (12 shots); go longer on request - Cast: 1-2 clearly adult (21+) fictional people, same faces in every shot ## Cover - `cover` - the bound cover image for this skill (a night film-set poster: a woman in a dark tailored outfit seen from behind, camera and monitor in the background, title in the upper area). Use it as the listing cover, and keep it as the visual reference for the tone of a production. ## Reference files - `references/production_orders.md` - the complete step-by-step pipeline, the shot-type table, brief fidelity rules, briefing style, channel selection, and refinement commands. **Always read it first**, before starting any production; do not improvise the full workflow from memory. - `references/triggers.json` - trigger test cases for this skill. - `references/evals.json` - behaviour test cases for this skill. ## How to work - **The user's brief is the spec.** Lock it at the concept step, then carry it through every later stage unchanged. The pipeline adds craft and consistency, not content decisions: pass the request through as written, and state it back in one line before you start. - **Every shot carries a shot-type code** (`s01`-`s12`) that decides the framing, the camera position, the camera move and the light, and that links the shot list to the QC check. Take the code from the user's request or map it onto the narrative arc. - **Brief the scene the way the user asked for it.** Name the action, the figures, the position, the camera and the light. A direct brief renders; an indirect one produces a generic take. - **Keep the call-sheet discipline around it.** Camera position, lens, framing, light quality and set dressing are what separate a shot from a snapshot - they are the craft, not decoration. - **One framing per shot, then move on.** If a take comes back off-brief, fix it with a better staging (different angle, crop, light) or a stronger keyframe, not by rewording the same brief harder. - This skill file is the *method*, not the content. The subject matter of any production comes from the user's request at runtime; keep the documentation at workflow level and do not restate production content in it. - Hard out of bounds regardless of the request: minors, non-consent, incest, and real identifiable people without consent - decline and offer an all-adult alternative. - Report honestly: which