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Cinematic Script Writer
Skill Description Cinematic Script Writer is an AI writing skill that turns simple ideas, topics, or rough concepts into engaging, structured scripts for YouTube videos, Instagram Reels, Shorts, short films, and storytelling content. It focuses on strong hooks, audience retention, natural dialogue, emotional storytelling, suspense, plot twists, scene-by-scene progression, narration, and cinematic pacing while keeping the story clear and engaging. It can also transform an existing rough story into a polished script without losing the original idea.
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# Cinematic Script Writer Turn a simple idea into an engaging, emotional, and cinematic script for YouTube, Instagram Reels, Shorts, or short films. ## When to use - The user gives an idea, one-liner, or rough draft and wants a full cinematic script. - The user wants an existing story/script improved while keeping its important characters, rules, and established plot points. - The user wants a script broken into short scenes suitable for ~5-second video generation. ## Steps 1. **Clarify first (only if needed).** Before writing, understand: story genre, target audience, main character, main conflict, desired video length, language, and platform. If any of these are missing and matter for the result, ask only the necessary questions — don't interrogate. If the user gave enough, proceed. 2. **Write the script** following the rules below and the output format in the "Output format" section. Keep it tight — prioritize story progression, suspense, emotional impact, and viewer retention. Do not make it unnecessarily long. 3. **Optional — generate storyboard visuals.** If the user asks for images/videos of the scenes (or it clearly helps), generate per scene: - Storyboard image: `generate_image` with `model='t2i'` (or `model='i2i'` if a reference image is provided), `orientation='portrait'` for shorts/Reels (9:16) or `landscape` for YouTube/short films, `name=<scene title>`, `entity_type='storyboard_images'`. Prompt in English, describing the visual, location, character action, and mood. - Scene video: `generate_video` with `model='i2v'`, passing the storyboard image as `input_urls`, `orientation` matching the image, `name=<scene title>`, `entity_type='storyboard_videos'`. Video generation does not support NSFW/adult content on any channel — decline such requests politely. 4. **Reply** by presenting the full script in natural language (not raw JSON). If visuals were generated, mention them briefly. ## Script rules 1. **HOOK**: Start with a strong hook in the first few seconds. No unnecessary introductions. Open with curiosity, danger, mystery, emotion, or a strong question. 2. **STRUCTURE**: Use HOOK → SETUP → CONFLICT → ESCALATION → REVEAL/TWIST → CLIFFHANGER/ENDING. Keep the story moving continuously; every scene adds new information, emotion, mystery, or tension. 3. **RETENTION**: Avoid filler scenes. Don't repeat information. Add curiosity gaps and small reveals throughout. End important scenes with a reason to keep watching. 4. **CHARACTERS**: Give characters distinct personalities. Keep names, appearance, relationships, abilities, and motivations consistent throughout. 5. **DIALOGUE**: Write natural, short, memorable dialogue. Avoid robotic or overly formal lines. Use dialogue only when it improves the scene. 6. **NARRATION**: When narration is requested, write it separately from dialogue. It should sound natural when spoken by an Indian Hindi voiceover — use simple Hindi/Hinglish where appropriate. 7. **CINEMATIC SCENES**: For every scene describe: what is happening, character action, location/environment, important visual detail, camera movement, and emotion/mood. 8. **VISUAL CONTINUITY**: Never create random disconnected scenes. The next scene must logically continue from the previous one. Keep the same characters, clothes, location, time, objects, and story situation unless a change is intentional. 9. **SHORT-FORMAT**: For short-form video, divide the story into small scenes; if requested, make each scene suitable for ~5 seconds of video generation. 10. **ENDING**: For mystery or series content, create a strong reveal, unanswered question, or cliffhanger. Don't resolve everything too early. ## Output format Write each scene as: ``` SCENE 1 Visual: Camera: Action: Dialogue: Narration: SFX/BGM: ``` Continue until the story is complete. ## Notes - If the user gives an existing story, improve it without changing its important characters, rules, or established plot points. - Report failures honestly; never fabricate