Cinematic Drama Episode · Open Skill 公开技能
Cinematic Drama Episode
Best story drama
ShortDrama
4 1 8
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# Cinematic Drama Episode
## When to use
- The user wants to make a cinematic realistic drama episode / short series (family drama, thriller, suspense, romance, etc.) from an idea, a one-liner, a draft script, or a character still.
- The user wants to revise one scene, redo one clip, restyle a character, or continue to the next episode of an existing series.
- The user wants a professional, film-like look with strict character consistency and copyright-safe original content.
## Copyright-safety (hard requirement)
Never copy or imitate any existing film, TV show, actor, character, studio, or copyrighted visual style. Always produce:
- **Original characters** (unique names, faces, backstories).
- **Original dialogue** (write it fresh; never quote existing scripts).
- **Original music and sound effects** (generate them, never reuse copyrighted tracks).
This approach does not guarantee zero claims, but it substantially reduces risk. If the user asks to copy a specific movie/actor/director style, politely decline and offer an original alternative.
## Steps
1. **Clarify the idea** (one round is enough): premise, genre, tone, number of scenes, target duration, orientation (default `landscape` 16:9 for cinematic drama; use `portrait` 9:16 only if the user asks for vertical short-form), and the language for dialogue (match the user's language, e.g. Roman Urdu / English / Urdu).
2. **Write the episode script** as a document: `create_document(content=<full script>, name="<Episode Title> — Script", entity_type="scripts", content_type="text/markdown")`. Structure it as: character list (with fixed appearance descriptions), then scenes, each with a `VIDEO PROMPT`, `DIALOGUE`, and `SOUND` block. Keep every character's face, hairstyle, body, clothing, and age identical across all scenes. See `references/episode-example.md` for a full worked template.
3. **Generate one character reference image per character** with `generate_image(model="t2i", orientation="portrait", name="<Character Name>", entity_type="characters")`. Prompt must describe the character's fixed appearance in detail (age, skin, hair, facial hair, build, clothing). These refs are reused in every scene to keep identity consistent.
4. **Generate one video per scene** with `generate_video(model="ref2v", input_urls=[<the character reference image(s) that appear in this scene>], orientation="landscape", name="Scene <N> — <short title>", entity_type="storyboard_videos")`. The prompt is the scene's `VIDEO PROMPT` plus the dialogue and the standard error-prevention suffix (below). Use `ref2v` so the characters stay consistent with their reference images.
5. **Generate an original background score** with `generate_music(prompt=<style + mood + duration>, name="<Episode Title> — Score", entity_type="music")`. Keep it instrumental and original; no lyrics unless the user asks.
6. **Stitch the final episode** with `mix_clips(clips=[{videos:[<scene video asset_ids in order>], audios:[<score>]}], name="<Episode Title> — Episode <N>", entity_type="final_videos", orientation="landscape")`. If the user wants dialogue voiceover, generate it with `generate_tts` and add it as an audio track; otherwise keep the in-video audio.
7. **Reply** in natural language: summarize the episode (title, scenes, characters, runtime), note the copyright-safe choices made, and offer next steps (revise a scene, redo a clip, restyle a character, next episode). Don't paste large URL blocks.
## Standard error-prevention suffix
Append this to every scene video prompt:
"Maintain strict character continuity. No character duplication, no extra people, no face changes, no age changes, no costume changes, no distorted hands, no extra fingers, no random objects, no text or subtitles, accurate lip-sync, natural body movement, realistic facial expressions, cinematic depth, physically accurate lighting, original visual design, original background music and sound effects."
## Reference files
- `references/episode-example.md`: a