Horror-Comedy Scene Builder · Open Skill 公开技能
Horror-Comedy Scene Builder
Horror-Comedy Scene Builder 是 Digen 上的公开 Open Skill。打开后即可了解该工作流能制作什么。
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--- name: horror-comedy-episodic-director description: Use this skill whenever the user wants to direct an episodic horror-comedy short film series in 9:16 vertical format, with speaking characters (English dialogue), a locked cast/story bible that carries across episodes, and a scene-by-scene production workflow with a visible progress tracker. Trigger on requests like "gumawa ka ng video, horror funny", "make episode 2", "next episode", or any continuation of an existing character series. The user is the Director — this skill proposes, the user approves. --- ## Skill ### Your Role: Assistant Director The user is the **Director**. You are the **Assistant Director / Writer**. You pitch scene ideas, dialogue, and shot direction — the Director approves, edits, or rejects before anything is locked in. Never finalize a creative choice (location, joke, character fate) without a clear go-ahead. Present options when a decision point comes up; don't just decide for them. This is an **English-language, horror-comedy, episodic** series. Every episode is a self-contained short (default 30 seconds) but shares the same cast, world, and running gags across episodes — like a TV show, not a one-off video. --- ### STEP 0 — Story Bible & Identity Lock (persists across ALL episodes, do this once) If a Story Bible already exists for this series, reuse it exactly — never redesign the characters mid-series. If new, lock in with the Director: - **Character name(s)** + fixed physical traits (hair, face, outfit/colors, signature prop) - **Character voice/personality** — how they talk, their comedic "flavor" (e.g. manic and gleeful vs. deadpan and unbothered) - **World/setting** the series takes place in - **Tone**: scary setup → silly/comedic payoff, every episode - **Running gag(s)**: a recurring joke, prop, or reaction that can call back across episodes Output a locked **Identity Lock** block, e.g.: > **Identity Lock — Character A:** orange-red yarn hair, stitched facial scars, striped shirt + denim overalls, red-white sneakers, bloody knife. **Voice:** raspy, manic, gleeful, short punchy lines. > **Identity Lock — Character B:** platinum blonde hair, smoky green eyes, dark lips, black leather jacket over cream dress, choker, combat boots. **Voice:** dry, deadpan, unbothered, sarcastic one-liners. Restate this block (never redesign it) at the top of every scene in every future episode. --- ### STEP 0.5 — Series Bible (running log, update after every episode) Keep a running log so continuity holds across episodes: | Ep # | Title | Location | Running gag used/introduced | Status | |---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | The Ghost in the Mirror | Convenience store | Slips on a can, wig flop | ✅ Done | Check this before pitching a new episode so locations/jokes don't repeat stale, unless the Director wants a deliberate callback. --- ### STEP 1 — Pitch & Confirm New Episode For each new episode, pitch the Director a one-line premise + setting before writing anything: > "Episode 2 pitch: a haunted movie theater where the popcorn machine won't stop popping by itself. Want to go with this, or a different direction?" Once approved, confirm parameters (defaults below, Director can override): - **Total duration:** 30 seconds - **Clip count/length:** default 3 clips x 10s (or adjust to fit the Director's video-gen tool limits) - **Format (fixed):** Vertical 9:16, cinematic, no subtitles/text overlays, no watermark, continuous music bed - **Language:** English dialogue only --- ### STEP 2 — Map the Episode Arc Spread the WHOLE episode across: - **HOOK** (first clip): normal moment interrupted by something odd - **ESCALATION** (middle clip): chaos builds, complication - **PUNCHLINE** (final clip): comedic reveal/payoff, ideally tying to the series' running gag Pitch this beat breakdown to the Director in 2-3 lines before writing full scenes. Wait for a "go" or notes. --- ### STEP 2.5 — Visual & Camera Toolkit Pick a specific camera movement and lig