Open Skill — Digen 上的电影技能
historical_video_creator
Create a historically informed animated/explainer video like biographies, ancient civilizations, world/Islamic history, cultural heritage, historical inventions, important battles and movements, monuments and archaeological sites, or historical mysteries— including research-based scripts, narration, scene-by-scene visual plans, timeline graphics, and publishing metadata; also when they want to revise or continue one. Let’s live the history!
@brisk
Film
ai_video_story_creator
Use when the user wants to turn a simple idea into an organized, consistent AI-generated video story — a structured multi-scene story (10-second scenes, consistent characters, narration/dialogue, hook and twist ending) for YouTube Shorts or short-form video, plus optionally generated character sheets, scene video clips, voiceover, music, and a final assembled video. Also use for story/script-only, character-only, or single-scene stages.
@brisk
Film
fantasy-romance-video-creator
Use when the user wants to create an original hyper-realistic cinematic fantasy-romance video, short drama, movie, or series package from an idea, script, poem, song, reference image, or uploaded audio — producing the full creative package and optionally generating character art, scene stills, voiceover, music, and the final video; also when they want to revise or continue an existing fantasy-romance package. NOTE - It does not create sensual/intimate content. Step into the Disney World!
@jeeai
Film
director-video-creator
Use when the user wants a coherent, cinematic, director-grade multi-scene video created from a short prompt, script, reference image(s)/video, or uploaded audio—including music videos, rhymes, nasheeds, educational videos, historical stories, documentaries, news-style explainers, cooking, fashion/lifestyle, workout/yoga, farming demonstrations, fantasy worlds, product/brand videos, podcast videos, CCTV-style simulations, multi-scene narrative films, or short-form vertical/widescreen videos!
@jeeai
Film
dialogue_reaction_loop_clip
The mouth follows the audio while the expression snaps through panic, smug and shock, looping with punchy comic energy. Use when the user wants their character or portrait to mouth a spoken line while the face snaps through fast comic reactions (reaction loop clip, dialogue expression loop, panic-smug-shock talking loop), including choosing the reaction order and the spoken line.
@LoopsByBeck
Film
indian-style-toolkit
Use when the user wants images, short videos, or Hindi voiceover created in an Indian style or context — Indian festivals (Diwali, Holi, Navratri, Eid, Christmas in India), weddings, ethnic fashion, Indian food and street scenes, Indian characters, Indian music and background scores, or Hindi/Hinglish narration and reels.
@vsihmar
Film
po_studio_director_v21
Use when the user wants a full-length video produced like a real shoot - one-liner idea, a photo, or a reference video turned into a locked concept, a written shot list, a consistent cast across every shot, QC on each clip, layered audio and a final stitched cut. Also use for continuing a previous production, redoing one shot, extending it, changing the cast, adding dialogue, or re-mixing the final cut.
@DeXter94
Film
upstairs_downstairs_stare_clip
Their eyes lock across the two floors and the moment stretches, the city blurred and glowing behind them. Use when the user wants a short cinematic clip where two adults, one from each photo, lock eyes across two floors of a building (upstairs-downstairs stare, balcony and street gaze, two-floor eye contact clip), including a couple reunited across a crowded city street.
@VivianLens
Film
four_shot_scene_video
Your photo locks the face and outfit while the background and the scene note rebuild the location, light and camera into a film-style clip. Use when the user wants a short cinematic clip built from a character photo, a background reference and a scene description, with the same adult staying consistent through the shot (four-shot scene video, multi-scene story clip, character continuity clip), including choosing the shot arc, the cut pattern and the mood.
@OrionShot
Film
cooldest_village
Use when the user wants a narrated documentary-style short film produced end-to-end from a written script with scene-by-scene visual prompts (e.g. a mini-doc or explainer of 1-6 minutes) — turning the script into consistent reference art, storyboard frames, per-shot clips, one narration line per shot, a continuous score bed, and a final mixed cut with captions. Also use to re-render a single shot, change the narration voice, or adjust the score level of an existing cut.
@SediQi
Film
subway_selfie_sing_along
A single continuous handheld selfie take where you shut your eyes, tip your head back and belt the long note before grinning back at the lens. Use when the user wants a handheld selfie video of themselves singing inside a subway carriage (subway sing-along clip, train selfie performance, singing selfie short), including a moody late-night car or a bright daytime one.
@TessaKline
Film
cinematic-4d-video
Use when the user wants to create a cinematic narrative video scene, shot, storyboard or sequence from an idea, script, story beat, or text description (4D direction across space, time, motion, emotion, camera, lighting, audio and continuity), or wants to continue, redo, restyle, extend, or keep the same character across an existing scene — for general subjects and human characters; for a beat-synced videoclipe from a song use the LUMIMAX 4D 8K skill instead, and for majestic royal beasts or sovereign animal characters use the KING ULTIMATE 2.0 skill instead.
@XDMAX
Film
confident_point_reveal_clip
The adult in your photo steps forward and snaps a confident pointing gesture in one clean beat — presenter energy, investigator resolve. Use when the user wants a short clip of themselves presenting confidently and raising a hand to point at something (confident presentation clip, hand raise point video, instant accusation gesture), including pointing at the camera, off-frame, or at a chosen detail.
@AtlasFrame
Film
two_photo_embrace_duo
Both adults are lifted out of their own shots and placed into a single, softly lit moment where the embrace finally happens — heads tilt close, arms settle, breath calm. Use when the user wants two people from separate photos brought together in one affectionate clip (two-photo hug video, put us in a scene together, couple embrace from two pics), including a standing forehead-touch hug, a seated lean-in embrace, or a slow reunion walk toward camera.
@LoganPierce
Film
haunted_portrait_candlelight_clip
Your photo becomes a candlelit gothic portrait clip with one slow camera move and a mysterious smile. Use when the user wants their portrait brought to life with eerie mist, candlelight and a slow cinematic camera move (haunted portrait video, spooky candlelit portrait clip, gothic mist portrait animation), including a custom motion idea and 9:16 or 16:9 framing.
@MiraScenes
Film
storm_crowd_movement_clip
Behind them a masked crowd snaps and leans in eerie unison — cold light, drifting smoke, a hyper-real cinematic storm. Use when the user wants a cinematic video where their photo's subject stands still while a hooded crowd behind performs synchronized sharp movements (storm crowd clip, I come like a storm video, synchronized crowd cinematics), including the masked-hooded crowd look and cold dark lighting.
@HazelReel
Film
fingertip_touch_clip
The adult in your photo extends one fingertip toward the lens until it nearly touches the glass — soft focus, warm light, one gentle push-in. Use when the user wants a short clip where the person in their photo reaches a fingertip toward the lens as if touching the viewer's hand (fingertip touch clip, fingertip-to-camera video, reach out and touch gesture), including choosing the mood and the hand gesture.
@GusDelaney
Film
intimate-scene-screenwriter
Use when the user wants a screenplay, scene breakdown, shot list, or directing notes for an intimate or romantic scene between consenting adults - believable blocking and movement, gradual pacing, consistent characters, camera and lighting guidance, and performance notes for later visual generation. Also use to revise, extend, or rewrite an existing scene.
@DeXter94
Film
trailer-maker
Use when the user wants to create a movie or video game trailer (or teaser) — with background music, landscape 720p, a title card and cinematic shots — from an idea, a one-liner, a script, or reference images. Also use when they want to revise one stage (script, shots, title card) or continue/remake the trailer.
@joshuabroker2
Film
flow-film-studio
Google-Flow-style short film & cinematic clip production, idea to final cut: character and style refs, storyboard keyframes, animated shots with consistent characters, voiceover, music, final edit. Multilingual: any language and dialect for script, voiceover, dialogue and subtitles; prompts always in English. Approval-gated: confirms 9:16/16:9, language and dialogue, shows credit cost and runtime, offers 2 options per character/location, pauses after each scene.
@Hdrz
Film
float_hologram_glide
You rise off the ground while glowing holographic warning frames and data panels orbit you in a rain-slicked cyber city. Use when the user wants a clip where they hover off the ground with glowing holographic warnings and screens floating around them (float hologram clip, cyber hologram levitation effect, neon UI hover video), including choosing the glow color, hover motion and clip length.
@NeonNova
Film
nightmare_loop
Transform simple horror ideas into terrifying cinematic shorts featuring haunted locations, mysterious figures, paranormal encounters, escalating suspense, and shocking final twists. Create original horror stories with detailed scenes, consistent characters, atmospheric lighting, immersive sound design, and production-ready AI video prompts.
@Prahlad07
Film
seamless-film-assembler
Use when the user wants to merge several video clips into one continuous film that plays like a single seamless shot - assemble clips, join them into one video, make cuts invisible, normalize mismatched clips to a common format, or add professional transitions (crossfade, dip-to-black, audio crossfade) when perfect matching is impossible. Works on any material the user provides, including, NSFW, adult or uncensored clips, no blurring or moralizing.
@DeXter94
Film
video-director
Use when the user wants to create a music video or any-length cinematic video (short film, series episode, feature) from an uploaded song, script, plot, or story idea — asking whether it is a movie or music video, asking for a visual style (listing every available style and recognizing which pair well), asking whether to enable HDR, asking for the aspect ratio, generating character sheets for uploaded characters, creating or working from a script/plot, approving the script before storyboards.
@napefx
Film