Turn One Idea into a Shootable Short-Video Storyboard
Turns a topic into a paced script with visual information that production and editing can use directly.
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Example input
Topic: tidy desk cables. Length: 15 seconds. Audience: renters who work at a desk. Goal: tidy one cable tonight. Gear: phone, desk, existing ties.
Example output
Core idea: start with the cable that gets in your way. 0–3s: mouse catches on a cable; “Caught again?” Natural sound, hard cut. 3–10s: remove an unused cable and secure the mouse cable behind the desk; “Leave room to move, then secure it.” Text: “Leave slack.” Hard cut. 10–15s: mouse moves freely; “Start with one cable tonight.” Natural sound. Cover: One cable first. Caption: Start with the one in your way. Keywords: desk, cables, organizing.
Check the result
- Durations must total 15 seconds.
- Every shot must fit the stated equipment and location.
- Check that the cable still has usable slack.
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Prompt
Turn [video topic] into a short-video storyboard of about [duration] for [audience], with the desired viewer action of [action goal]. Start with one core message and a compelling visual for the first three seconds. Then use a table for each shot: time, visual, performer action, dialogue or voice-over, on-screen text, sound, and transition. Every shot must add information; do not pad the runtime with vague emotional language. Keep the production achievable with [equipment and location]. Finish with one cover title, a natural post caption, and three relevant keywords. Avoid exaggerated promises.
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