Short Drama Asset List Generation
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About this skill
Problem
Before a short drama moves into visual production, scripts, shot breakdowns, character bios, and world-building notes often live in separate documents. Writers may focus on story, while concept artists, animators, and producers need a clear list of which scenes, characters, and props must be drawn, which aliases refer to the same asset, and which visual details can guide design. Manual extraction from long scripts can miss aliases, introduce assets that only exist in reference material, or produce plot summaries instead of artwork briefs.
How It Works
@ihangfeng/hf-drama-assets turns this cleanup task into a bounded workflow:
- Input recognition: accepts script text, storyboard breakdowns, character bios, location notes, world-building material, and style references.
- Asset filtering: keeps only assets that are explicitly mentioned, actually present, or required by shots in the script or storyboard, avoiding invented assets from reference material.
- Name merging: combines aliases for the same person, place, or object, selects a representative primary name, and records other names that appear in the input.
- Categorized descriptions: organizes output into scene list, character list, and prop list, with descriptions focused on form, style, texture, color, mood, and narrative function.
- Structured output: produces standard JSON with only 场景清单, 角色清单, and 道具清单 as top-level fields, making it easier for downstream scripts, boards, or production pipelines to consume.
Boundaries
Best for short drama, comic drama, animation, or storyboard pre-production when converting text into an art asset table. It does not generate images, video, or storyboard frames, and it should not be expected to fill missing visual settings. If input lacks costume, era, texture, or other key details, descriptions can only add conservative inferences. Naming rules are strict: primary names and aliases must not contain parentheses, slashes, or multiple parallel names, and assets absent from the script or storyboard should not be added.
Use Cases
- Use short-drama scripts and storyboards to produce a JSON asset table of scenes, characters, and props for concept artists.
- Before project kickoff, verify which characters and props must be drawn and merge different names for the same asset.
- Merge character bios and style notes into storyboard asset descriptions while keeping only assets actually present in the material.
- Convert multi-episode shot scripts into a three-list JSON structure that downstream tools can read for task setup.
Best For
- Short-drama writers: need to turn long scripts into a unified asset table of scenes, characters, and props for art and production.
- Concept artists: need to know which assets must be drawn and the form, color, texture, and mood focus for each.
- Animation producers: need a traceable art asset list before kickoff or scheduling to avoid missing aliases and unlisted props.
- Art directors: need to merge world-building and character bio details into storyboard asset descriptions without adding unseen assets.
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