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Script Storyboard Converter

Content Creation Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem Solved

Short-video scripts often remain at the text level, while editors still need to decide which lines need a wide shot, which details need a close-up, how shots connect, and how BGM should progress. Script Storyboard Converter turns spoken scripts or story outlines into a structured shot list, reducing back-and-forth between copy and shot planning.

How It Works

Given complete script content and an optional style type, the skill first identifies whether the input is talking-head copy or narrative. It then splits the script by semantic units: one idea, action, or scene per shot, avoiding mid-sentence cuts. It outputs a fixed seven-column table: shot number, shot type, camera movement, visual description, voiceover/dialogue, BGM suggestion, and duration.

It defaults to a tech/digital lifestyle talking-head style and also supports food discovery, knowledge explainer, emotional narrative, product review, or daily vlog presets. Visual description is expected to be concrete and shootable, covering subject, action, and environment, while BGM suggestion adds style, rhythm, or level changes based on shot emotion.

Key constraints include five allowed shot levels, seven allowed camera movements, voiceover/dialogue quoted directly from the source, and duration estimated at three characters per second, clipped to 2s–20s. It finishes with a Markdown table and total duration summary.

Scope and Limits

Use it for short-video, talking-head, promo, product-review, or narrative shot planning. It is not intended for plain copy polishing, hands-on shooting/editing guidance, or AI image/video generation.

Use Cases

  • Editors turn a 60-second talking-head script into shots with shot type, movement, and voiceover.
  • Directors generate a product-review storyboard with BGM suggestions and total duration.
  • Operators convert an explainer script into shootable shots with push, fixed, and close-up cues.
  • Content leads review emotional-narrative shots with wide/near contrast and pull/fixed pacing.

Best For

  • Short-video editors who need to turn talking-head scripts into actionable shot lists.
  • Content directors who need to break product-review outlines into shot and BGM fields.
  • Social media managers who need to plan duration and visuals for 30-second promos.
  • Independent directors who need a storyboard reference with shot numbers and total duration.