Script to AI Manga

Problem

Scripts and character profiles can fit AI manga-style drama, but pasting them into video models often underperforms. Natural language often contains vague terms such as 'vibe', 'premium feel', or 'very detailed', which give models little executable constraint. Scene, character, camera, and lighting information can also blur together, causing unstable visual style. This skill converts prose scripts into structured prompts for AI video generation, focusing on how to describe the frame, how the camera moves, how light is set up, and what color grade to use.

How It Works

It accepts full scripts, single scenes, character profiles, or optional style preferences. It extracts elements such as characters, locations, pacing, emotional tone, and conflict intensity, then maps plot type to manga style, cinematic tone, camera tendency, and lighting tendency. For example, suspense scenes lean toward cold tone, oppressive close framing, and rim or counter lighting; high-intensity awakening scenes can combine orbit-and-lift camera moves, slow-motion frames, and strong color contrast.

The output follows a fixed field order and enforces concrete parameters: frame rates such as 24fps, 60fps, and 120fps; tone options like cool, warm, or neutral gray; and explicit camera verbs such as push, pull, pan, tilt, track, orbit, and pass-through. For full scripts, it splits scenes, emits each segment independently, and includes a storyboard overview. If character appearance is missing, it inserts a placeholder rather than inventing details.