Use case · Storyboard AI
A storyboard with stick figures tells you blocking. A storyboard with your actual lead tells you the look. We generated an establishing shot with a saved character to plan from the real thing.
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What we ran
A wide establishing shot with the saved character staged in a sunlit kitchen rendered at 2 credits, usable as a real storyboard frame rather than a sketch.
We generated a clear, well-staged establishing frame of Nova entering a sunlit kitchen, composed like the opening shot of a planned sequence. Storyboarding from frames that already show your lead and look removes guesswork before you produce the rest.
How to reproduce·generate_image with the saved Nova character. Prompt gist: wide establishing shot entering a sunlit kitchen, cinematic staging, 16:9.
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Traditional storyboards capture where people stand. That is useful, but it leaves the look, the lighting, the wardrobe, and the lead's presence to the imagination.
Generating storyboard frames with your actual character lets you decide the look at the planning stage, when changes are free.
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We generated a wide establishing frame of Nova entering a sunlit kitchen, staged like an opening shot. 16:9, 2 credits.
An establishing shot sets the world, so it is the right first frame to lock.
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With the establishing shot fixed, generate the follow-up shots, the medium, the close, the reverse, all on the same character. Now your storyboard shows the real look and lead, not placeholders.
Decisions made here cost a couple of credits. The same decisions made in production cost real time.
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A storyboard built from generated frames doubles as a look reference for the actual shots. The lead, wardrobe, and lighting are already decided, so production matches the plan.
FAQ
Because they show your actual lead and look, not stick figures. We generated an establishing shot with a saved character so the plan reflects the real thing.
Yes. Generate every storyboard frame on the same saved character so the board shows one lead.
2 credits on the standard character model.
Yes. A look-locked board doubles as a reference so the real shots match the plan.
Generated frames show your actual lead, lighting, and wardrobe, so you decide the look at the planning stage when changes are free.
Yes. A look-locked board built from generated frames shows the real lead and style, so the final shots can match the plan.
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