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Convert a script into video generation prompts

Turns a written script into English prompt blocks, translating what is said into what is seen.

CategoryImage & video › Video generation
TagsReformattingDraftingCreator
Prompt
Convert this script into video generation prompts.

For each script beat:
1. **What is visible.** Not what is said — what a viewer sees. A line of narration about a decision is not a shot; the person at the desk is.
2. The prompt block for that shot, in English, following the standard order: style, character lock, location, action by second, camera, lighting, prohibitions.
3. Duration, matched to how long the narration over it takes.

Then:
- **Beats that cannot be shown** — abstractions, internal states, anything requiring text on screen. For each, say whether to solve it with narration over a related image, a graphic added in editing, or by cutting the beat. *Trying to generate an abstraction produces the worst output of any category.*
- Where the script needs more time than the visuals can sustain, and where the reverse is true.
- Which shots to generate first, so a failure there does not waste the rest.

Rules:
- Keep the character lock identical across every block.
- Prohibit on-screen text in every block. Text is added in editing, not generated.
- Write prompt blocks in English even when the script is in another language; keep my script's meaning exactly.
- Do not embellish the script. Convert it.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Script · Visual style · Length)

What this prompt does

Planning in Korean and prompting in English is how this actually gets done. This converts "what is said" into "what appears on screen" and flags what video cannot carry.

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