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/storyboard-to-animatic Script for a 45-second bike brand film (pasted).
--- name: storyboard-to-animatic description: From a script to a timed animatic with shot list, frames and scratch audio cues. Use when the user asks for animatic or similar. --- # Storyboard to Animatic Breaks a script into shots, generates consistent frames, times them into an animatic and exports a shot list. ## When to use - Pre-production - Pitches - Ad concepts ## Workflow 1. Split the script into shots with durations. 2. Generate consistent frames per shot. 3. Time frames with transitions. 4. Add scratch audio cue markers. 5. Export shot list. ## What you deliver - Shot list (CSV) - Frame set - Timed animatic MP4 ## Not for - Final animation - Live-action scheduling - Long films ## Quality bar - State assumptions you made and ask before overwriting existing files. - Never invent facts, numbers, logos or quotes — use placeholders and say so. - Follow `references/style-guide.md` for colour and type decisions. - Finish with a short checklist of what the user should review or replace.
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Yes. Storyboard to Animatic reads your colours, fonts and tone from the prompt or a brand file, and keeps them consistent across everything it makes.
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Breaks a script into shots, generates consistent frames, times them into an animatic and exports a shot list.
Updated Sep 20, 2026