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Storyboard Manager

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ailabs-393·vlatest·video-media·MIT

Organizes & streamlines your storyboards by allowing easy drag-and-drop arrangement and asset management for efficient visual storytelling.

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    $ npx skills add ailabs-393/ai-labs-claude-skills --skill storyboard-manager -a claude-code

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ailabs-393

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packages/skills/storyboard-manager/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

The Storyboard Manager skill helps you create and manage storyboards for video projects. It can generate storyboard panels based on text descriptions, allowing you to visualize scenes before production. The tool also supports editing existing storyboards by modifying panel descriptions or adding new ones.

When to use it

  • Pre-production planning: Quickly sketch out a visual plan for a short film or marketing video.
  • Concept development: Explore different scene compositions and camera angles without needing drawing skills.
  • Communication with team members: Share storyboard drafts with directors, actors, or other collaborators to ensure everyone is on the same page.
  • Iterative design: Easily adjust and refine your visual plan based on feedback or new ideas.

Key capabilities

  • Generate storyboard panels from text descriptions.
  • Edit existing storyboard panel descriptions.
  • Add new storyboard panels.

Example prompts

  • "Create a storyboard for a scene where a character walks down a dark alley."
  • "In the third panel of my storyboard, change the description to 'Close-up on the character's worried face.'"
  • "Add a new panel after the second one showing an overhead shot of the entire alleyway."

Tips & gotchas

The quality of generated panels depends heavily on the clarity and detail in your text descriptions. Be as specific as possible about camera angles, character actions, and scene setting to get the best results.