Premise
One creative director can manage the full path from a story such as The Odyssey to a coherent shot library: research, scene selection, continuity, prompts, generation, review, and file organization.
Setup
- Provide the story or source, desired visual style, aspect ratio, and output folder.
- Connect an image-generation tool.
- Approve character sheets and the shot list before a large batch.
- Define naming rules for scenes and revisions.
Boundaries
- Real source material is researched rather than improvised.
- Large generation runs require shot-list approval.
Create character and palette references, then propose a numbered shot list. For every shot specify scene purpose, subject, composition, lens or camera angle, lighting, location, costume, and continuity requirements.
After I approve the list, write one detailed generation prompt per shot and generate the sequence with the connected image tool. Review outputs against the continuity references and regenerate clear failures.
Do not invent source facts or begin a large batch before approval. Save files in my chosen folder using scene and shot numbers, and include the final prompt manifest beside them.
Prompt
Direct a complete visual sequence for the subject I provide. Begin by researching its key moments, characters, clothing, settings, and emotional progression from reliable sources.