Scene planning
Turn one idea into scenes that feel like the same video
Scene prompts work best when every shot advances one story. This planner assigns a purpose and time range to each scene, then carries important visual anchors forward.
Give every shot a job
Mark scenes as opening, setup, development, proof, reveal, or closing. That keeps the pace appropriate for the selected duration.
Separate appearance from action
Stable identity details belong in the continuity bible; movement and performance belong in individual scene prompts. This separation makes revisions safer.
Connect entry and exit states
Plan where the subject, camera, and important prop begin and end. Adjacent clips become easier to join when their visual states agree.
Quick answers
Questions about this workflow
How many scenes suit 30 seconds?
Usually four concise scenes, depending on the story and model clip length.
Can camera angles change?
Yes, while recurring subject, wardrobe, lighting, and location details remain locked.