PHASE 4 OF 8
Every shot, visualized before you spend on video
Generate start and end frames for every shot from your script and shot list, keep a full generation history per frame, and preview a scene — or a whole episode — with camera-move-driven pan and zoom before committing to video generation.
From shot list to video-ready frames
How the Storyboard phase works
01
Plan every shot
Turn the Script phase’s shot list into a visual grid with start and end frame slots, coverage tracking, and the scene context each image needs.
02
Generate and refine
Review the prompt, generate with the right references, then compare, edit, upload, restore, or select the frame take that fits the shot.
03
Preview and hand off
Play the scene or episode with camera pan and zoom, then pass the selected keyframes and visual references to Video generation.
What's covered
Everything needed to move the story forward
- Batch frame generation from scenes + shot lists
- Start and end frame conditioning per shot
- Prompt preview with editable one-off custom prompts
- Automatic character, location, and prop reference attachment per shot
- Full version history per frame — compare and restore any take
- AI image editing, custom frame uploads, and reversible removal
- Scene coverage tracking — see what’s missing at a glance
- Season/episode picker for series & episodic projects
- Scene and episode-level playback with camera pan/zoom preview
- Scene blocking and previous-frame continuity across shots
- End-frame stale tracking when the source start frame changes
- Shared image-model picker across every generation surface