Example input
Thirty-second medium-paced rooftop performance treatment.

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Break a treatment into specific visual units that can be reviewed and reordered. Each shot has one job and enough detail to guide production.
Indexable example
This is a static example, not a pre-generated claim. Your actual result depends on the input you provide.
Example input
Thirty-second medium-paced rooftop performance treatment.
Example output
Shot 01, 0:00–0:04, wide locked frame, performer enters silhouette; Shot 02, 0:04–0:08, slow medium push, first lyric; remaining shots total exactly 30 seconds.
How it works
Use a treatment or storyboard with a settled visual rule.
Choose the total runtime and realistic average shot length.
Check that timings add up and continuity notes remain possible.
Useful when
Create one promptable unit per shot.
Share framing, action, and location requirements with a crew.
Count unique characters, locations, and setups before production.
Questions
No. It is a structured table; scene prompts can be generated separately.
Yes. The list is a draft and should be adjusted against the actual audio.
The output presentation should flag the total so the user can shorten or remove shots.
Keep working
Turn a chosen concept into a concise document that explains what the video is, how it develops, and which visual rules hold the production together.
Generate frame prompts that share one visual bible while preserving the action and framing required by each shot.
Turn tempo and musical structure into a practical edit plan. The list uses holds and phrase boundaries as well as cuts, so movement does not become mechanically busy.
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