// Use for story-driven film, trailer, short drama, adaptation, or multi-shot video requests that need strong narrative escalation, beat design, and production-ready scene structure.
| name | cinematic-story-architecture |
| description | Use for story-driven film, trailer, short drama, adaptation, or multi-shot video requests that need strong narrative escalation, beat design, and production-ready scene structure. |
| tags | ["film","narrative","screenplay","storyboard","short-drama","adaptation"] |
| agents | {"allow":["planner","script_writer","video_designer","flf_video_designer"]} |
Apply this skill when the request is narrative, dramatic, episodic, trailer-like, or adaptation-driven.
When producing script or storyboard-facing planning:
Use for high-control film and video prompting that must combine a stable world bible, reference placeholders, real-photography fidelity, sound policy, genre fusion, and shot-level execution into one reusable creative template.
Use for fights, chases, transformations, and high-kinetic sequences that need readable geography, motivated camera logic, impact rhythm, and continuity-safe action coverage.
Use for premium cinema-studio visuals, aperture/lens/look prompts, 2.35:1 widescreen film language, ARRI Master Primes, 85mm T1.8 shallow depth of field, bloom, halation, film grain, and high-end cinematic CG texture.
Use for combat, chase, transformation, impact-heavy, or high-kinetic action video prompts that need 15-second temporal slicing, exact hit marks, physical feedback, non-centered camera choreography, and cinematic impact readability.
Use for advertisements, branded films, and product storytelling that need audience hook logic, benefit framing, desire construction, and concise conversion-oriented visual messaging.
Use for shot sequencing, axis preservation, 180-degree rule awareness, match-on-action design, and smooth visual continuity between cuts.