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Generate beat-by-beat storyboards for fashion video content (reels, TikTok, product videos, lookbook films). Includes frame descriptions, timing, camera movement, audio cues, and text overlays.
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| name | video-storyboard |
| description | Generate beat-by-beat storyboards for fashion video content (reels, TikTok, product videos, lookbook films). Includes frame descriptions, timing, camera movement, audio cues, and text overlays. |
| metadata | {"author":"iPix","version":"1.0","category":"production-planning","requires":"brief-data"} |
Use when you need to:
Every second costs money. A 15s reel with 4 beats is 4 shots to plan, light, and execute. Don't wing it.
Use: Instagram Reels, TikTok, Product Pages Structure: Hook → Reveal → Detail → CTA
Use: TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts Structure: Hook → Demo × 3-4 ways → Favorite pick → CTA
Use: Website hero, YouTube, Campaign Structure: Mood opener → Look 1 → Look 2 → Look 3 → Brand moment
Use: Instagram Stories, TikTok, Brand social Structure: Setup glimpse → Process → Reveal → Reaction
Use: Instagram Reels, Pinterest, Email Structure: Empty frame → Items appear → Styled arrangement → Product hero
STORYBOARD — [Video Title]
Brand: [Brand Name] | Duration: [Xs] | Aspect: [9:16 / 16:9 / 1:1]
Platform: [Instagram Reels / TikTok / YouTube / Website]
BEAT 1 ([start]-[end]s): [BEAT NAME]
Frame: [What's in frame — specific description]
Camera: [Static / Pan / Zoom / Tracking / Handheld]
Movement: [Direction and speed — slow zoom in, pan left, etc.]
Audio: [Music cue / SFX / Voiceover / Silent]
Text: [Overlay text if any — "This changes everything"]
Lighting: [Key light direction, mood]
Talent: [Model action — walking, turning, looking at camera]
Props: [Specific items in frame]
Transition: [Cut / Fade / Swipe / Match cut / Jump cut]
BEAT 2 ([start]-[end]s): [BEAT NAME]
...
| Duration | Max Beats | Beat Length | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15s | 3-4 | 3-5s each | TikTok, Reels |
| 30s | 5-7 | 4-6s each | Reels, Shorts |
| 60s | 8-12 | 5-8s each | TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts |
| 90s | 10-15 | 5-10s each | YouTube, Website hero |
Rule: First beat must hook in under 3 seconds. Last beat must have CTA.
| Movement | When to Use | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Static | Product detail, text overlay, posed model | 2-4s |
| Slow zoom in | Building tension, hero reveal | 3-5s |
| Slow zoom out | Full look reveal, establishing | 3-5s |
| Pan left/right | Scanning product lineup, walking model | 3-6s |
| Tracking | Following model walking | 4-8s |
| Overhead descend | Flat lay reveal, top-down to angle | 3-5s |
| Handheld | BTS, authentic feel, energy | 2-4s |
| Whip pan | Fast transition between looks | 0.5-1s |
| Orbit | 360° product reveal | 5-8s |
| Cue | When |
|---|---|
| Music drop | Sync with reveal moment (Beat 2 usually) |
| Silence → music | Hook with intrigue, then energy |
| SFX (paper, fabric) | Unboxing, texture close-ups |
| Voiceover | Tutorial/how-to videos |
| Music fade | CTA/final beat |
| Beat sync | Jump cuts timed to music beats |
STORYBOARD — Silk Scarf Reveal
Brand: Maison Elara | Duration: 15s | Aspect: 9:16
Platform: Instagram Reels
BEAT 1 (0-3s): HOOK
Frame: Extreme close-up — hands pulling scarf from tissue paper
Camera: Static, overhead, macro
Movement: None — stillness builds anticipation
Audio: Crisp tissue paper sound, no music
Text: "Wait for it..." (small, bottom)
Lighting: Soft overhead, warm tone
Talent: Hands only — manicured, neutral nails
Props: Branded tissue paper, box edge visible
Transition: → Match cut to Beat 2
BEAT 2 (3-8s): REVEAL
Frame: Scarf unfolds in slow motion, fabric flowing
Camera: Slow zoom out from scarf center
Movement: Zoom out 1.5x over 5 seconds
Audio: Music drops — soft piano, elegant
Text: None — let the product speak
Lighting: Side light catching silk sheen and texture
Talent: Hands gently releasing fabric, letting it fall
Props: Scarf only, clean background
Transition: → Jump cut to Beat 3
BEAT 3 (8-13s): STYLED
Frame: Model wearing scarf, 3 quick styling cuts
Camera: Medium shot, tripod
Movement: Static frame, model moves within it
Audio: Music continues, beat syncs with cuts
Text: "3 ways to wear it" (top)
Lighting: Natural window light, bright and airy
Talent: Model ties scarf: neck wrap → head wrap → bag accessory
Props: Complementary outfit (neutral tones)
Transition: → Cut to Beat 4
BEAT 4 (13-15s): CTA
Frame: Final look — model smiles at camera, scarf prominent
Camera: Slow push in to medium close-up
Movement: Subtle zoom in 1.2x
Audio: Music fades
Text: "Shop now — link in bio" (centered)
Lighting: Same as Beat 3
Talent: Model makes eye contact, confident smile
Props: None
Transition: → End frame / loop point
STORYBOARD — Maison Elara SS26 Lookbook
Brand: Maison Elara | Duration: 45s | Aspect: 16:9
Platform: Website hero, YouTube
BEAT 1 (0-5s): MOOD OPENER
Frame: Abstract — morning light through sheer curtain, soft focus
Camera: Slow dolly forward through curtain
Movement: Dolly in, 2 feet travel
Audio: Ambient tone, soft string intro
Lighting: Natural backlight, flare
Transition: → Dissolve
BEAT 2 (5-12s): LOOK 1
Frame: Model 1 in ivory silk blouse, sitting at vanity
Camera: Medium shot, slight orbit right
Movement: Orbit 15° over 7 seconds
Audio: Music builds, still soft
Lighting: Key light from window left, soft fill
Talent: Model adjusting earring, contemplative
Transition: → Match cut (earring → necklace in next look)
BEAT 3 (12-20s): LOOK 2
Frame: Model 2 in navy blazer, urban street
Camera: Tracking shot, walking alongside
Movement: Tracking left to right, matching model pace
Audio: Music adds percussion, more energy
Lighting: Golden hour street light
Talent: Confident walk, glance at camera then away
Transition: → Whip pan
BEAT 4 (20-30s): LOOK 3
Frame: Model 1 in evening dress, architectural interior
Camera: Low angle, slow zoom out
Movement: Zoom out 1.5x, reveal full environment
Audio: Music peaks
Lighting: Dramatic — single directional light from right
Talent: Standing still, dress catches light
Transition: → Fade to black (1s)
BEAT 5 (30-40s): DETAIL MONTAGE
Frame: Quick cuts — fabric close-up, button detail, silk texture, embroidery
Camera: Macro, static, different angles each
Movement: Static frames, 2s each × 5 cuts
Audio: Music continues, beat-synced cuts
Lighting: Soft studio macro lighting
Transition: → Final dissolve
BEAT 6 (40-45s): BRAND MOMENT
Frame: Logo on screen, tagline
Camera: Static
Audio: Music resolves, final chord
Text: "Maison Elara — SS26 Collection"
Transition: → End
| Video Type | Camera | Stabilization | Audio | Extra |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Product Reveal | DSLR/Mirrorless | Tripod | External mic for SFX | Macro lens |
| Styling How-To | DSLR or Phone | Tripod | Music only (post) | Multiple outfits |
| Lookbook Film | Cinema camera | Gimbal + Tripod | Music + ambient | Multiple locations |
| BTS | Phone or DSLR | Handheld | Natural audio | Candid approach |
| Stop Motion | DSLR | Overhead rig | Music (post) | Dragonframe app |
| Skill | Connection |
|---|---|
shot-list-generator | Video beats become shots in the list |
call-sheet-generator | Video timing feeds schedule |
lighting-plan-generator | Each beat gets lighting spec |
social-writer | Caption + hashtags for the published video |
remotion | Programmatic video generation from storyboard |
Cloudflare platform hub — Workers, Pages, Wrangler CLI, D1/R2/KV, Durable Objects, Workers AI, Agents SDK, AI Gateway, Vectorize, Workflows, Tunnel, WAF, Terraform/Pulumi, and production Workers best practices. Use whenever the user mentions Cloudflare, Workers, wrangler, edge functions, Durable Objects, AI agents on Workers, `@cloudflare/workers-types`, `wrangler.jsonc`, Hyperdrive, or iPix Cloudflare tasks under `tasks/cloudflare/` — even if they do not say "Cloudflare" explicitly. NOT for Cloudinary media (→ cloudinary) or Supabase Postgres/RLS (→ ipix-supabase).
iPix / FashionOS domain hub. Routes to the fashion shoot-production toolkit and operator platform skills. Use for garment/product shoots, shot lists, lighting/call sheets, or iPix-specific platform workflows.
Five-phase orchestrator for iPix / FashionOS Linear team IPI — plan, research, implement, test, ship (worktrees, verify matrix, PR workflow, Linear state). Use whenever implementing or shipping IPI-NNN, wiring plans in docs/linear/issues, forensic verify before Done, MVP/P0 queue from tasks/plan/todo.md, multi-file platform work across app/supabase/edge, or user says "implement IPI-", "ship IPI-", "/task IPI", "close out Linear", "next P0 task", "forensic verify", "wiring plan", "open PR with verify". Always use for multi-step iPix delivery. Do NOT use for one-line typo fixes, explain-only questions, isolated copilotkit/ supabase/migration/lean/release-notes tasks without full lifecycle, or non-iPix repos.
Draft a changelog.md entry from git log + closed Linear IPI issues since the last entry. Use after a batch of commits lands or before tagging a release, when you need human-readable release notes rather than the /release gate checklist (which checks readiness, not prose). Triggers: "write release notes", "update the changelog", "draft changelog entry", "summarize what shipped". Do NOT use for the pre-merge gate check — that's `/release`.
Set up and operate git worktrees for isolated, parallel development — running multiple branches or Claude sessions at once without stashing or branch-switching, reviewing a PR while developing, comparing implementations side by side, or giving a risky change its own clean checkout. Use this whenever the user mentions worktrees, "isolated workspace", "parallel branches", "work on two things at once", `git worktree`, `--worktree`, or before executing a multi-step implementation plan that should not touch the current working tree. Also use when you (the agent) need an isolated checkout to make file changes that must not collide with the user's working tree.
Mastra framework: docs lookup (links.md, mastraDocs MCP, embedded docs), agents, workflows, streaming, browser, tools, memory, RAG, processors, CopilotKit guide. Verify from installed docs — never trust training-data APIs. NOT for: product intent routing (mastra-routing), Managed Agents API harness (mde-agents), non-Mastra frameworks. Load when editing src/mastra/**, Mastra tools/workflows, memory, streaming/events, browser automation, or Mastra doc URLs.