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Cinematography vocabulary for shot framing, camera angles, subject relationship, and camera movement. Load when the user's request involves shot-type choices or when constructing ask_user options for framing/movement settings.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Long video production. Composes a video from a sequence of distinct shots. Trigger ONLY when the user explicitly asks to generate a video longer than 10 seconds (duration > 10s). DO NOT trigger if the requested video is 10 seconds or less.
Image generation. Produces a still image from text, edits an existing image, or composites multiple images. Use for any output that is a single still frame — concept art, character references, product shots, scene keyframes, style explorations, background plates, virtual try-on, or image editing.
Video generation. Animates a source image into a short video clip, or generates video from text. Use for any output that requires motion — bringing images to life, camera moves, atmospheric animation, or full scene videos.
Implements a feature end-to-end — spec, plan, build, review, simplify, ship — fully autonomous from a feature description file. Use when you have a feature described in a file and want the full pipeline to run without pausing for input.
Character generation and identity board planning. Creates an artistic, high-quality Character Identity Board to establish and lock a character's visual identity (face, clothing, body type, expression range, and silhouette) for future image and video generation.
Cinematic storyboard generation. Produces a compact multi-panel storyboard sheet (16:9 image) with monochrome rough-sketch panels, a designed masthead, and a director strip animatic track board. Use for any sequence that needs a shot-by-shot visual breakdown — action, performance, cooking montage, fantasy, or any genre.
| name | cinematography |
| description | Cinematography vocabulary for shot framing, camera angles, subject relationship, and camera movement. Load when the user's request involves shot-type choices or when constructing ask_user options for framing/movement settings. |
| metadata | {"type":"primitive"} |
Load this skill when:
ask_user.promptIntent for an image or video node requires precise shot-type or movement vocabulary.The full vocabulary is split across seven reference files loaded automatically alongside this skill:
references/framing.md — subject size (ECU → EWS)references/camera-angles.md — lens height and tilt anglereferences/subject-relationship.md — number of subjects, POV, OTS, insertsreferences/camera-movement.md — movement type (video only)references/lighting.md — light source types, setups, direction, quality, color temperature, time-of-day conditionsreferences/lens-optics.md — focal length, aperture, depth of field, bokeh, lens types, optical effects, camera bodiesreferences/color-grading.md — named looks, shadow/highlight treatment, saturation, film stock emulations, era and genre palettesCombine framing + angle + movement into a single cinematography phrase per node:
Never use vague cinema words — "cinematic", "dramatic", "epic", "beautiful framing" produce inconsistent results. Always name the specific shot type and movement from the reference tables.
Surface the 3–5 most relevant options for the described scene. Do not list all types. Use this reasoning:
| Scene type | Recommend |
|---|---|
| Portrait / character focus | CU, MCU, MS, full shot |
| Action / motion sequence | Wide shot, cowboy shot, tracking shot |
| Location reveal / scene opening | Establishing shot, EWS, aerial |
| Dialogue / conversation | OTS, two-shot, MCU |
| Subjective / immersive | POV, handheld, eye-level |
| Power / drama | Low angle, dutch angle, crane shot |
Option label format: "[Shot type] — [one-line visual description]"
Example: "Close-up — face fills the frame, full emotional detail"