The showrunner's method for a Showrunner production (music video, film, ad, trailer, story, of any length) with the showrunner toolbox, while the user reviews and edits it on a storyboard and a timeline.
Assemble an edited film from several shots - people speaking on camera, inserted stills, turntables or cutaways, narration, music, other language tracks and subtitles - so that every insert shows what is being talked about and every track and subtitle follows…
Make a music video - an original song, shots of a singer lip-synced to exact slices of it, edited so the song plays without skips, lyric subtitles and a loudness-safe final mix.
Plan, make, check and report a production that combines several generated media (a film or episode, an ad or campaign, an album, a game or asset pack, a series), when the request only describes the result.
Use to build 3D objects in wangp_python (parametric shapes, terrains, assemblies), save them as meshes in the 3D gallery and get snapshots, turntables, depth or normal maps with WanGP's renderer for checks or as inputs to image and video models.
Use for clips built frame by frame in wangp_python: animated titles and charts, pan and zoom over stills, slideshows, kinetic text, and subtitle files (SRT) from measured timestamps.
Use for exact text over pictures (posters, titles, captions), grids and contact sheets, picture-book pages, palettes, masks and measurements, or procedural SVG drawings made in wangp_python.
Use before the first wangp_python run of a session: how the sandbox works, how a script calls WanGP's tools (generation, inspection, the toolbox, files), and which python-* skill to read for images and text, clips, 3D, batches, or data and charts.