scene-design

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scene-design

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Use when designing, revising, diagnosing, or prompting AI-video scenes, live-action short-drama scene systems, power-space architecture, genre scene packs, vertical blocking lanes, scene state ladders, scene video-readiness gates, 场景设计, 场景板, 真人短剧场景, 海外短剧场景库, 权力空间, 类型场景包, 竖屏blocking, 场景状态, 场景试镜, 环境设计, 空间动线, 建筑空间, 光影色彩, 武侠电影场景, 胡金铨/King Hu scene mood, director-style scene fusion, 场景锚点, @场景名, scene continuity, or scene drift in storyboard/image/video workflows.

Scene Design Runtime

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This is the lean runtime entry for scene design. The full manual remains available as on-demand knowledge, but the default path should produce a usable scene packet fast.

Core principle: scene is not background. Scene is the physical container of worldview, emotion, blocking, and story consequence.

For multi-shot or multi-segment AI video, distinguish the base location from the current scene state. The base scene preserves world identity and fixed anchors; the scene state preserves the specific shot's door/window status, traces, actor zone, camera opportunity, action lane, and before/after continuity.

For live-action overseas short dramas, scene design must become a production system: power-space architecture, 9:16 vertical blocking, recurring scene state, and video readiness. Read references/live-action-shortdrama-scene-system.md when the request mentions 欧美真人短剧, overseas short drama, scene library, Midjourney scene refs, vertical drama locations, boardroom / hospital / school / HOA / gala scenes, or asks whether scenes need experiments.

Output Contract

For most tasks, produce a compact scene packet:

Field	Answer
Scene tag	@scene-name
Narrative task
World rule / pressure
Space type
Layout / zones
Entrance / exit
Character activity zone
Vertical blocking lane / 竖屏动线	foreground pressure object, center actor lane, background power anchor, threshold axis, handoff zone
Power-space mechanism / 权力空间机制	who controls entry, seat, desk, bed, podium, document, or light
Fixed anchors
Narrative props
Light direction / source
Color / material logic
Scene state ladder / 场景状态	S0 normal order, S1 pressure setup, S2 humiliation, S3 reveal, S4 aftermath, S5 power reversal
Genre scene pack slot / 类型场景槽位	executive office, boardroom, law office, hospital corridor, admissions office, etc.
Video readiness / 视频可用性	scene_video_ready, needs_layout_lock, needs_light_lock, needs_prop_lock, image_only, reroll_scene
Camera opportunities
Before / after continuity
Forbidden drift

When scene continuity is important, also include a scene continuity ledger: base scene identity, fixed spatial map, door/window state, wall/surface state, ground traces, light/weather state, actor zone, camera axis, protected anchors, allowed change, and next scene state.

If the user asks for a simple prompt, include a prompt-ready scene anchor block after the packet. If they need a reusable prompt packet, scene reference suite, or model-specific image prompt, hand off to /Users/baimengke/.agents/skills/prompt-framework/references/scene-image-prompt.md.

For Seedance / 即梦 multi-reference video, do not treat one physical place as one unchanging @Scene across every 15-second segment. Return a base scene plus per-segment scene states when the camera, actor zone, door state, wall marks, ground traces, light, or continuity residue changes.

For 胡金铨 / King Hu / 70年代武侠 / 文人武侠 scene mood, keep the scene packet mandatory and call /Users/baimengke/.agents/skills/prompt-framework/references/midjourney-wuxia-aesthetic.md only as a style/composition layer. The old knowledge base already has foreground obstruction, negative space, doorway light, side-backlighting, smoke/light rays, and earth/grey-blue palettes; the wuxia module simply organizes those atoms into a reusable cinema pack.

For multi-director scene fusion, use /Users/baimengke/.agents/skills/animation-studio/references/director-style-fusion-rules.md first. This skill only turns the chosen style lanes into space, light, color, material, camera opportunities, and continuity anchors.

Plot Upstream Bridge

Use the installed story skills as upstream diagnosis when the user provides raw story text, an IP outline, a sequence of beats, or asks for scenes that carry plot instead of only atmosphere.

Upstream need	Use	Convert into
The story world, genre, and relationship pressure are unclear	story-five-elements	world rule / pressure, space type, fixed anchors, material logic
The sequence needs scene-by-scene spatial tasks	plot-keypoints	narrative task, entrance / exit, actor activity zone, before / after continuity
Visual continuity must survive later shots or segments	animation-studio/references/story-fact-ledger.md	fixed anchors, changed scene state, traces, next inherited state
A story beat needs stronger visual readability	screenwriting-methodology.md or visual-storytelling-director-gate.md	first readable image, spatial pressure, action consequence

Translate plot findings into physical space:

• A plot point becomes one scene task: establish, reveal, pressure, turn, release, or callback.
• Conflict becomes distance, height, threshold, blocked path, hard light, crowd pressure, or object ownership.
• Relationship power becomes who controls the entrance, center, seat, doorway, window, or highest platform.
• A hook becomes the first readable image: confrontation, forbidden object, abnormal trace, open door, broken rule.
• A cliffhanger becomes a changed scene state the next segment must inherit.
• World rules become fixed anchors: architecture, signage, ritual objects, work surfaces, weather, light source, or material wear.
• Story facts become scene anchors only when they affect action, blocking, traces, light, props, or before/after continuity.

Do not design a beautiful empty setting. Every chosen anchor should help a character act, fail, hide, collide, discover, or change. Do not import short-drama assumptions unless the user explicitly asks for short drama; default to animation, film, concept, ad, or asset-production logic.

Runtime Flow

1. Define the narrative task.

   • Establish world, reveal character, establish relationship, create tension, release emotion, mark a turn, or close a theme.

2. Translate task into space.

   • What layout, height, distance, entry, exit, obstacle, or empty area makes the task physical?
   • A scene must affect action, not only mood.
   • For short drama, identify who controls the door, desk, seat, bed, podium, document, or light.

3. Choose actor zones.

   • Where does the character enter?
   • Where can they act?
   • Where do they fail, hide, collide, or land?
   • What stays fixed so movement reads?
   • For 9:16, lock foreground pressure object, center actor lane, background power anchor, threshold axis, and handoff zone.

4. Add narrative objects.

   • Use 1-3 props, marks, or traces that reveal world, habit, danger, relationship, or change.
   • A prop should be able to cause or clarify an action.

5. Lock light, color, and material.

   • Light directs attention and emotion.
   • Color sets first emotional read.
   • Material tells the world rule through texture and use.

6. Handoff to storyboard or AI video.

   • Reduce the scene to stable anchors.
   • Name what must not change.
   • For multi-segment video, name what has changed in this segment's scene state.
   • Use @scene-name consistently across storyboard and prompts.

7. For overseas short-drama production, run the scene system gate.

   • Build a genre scene pack before writing episode prompts; keep recurring locations small and reusable.
   • Assign each location a power mechanism: corporate, legal, medical, education, civic, church, gala, or family wealth.
   • Create a scene state ladder: normal order, pressure setup, humiliation, reveal, aftermath, power reversal.
   • Test core locations with a 5-10 second motion audition before labeling them scene_video_ready.
   • For the detailed method, read references/live-action-shortdrama-scene-system.md.

Narrative Task Map

Task	Space Need	Visual Direction
Establish world	Daily logic plus one unfamiliar rule	readable environment, rule-bearing objects
Reveal character	private space or personal traces	habits, missing objects, abnormal details
Establish relationship	distance, height, entry control	seating, thresholds, center ownership
Create tension	unstable detail or coming pressure	blocked exits, hard light, compressed space
Release emotion	empty or open space	breath, contrast, softened light
Mark turn	familiar scene changed	one changed detail, altered light or order
Close theme	returning object or place	visual callback, simplified final image

Scene Prompt Anchor Block

Use this when handing to image or video models:

[@SceneTag], [space type and layout], [fixed anchor], [actor activity zone], [narrative prop], [light source/direction], [color/material rule].
Keep consistent: [3-5 anchors].
Avoid: [forbidden drift].

For multi-shot scenes, repeat the @SceneTag, fixed anchor, and activity zone before changing camera language.

Space-To-Action Checks

• Does the scene create a consequence for the character?
• Is there a clear entry, exit, and activity zone?
• Is the most important action staged in the clearest light or silhouette?
• Can the model preserve the setting with 3-5 anchors?
• Does the next scene inherit visible evidence from the previous scene before changing anything?
• Does a prop or mark reveal story without dialogue?
• Does the scene say too much, or leave useful space?
• Does it connect to the previous and next scene?
• For vertical short drama, is there a clear 9:16 actor lane and readable first 3-second power image?
• Does the scene have a specific institutional or social power function, not just luxury decor?
• Can a character enter, be blocked, hand over a document, reveal evidence, or reverse power inside this layout?
• Are door, window, desk, bed, podium, or table positions stable enough for a video test?
• Does the scene state preserve traces and changed object positions instead of resetting clean?

Deep References

Read references/full-manual.md only when needed. Search these section names:

Need	Search / Section
Full original scene manual	references/full-manual.md
Scene card format	场景板标准规范
Narrative task diagnosis	场景诊断能力, 叙事任务分类
Scene tags and prompt naming	分镜命名与场景锚定规则
Architecture styles	建筑风格, 建筑构成法则, 空间序列设计
Interior realism	室内场景设计规范
Depth and focus	景深系统, 三层景深
Movement and camera	空间动线与机位关系, 镜头语言
Weather / atmosphere	天气/大气系统
Lighting	场景光影系统, 建筑与光的关系
Color	色彩系统, 七情与场景视觉参数
Environmental storytelling	环境叙事
Multi-scene flow	场景串联, 多场景协作
AI generation workflow	AI生成工作流
Live-action short-drama scene system / 真人短剧场景库、权力空间、类型场景包、竖屏blocking、场景状态、场景试镜	references/live-action-shortdrama-scene-system.md
胡金铨系武侠电影场景	前景遮挡, 负空间, 门洞框光, 侧逆光, 大地苍青色; then read /Users/baimengke/.agents/skills/prompt-framework/references/midjourney-wuxia-aesthetic.md for compact prompt use
导演风格融合场景	风格融合逻辑, 五、导演电影 × 场景设计原则; then read /Users/baimengke/.agents/skills/animation-studio/references/director-style-fusion-rules.md for source ratios and lane assignment

Animation-Studio Handoff

When used inside animation-studio, return the compact scene packet and prompt anchors. Let animation-studio decide story structure, character packet, shot timing, and model segmentation; let prompt-framework turn anchors into stable SCENE_ or SHOT_ prompt packets when needed.