Zero to Hero 03 · Storyboards and shot lists

Break a script into shots, frames and timing. Part 3 of 14 — 20 video lessons.

What it covers

1. What a storyboard does for an AI studio
2. Splitting a script into scenes
3. Scenes into shots: size, angle, movement
4. Writing shot descriptions a generator understands
5. Timing each shot to the script
6. Continuity: keeping characters and places consistent
7. Reference images and style sheets
8. A shot list data model
9. Showing the storyboard as a grid
10. Human sign-off on the storyboard
11. Estimating cost per shot before rendering
12. Cutting shots that don't earn their place
13. Coverage: the spare shots that save an edit
14. Title cards and text-only shots
15. Product shots for sellers
16. Storyboard review with a friend (and why it matters)
17. Handling changes without starting again
18. Exporting the storyboard for others
19. Checkpoint: a locked storyboard
20. Part 3 recap

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