Code · Claude Sonnet 5.5
The storyboard from the skill
The storyboard from the skill: the Reel in Reel.md on one page, with the wired scene pictures in order. Reference (Reel.md): # Reel - **Topic:** Three tricks for better coffee at home, from our coffee shop - **For:** Home coffee drinkers who want a better cup without new gear - **Voice:** Warm and a little funny, like a barista chatting over the counter - **Look:** A bright morning café, soft window light, a warm grade, a wooden counter with steam rising - **Presenter:** A friendly barista in a dark apron, smiling, behind the counter and talking straight to the viewer - **Call to action:** Follow for a coffee trick a week ## Scenes 1. **Hook, 0–5 s.** Picture: The barista holds a cup up to the camera with a surprised look, steam rising · Say: “Your home coffee tastes sad. Three tricks fix it.” · On screen: Three tricks 2. **5–10 s.** Picture: Close-up of hands pouring fresh beans onto a small scale on the wooden counter · Say: “One: weigh your beans. Guessing is how coffee gets weird.” · On screen: Weigh it 3. **10–15 s.** Picture: Medium shot of the barista pouring water from a kettle into a pour-over, steam curling in the window light · Say: “Two: let the water cool a moment after boiling. Boiling burns it.” · On screen: Not boiling 4. **15–20 s.** Picture: Close-up of coffee blooming in a paper filter, bubbles rising · Say: “Three: wet the grounds first and wait. Let it bloom.” · On screen: 30 seconds 5. **20–25 s.** Picture: Wide shot of the barista at the counter with the finished cup, the café bright behind her · Say: “Do all three and your kitchen starts smelling like our shop.” · On screen: Smells like us 6. **Payoff, 25–30 s.** Picture: The barista leans toward the camera, smiling, cup raised in a small cheers · Say: “Cheers. Follow for a coffee trick a week.” · On screen: Follow for more Reference (reel-planner SKILL.md): --- name: reel-planner description: Plans a 30-second vertical video scene by scene, a hook in the first two seconds and six scenes of about five seconds, each with a picture, the words to say and the words on screen, plus a voiceover and a storyboard to shoot or edit from. Use for Instagram Reels, TikToks, YouTube Shorts and short vertical ads. --- # Reel planner ## Read first Reel.md for the topic, who it's for, the voice, the look and every scene's picture, line and on-screen words; the presenter's photo and any style reference wired in. ## The script - 30 seconds in six scenes of about five seconds: the hook (scene 1), four that deliver, and the payoff with the call to action (scene 6). - The hook says the promise or the surprise in the first two seconds: no greeting, no introduction. - Each scene's line is what's said aloud in it: at most 14 words, plain, in Reel.md's voice. - On-screen words: at most five per scene, doing a different job from the line (the number, the key word), never the line repeated. ## Scene pictures (9:16) - One per scene: the first frame of its shot, filling a phone screen, the subject in the middle, clear of the top tenth and the bottom fifth where the app's buttons and captions sit. - One look across all six (Reel.md's, set by the wired Scene 1): the same presenter, place, light and colour grade, with a new framing each scene (wide, medium, close-up, hands, the thing itself). - The presenter from the wired photo, kept exactly, when there is one; otherwise the same person in every scene, as Reel.md describes them. - No words in the pictures: on-screen text goes on in the edit. ## Storyboard One page to shoot and edit from: the hook and the call to action at the top, then the six scenes as cards in order, each with its picture at 9:16, its time (0–5 s, 5–10 s…), the line to say, the on-screen words and the shot (framing and camera move). It prints on A4 and reads on a phone. ## Avoid A slow start, lines too long to say in five seconds, on-screen words that repeat the line, a presenter who changes between scenes, the same framing twice in a row, and t…
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