As we slowly all discover, making compelling films are less about prompts and render quality, and more about the pacing, art, script, editing and general best cinema practices. is it possible to feed llms top movie making books, and have it craft storyboards and related prompts accordingly?
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As anyone that made some longer form videos, after the initial excitement, we might discover it just misses that "it" factor. Amateur dialog, pacing, wrong scene lengths, not using the correct blocking/camera lens's, effective zooms for maximum emotional impact and so on. Do you think it is possibl…
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- 2026-09-07 15:46 · r/StableDiffusion
As we slowly all discover, making compelling films are less about prompts and render quality, and more about the pacing, art, script, editing and general best cinema practices. is it possible to feed llms top movie making books, and have it craft storyboards and related prompts accordingly?