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Writing scripts for AI-generated video requires a completely different approach to stage direction — anyone else found this?

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Been following an AI sitcom project closely. One thing that surprised me is how differently the script had to be written compared to normal production. The usual screenwriting shorthand breaks down completely — "he reacts," "she takes a beat," "they share a look" — none of that works when there's n…

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  1. 2026-09-01 18:11 · r/artificial
    Writing scripts for AI-generated video requires a completely different approach to stage direction — anyone else found this?

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