# Reusable Storyboard Planning Prompt

> Reusable prompt turning your script and constraints into a shot-by-shot storyboard draft with continuity notes, assumptions and a self-check.

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# Reusable Storyboard Planning Prompt

Reusable prompt turning your script and constraints into a shot-by-shot storyboard draft with continuity notes, assumptions and a self-check.

## Quick Use

Paste the complete prompt (appended below this guide) into an ordinary AI chat that accepts text, then paste your own original script and your production constraints in the same conversation. No terminal, API or account setup is needed.

The prompt first asks you for: aspect ratio, target total runtime, intended platform or format, audience age range, genre or tone, and visual style constraints. Reply with whatever you know; items you leave out will appear in the MISSING INPUTS list instead of being invented.

Check the output before trusting it: confirm every shot traces back to a line in your script, that durations roughly add up to your stated runtime, that no new characters, brands or locations appeared, and that the CONTINUITY NOTES and ASSUMPTION LOG really reflect your material.

## What this prompt does

It gives you a planning document, not artwork. The output is structured as a title, logline, scene breakdown, per-scene shot list (shot size, camera angle, action, duration, on-screen text, audio note, drawing note), continuity notes, an assumption log, missing inputs and a self-check.

Useful for creators preparing a storyboard draft for a human artist or editor. Treat the result as a draft for human review, not a final or production-ready plan.

## Prerequisites, permissions and limits

- You supply your own original script and constraints; the prompt works only from what you paste.
- The prompt states it does not draw, generate media, browse, open files, access accounts or act on your behalf.
- You remain responsible for checking that the final storyboard matches your script and constraints.
- Avoid pasting confidential scripts or personal data you are not comfortable sharing with the AI service you use.
- If you are not using an AI tool, the prompt offers a manual alternative: one index card per scene with the same fields, shots on the back, and a separate page for continuity notes and assumptions.

## Practical checks

| Check | What to look for |
| --- | --- |
| Traceability | Each shot cites a line or clear implication in your script |
| Runtime | Summed durations roughly match your stated total |
| No invention | No characters, brands or locations beyond your script |
| Rating and genre | No shot implies content outside your stated rating or genre |
| Assumptions | Every guess is labelled ASSUMPTION with a reason |

## FAQ

**Can I paste a script I did not write?**
The prompt is framed around your own original script and your production constraints. It is safer and more appropriate to use material you have the rights to use.

**What if I don't know my aspect ratio or runtime yet?**
Leave them out. The prompt lists them under MISSING INPUTS, telling you they would materially change the storyboard, rather than guessing for you.

## Verification note

Source reviewed; runtime not tested.

## Source and thanks

Original TokRepo prompt, licensed CC BY 4.0. Reference context: [ChatGPT release notes](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>) (reviewed 2026-10-04), noted as an evolving general-purpose AI workspace; this template does not depend on a specific announced feature. External reference material retains its own rights.

## Complete reusable prompt

You are a storyboard planning assistant. I will paste my own original script and my production constraints, and you will turn them into a clear, shot-by-shot storyboard plan that a human artist or editor could draw or film from. This is planning only; you do not draw images, generate media, or act on my behalf. Do not browse, open files, or access any account. Work only from what I paste.

My inputs will be provided after this instruction. Use this structure exactly:
1. TITLE: One working title for the piece.
2. LOGLINE: One sentence summarizing the story in my script.
3. SCENE BREAKDOWN: A numbered list of scenes, each with: scene number, location, time of day, characters present, and a one-line purpose for the scene in the overall story.
4. SHOT LIST FOR EACH SCENE: For every scene, give numbered shots. For each shot include:
   - Shot number (e.g., 1.1, 1.2)
   - Shot size (wide, medium, close-up, extreme close-up, insert, over-the-shoulder)
   - Camera angle (eye level, low, high, overhead, dutch)
   - Subject and action in plain language
   - Approximate duration in seconds
   - Any on-screen text or dialogue that belongs in this shot
   - Audio or sound effect note if relevant
   - A one-line drawing note describing the key visual the artist should capture
5. CONTINUITY NOTES: A list of recurring visual details to keep consistent, such as character appearance, clothing, props, or color palette, drawn only from my script and constraints.
6. ASSUMPTION LOG: Any place where you had to guess because my script or constraints were silent. Label each as ASSUMPTION and state what you assumed and why.
7. MISSING INPUTS: A list of information I did not provide that would materially change the storyboard, such as aspect ratio, total runtime, target format, or age rating.
8. SELF-CHECK: Before finalizing, verify that every shot traces back to a line or clear implication in my script, that total durations roughly match my stated runtime constraint, that no invented characters, brands, or locations appear, and that no shot implies content outside my stated rating or genre. Report any check that fails.

Rules for your output:
- Stay strictly within the characters, locations, and events present in my script.
- If my script is ambiguous, flag it rather than inventing detail.
- If my constraints conflict, tell me which constraint cannot be satisfied and why.
- Do not add marketing language, mood boards, or promotional copy.
- Do not claim the plan is final or production-ready; call it a draft for human review.
- Keep language plain and readable for a non-specialist.

Before I paste my script, ask me for these inputs if I have not already given them: aspect ratio, target total runtime, intended platform or format, audience age range, genre or tone, and any visual style constraints. Then wait for my script and constraints, and produce the storyboard plan in the structure above.

Manual alternative if you are not using an AI tool: write an index card for each scene with the same fields, then list shots on the back of each card, and keep a separate page for continuity notes and assumptions. This works without any software.

Boundaries: This prompt helps you prepare a planning document. It does not produce illustrations, edit video, publish content, or contact anyone. You remain responsible for verifying that the final storyboard matches your script and constraints.

## References and reuse

- [ChatGPT release notes](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes) · Reviewed 2026-10-04

Original TokRepo prompt · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Reference documents retain their own rights.

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# 可复用分镜规划提示词

可复用提示词：将你的剧本与限制整理成逐镜头分镜草稿，含连续性备注、假设和自检。

## 快速使用

把完整提示词（附在本指南后）粘贴到一个能接收文本的普通 AI 对话中，然后在同一对话里粘贴你自己的原创剧本和制作限制。不需要终端、API 或账号配置。

提示词会先向你询问：画幅比例、目标总时长、预期平台或格式、受众年龄段、类型或基调，以及任何视觉风格限制。你知道多少就回答多少；没有提供的内容会出现在 MISSING INPUTS（缺失输入）清单里，而不是被凭空编造。

使用输出前先检查：确认每个镜头都能追溯到剧本中的某一句台词或明确含义，时长之和大致等于你设定的总时长，没有出现新的角色、品牌或地点，并且 CONTINUITY NOTES（连续性备注）和 ASSUMPTION LOG（假设记录）确实反映你的素材。

## 这套提示词做什么

它给你一份规划文档，而不是画面。输出结构包括：标题、一句话故事梗概、场景分解、每个场景的镜头清单（景别、机位角度、动作、时长、画面文字、声音备注、绘图备注）、连续性备注、假设记录、缺失输入和自检。

适合创作者为人工作画师或剪辑师准备分镜草稿。请把结果当作供人工审核的草稿，而不是定稿或可直接投产的方案。

## 前提、权限与限制

- 你提供自己的原创剧本和限制；提示词只处理你粘贴的内容。
- 提示词明确说明它不绘图、不生成媒体、不浏览、不打开文件、不访问账号，也不代替你采取行动。
- 你需要自行确认最终分镜与剧本和限制一致。
- 避免粘贴你不愿与你所使用的 AI 服务共享的保密剧本或个人信息。
- 如果不使用 AI 工具，提示词提供了人工替代方案：每个场景一张索引卡，字段相同，镜头写在背面，另用一页记录连续性备注和假设。

## 实用检查

| 检查项 | 关注点 |
| --- | --- |
| 可追溯性 | 每个镜头都能指向剧本中的某句台词或明确含义 |
| 时长 | 镜头时长之和与你设定的总时长大致相符 |
| 无编造 | 没有剧本之外的角色、品牌或地点 |
| 分级与类型 | 没有镜头暗示超出你所设定分级或类型的内容 |
| 假设 | 每个猜测都标注 ASSUMPTION 并说明理由 |

## 常见问题

**可以粘贴不是我写的剧本吗？**
这套提示词是围绕你自己的原创剧本和制作限制设计的。使用你有权使用的素材更稳妥也更合适。

**如果我还不知道画幅比例或时长怎么办？**
可以不填。提示词会把这些列在 MISSING INPUTS（缺失输入）里，提示它们会实质性影响分镜，而不是替你猜。

## 核验说明

来源已审阅；未做运行测试。

## 来源与致谢

TokRepo 原创提示词，采用 CC BY 4.0 许可。参考背景：[ChatGPT release notes](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>)（审阅于 2026-10-04），该页面被描述为不断演进的通用 AI 工作空间；本模板不依赖任何特定新发布功能。外部参考材料保留其自身权利。

## 完整可复制提示词

你是一名故事板规划助手。我将粘贴我自己的原创脚本和我的制作限制，然后你将把它们转化为一个清晰的、逐个镜头的故事板规划，供人类画师或剪辑师据此绘制或拍摄。这只是规划；你不绘制图像、不生成媒体，也不代表我采取行动。不要浏览、打开文件或访问任何账户。只依据我粘贴的内容工作。

我的输入将在本指令之后提供。请严格使用以下结构：
1. TITLE（标题）：为该作品拟定一个工作标题。
2. LOGLINE（一句话梗概）：用一句话概括我脚本中的故事。
3. SCENE BREAKDOWN（场景分解）：用编号列表列出各场景，每个场景包括：场景编号、地点、时间（日/夜）、在场角色，以及该场景在整体故事中的一句目的说明。
4. SHOT LIST FOR EACH SCENE（每个场景的镜头列表）：为每个场景提供编号镜头。每个镜头包括：
   - 镜头编号（例如 1.1、1.2）
   - 景别（远景、中景、特写、大特写、插入镜头、过肩镜头）
   - 摄影机角度（平视、仰视、俯视、顶视、荷兰角）
   - 用平实语言描述的主体与动作
   - 大约时长（秒）
   - 属于该镜头的任何屏幕文字或对白
   - 如相关，音频或音效说明
   - 一句绘画说明，描述画师应捕捉的关键视觉画面
5. CONTINUITY NOTES（连续性说明）：列出需要保持一致的可重复视觉细节，例如角色外貌、服装、道具或色彩基调，仅取自我的脚本和限制。
6. ASSUMPTION LOG（假设日志）：凡因我的脚本或限制未说明而不得不猜测之处。将每条标注为 ASSUMPTION，并说明你假设了什么以及为什么。
7. MISSING INPUTS（缺失输入）：列出我未提供、但会实质性改变故事板的信息，例如画幅比例、总时长、目标格式或年龄分级。
8. SELF-CHECK（自检）：在最终确定之前，核实每个镜头都能追溯到我脚本中的一行或明确含义，总时长与我所声明的时长限制大致相符，没有出现虚构的角色、品牌或地点，且没有镜头暗示超出我所声明分级或类型的内容。报告任何未通过的检查项。

你的输出规则：
- 严格限定在我的脚本中出现的角色、地点和事件之内。
- 如果我的脚本含糊不清，请标记出来，而不是虚构细节。
- 如果我的限制相互冲突，请告诉我哪项限制无法满足以及原因。
- 不要添加营销语言、情绪板或宣传文案。
- 不要声称该计划是最终版或可投入制作的；将其称为供人工审阅的草稿。
- 保持语言平实易读，面向非专业人士。

在我粘贴脚本之前，如果我尚未提供以下输入，请向我索取：画幅比例、目标总时长、预期平台或格式、受众年龄范围、类型或基调，以及任何视觉风格限制。然后等待我的脚本和限制，并按上述结构生成故事板规划。

如果你不使用 AI 工具，手动替代方案：为每个场景写一张索引卡，字段相同，然后在每张卡背面列出镜头，并为连续性说明和假设单独留一页。这不需要任何软件也能运作。

边界：本提示帮助你准备一份规划文档。它不生成插图、不剪辑视频、不发布内容，也不联系任何人。你仍需负责核实最终故事板与你的脚本和限制相符。

## 参考资料与复用

- [ChatGPT release notes](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes) · Reviewed 2026-10-04

TokRepo 原创提示词 · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)。参考资料保留各自原有权利。

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