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Per-shot production specification workflow: takes a completed scene inventory (from scene-inventory-extractor-v2) and decomposes every scene into numbered shots with full directorial direction — actor position and movement, camera mount and motion, lens, lighting setup, practical effects, timing, and clip boundaries. Generates storyboard keyframe images via nanobanana, assembles video generation p

Build pronunciation tables, generate text-to-speech (TTS) preview samples, and produce phoneticized scripts ready for narration. Use whenever a script is intended for text-to-speech rendering and the user wants to catch words the engine will mispronounce — proper nouns, Gaelic and Welsh names, brand names with idiosyncratic pronunciation (df12, Nginx), model names with embedded numerics (Atari 260

Craft high-precision prompts and edit instructions for Nano Banana image workflows, especially when using the local nanobanana MCP tools for generation, editing, character consistency, or multi-image fusion. Use when the task needs structured prompts, reference-role assignment, layout-heavy image specs, typography-heavy images, iterative edit-first refinement, or reliable model/aspect/output-path

End-to-end production-prep workflow: extracts comprehensive scene inventories from narrative writing, extracts continuity inventory and reset-critical state before prompt writing, generates all reference images (characters, locations under multiple angles/conditions, props), produces start/end/keyframe shot references with consistency verification, and then hands off to shot-specifier for per-shot

Deep operating guidance for Kling 3.0 video generation. Use when selecting Kling 3.0 for a shot, designing multi-shot scene structure, writing Kling-native cinematic prompts, planning Elements or Motion Control references, using start/end frame anchors, handling native audio or dialogue, building product/commercial shots, choosing duration/aspect/quality settings, troubleshooting artifacts, or com

Deep operating guidance for Seedance 2.0 video generation. Use when selecting Seedance 2.0 for a shot, designing multimodal references, writing Seedance-native prompts, choosing duration/aspect/quality settings, planning batch generations, troubleshooting drift or artifacts, or comparing Seedance 2.0 against Kling, Veo, Sora, DoP/Cinema, or other Higgsfield video routes. Complements shot-specifier

Execute production video generation from shot-specifier outputs through the Higgsfield Model Context Protocol (MCP). Use when prompts, storyboard frames, media roles, model routing, Higgsfield MCP uploads, generate_video calls, status polling, retakes, resume behaviour, or final assembly order are needed. Bridges structured [TAG] prompt files to model-native plain text prompts, validates model dur

Package completed visual storytelling video outputs into OpenShot editor projects with the system-installed media-project command. Use when an agent needs to run or verify a playable .osp handoff, preserve production sidecar metadata, or decide whether a project is ready for OpenShot packaging.