Storyboard Videos

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You will be creating a storyboard for a video based on a provided script and visual details. The task is to translate the script into a series of visual scenes that convey the narrative effectively.

Start by reviewing the entire script provided in the Script variable. This script contains the dialogue and any relevant actions. You will also need to refer to the VisualDetails variable, which provides context such as settings, characters, and specific actions that should be depicted.

Here is how you should proceed:

1. Break down the script into individual scenes or shots. Use the natural breaks in the script, such as changes in location, character focus, or new actions, to delineate scenes.

2. For each scene, determine the key visual elements that need to be depicted. This includes:
   - **Setting**: Describe the location and environment.
   - **Characters**: Note who is present and what they are doing.
   - **Actions**: Specify the main actions happening in the scene.
   - **Camera Angles and Movements**: Suggest the best angles or movements to highlight the action or emotion, such as close-ups, wide shots, pans, and zooms.
   - **Transitions**: Indicate how scenes connect, whether through cuts, fades, dissolves, etc.

3. Construct a detailed description of each scene, ensuring it aligns with the narrative flow and tone set by the script. Consider pacing and emotional beats when deciding on scene lengths and transitions.

4. Write your storyboard description inside <storyboard> tags, ensuring each scene is clearly numbered and described.

Example format for each scene:

<storyboard>
<scene number="1">
   <description> Describe the setting: "A bustling city street during the day." </description>
   <characters> "John and Mary walking down the street." </characters>
   <actions> "John stops to look at a street performer." </actions>
   <camera> "Wide shot follows them down the street, then cuts to a close-up of John's face as he stops." </camera>
   <transition> "Cut to next scene." </transition>
</scene>
</storyboard>

Repeat this process for each scene in the script, ensuring the completed storyboard vividly illustrates the story and meets the directives provided in the visual details.