Director's Lookbook
Working · 2.3 s670+ named visual and music styles: deal a look for a feeling, get paste-ready AI prompts.
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Turn card ids into paste-ready prompt blocks, worded verbatim from the cards: IMAGE PROMPT, VIDEO PROMPT, PALETTE (hexes), TYPE, SUNO STYLE and SUNO EXCLUDE, SITE PROMPT, or for job game: KEY ART, CAPSULE, SPRITE/TILESET, UI MOCKUP, MUSIC; for job drama: SHOT blocks for the hook, twist and payoff plus BEATS (timing, shot, what happens, a placeholder line with its length rule), END CARD (title, promise, call to action, set in the type card), CAPTION RULES (safe band y 210 to 1345 on 1080x1920, nothing in the bottom 30%) and DON'T. Pass the ids from deal_hand (or find_styles), at most one card per suit, except camera: several camera cards make a shot list (one SHOT block each). A camera card of kind light lights every shot; a film card of kind fx adds a post effect. tool respells the blocks: midjourney (--ar, --style raw, --sref with the film card's example image), runway or kling (camera line first, 5 or 10 s clips), suno (music blocks only). seconds splits a running time over the shots, beats says what happens in each, vocals picks lyrics or instrumental. A lens card in a shot list shapes every shot. Example: {"hand_ids": ["film-gold-200", "camera-closeup", "color-golden-hour"], "job": "photo", "subject": "an older woman teaching a young man to dance", "tool": "midjourney"}. Drama example: {"hand_ids": ["type-futura", "film-vision3-500t", "color-blue-hour", "camera-closeup", "camera-pull", "camera-push"], "job": "drama", "subject": "a meal-kit app", "feeling": "a quiet breakup at a dinner table", "title": "Dinner for Two", "seconds": 30}. Also returns the don't-list, tone words, deliverables, lint warnings and a site_url.
Card ids from deal_hand or find_styles, e.g. ["film-gold-200", "camera-closeup", "color-golden-hour"]. One per suit, except several camera cards = a shot list.
What the brief is for (default reel); use the job you dealt for. photo = a still image, video = reel, song = Suno blocks only, site = SITE PROMPT, game = key art set, drama = short drama ad (beats, end card, caption rules).
Target tool: any (plain prose), midjourney, runway or kling (camera line first, shots capped at 10 s), suno (music blocks only).
Optional: what happens in each shot, in order, e.g. ["they sit in silence", "she slides a photo across the table"]. Beat n goes into SHOT n (or the one VIDEO PROMPT).
Optional title lettering for the image or key art (set in the type card). For drama, the show or brand name on the end card.
Optional aspect ratio, e.g. "16:9", "9:16", "4:5", "1:1", "2.39:1". Default 9:16 for reel and lyric, 16:9 for game.
Optional for music: "lyrics" lifts vocal bans out of SUNO EXCLUDE so a sung track can exist; "instrumental" adds them.
Drama only: the story's feeling or situation, e.g. "a quiet breakup at a dinner table". The hook opens on it and every shot carries it.
Optional running time in seconds, e.g. 15 for a reel or 60 for a short: split across the SHOT blocks (or the one VIDEO PROMPT) as "Duration: N s." Drama: 15 to 60, default 30, timed hook, twist, payoff.
Who or what is in the shot, e.g. "a lighthouse keeper on a rocky coast". Without it the prompts say [your subject]. For drama, the product being advertised.