Idea to episode.

01What’s inside

Twelve parts, in the order you’ll need them.

1. 01Kill it before you generate itFive questions that decide whether an idea is worth a single credit.
2. 02The 60-second dramaA beat sheet with timings, and a worked example you can steal the shape of.
3. 03Character lockHow to keep one face the same across every shot of an episode.
4. 04The shot prompt libraryOne formula and 24 copy-ready shot prompts, sorted by the kind of shot.
5. 05Camera movesThe words video models respond to, what each move does, and when to use it.
6. 06Light and gradeLight words, the mood each one carries, and the grade words that hold a scene together.
7. 07Dialogue and voiceWriting lines that survive AI voice, lip-sync and a phone speaker.
8. 08The edit recipeHow to cut generated clips so they play as one scene.
9. 09The hook bank25 openings: ten for the dramas, fifteen for the posts about how you made them.
10. 10The posting systemA weekly rhythm that turns one episode into a week of posts, and a four-week plan.
11. 11Production checklistThe whole process on one page. Tick it off per episode.
12. 12The tool mapPick tools by the job they do. Prompts move between tools; subscriptions don’t.

02A taste

Prompt P07.

1. P07

   Close-up of {character} as they realise something, eyes shift left, cold light from a phone screen, 85mm lens, shallow depth of field, static, blue night grade

   Copy

Shot size, subject, action, light, lens, move, mood. In that order, every time. Twenty-three more, sorted by kind of shot, are in part 04.