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| | - The short drama/movie script generation operator is an automated script reverse-extraction tool for serialized or ultra-long video content, such as short dramas, long videos, and movies. Powered by a visual multimodal large model (VLM), the operator can automatically extract characters across the entire drama or film, analyze character relationships, and reverse-generate high-quality text scripts and character tables based on visuals and dialogue. The scripts include details such as scenes, actions, expressions, and dialogue. This helps with secondary creation, overseas translation, and copyright protection for video content.
- Consistent character recognition: Breaks through the limitation of isolated understanding for single episodes and single segments. It can stably track core characters in long serialized content or ultra-long movies. When facing costume changes, side faces, or complex scene switches, it ensures high consistency in cross-episode character identities and settings, and finally builds a complete global character table.
- High-fidelity script reverse restoration: Combines video visuals with dialogue lines to output professional storyboard scripts in reverse. In movie mode, the output includes precise timestamps. It accurately restores scene layouts, character emotions, body movements, and key dialogue. It provides high-quality text drafts that can be directly used for secondary development or translation proofreading.
- Dual-mode adaptive architecture:
- Short drama mode: Supports batch input of multiple short drama episodes. It processes them strictly in input order, and maintains the continuity of the serialized plot and character consistency.
- Movie mode: For single-episode movies or long recordings lasting several hours, it automatically starts a long-video adaptive processing strategy. This effectively mitigates detail forgetting caused by long contexts in large models.
- Flexible output format customization: Provides an open custom instruction (Prompt) interface. You can freely adjust the generation style of single-episode scripts according to specific business requirements, such as focusing on psychological descriptions, specific storyboard layout formats, or specific text markers. This meets the direct integration needs of different downstream businesses.
- Convenient result delivery: Supports securely writing the generated character table and complete scripts directly to your specified cloud storage (TOS). It can also generate packaged presigned download links.
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| | - Used to complete targeted rewriting based on existing episode scripts. The operator preserves the original script's core character structure, conflict chain, emotional curve, and satisfying-beat rhythm. It systematically rewrites character identities, world settings, regional context, industry background, and key terms, generating a new script version adapted to the target market and target genre. The output includes the fissioned episode script directory, complete script, outline, and before-and-after mapping table. It is suitable for short drama globalization, viral-hit replication, and content direction testing.
- Targeted rewriting with skeleton preservation: Preserves the original script's character functions, relationship topology, key event order, and mainline progression logic. Only the surface settings and expression context are rewritten.
- Localized rewriting: Supports generating target scripts for different regional contexts, including synchronized adaptation of character naming style, institutional background, dialogue expression, and social relationship logic.
- Genre-based rewriting: Supports overall style transfer by target genre, rewriting the same plot skeleton into new reusable scripts for different content tracks.
- Batch episode processing: Supports submitting multiple episode scripts at once through a directory or list. It processes them in input order and maintains complete-story narrative continuity.
- Structured result delivery: Outputs fissioned episode scripts, a complete script, an outline, and a mapping table. This facilitates subsequent video production, proofreading, manual refinement, and effect review.
- Episode script directory: The script for each fissioned episode, usually located at {output_tos_path}/{task_id}/episodes/.
- Complete script: The fully concatenated fissioned script, which facilitates overall review.
- Script outline: The refined structured outline, which facilitates quick viewing of the mainline direction.
- Mapping table: Records the mapping relationships for roles, events, conflicts, and terms before and after fission, which facilitates manual proofreading and review.
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| | - The Short Drama Script Parsing operator automatically converts short drama script text into structured asset tables. The operator reads one or more script files, automatically identifies the script format and output language, extracts three types of assets: characters, props, and scenes, and supplements character appearances, character styling, prop visual descriptions, and scene spatial descriptions through visual expansion. It finally saves the results as JSON files.
- Multi-script input parsing: Supports passing one or more script files. It concatenates and processes them in input order, making it suitable for parsing single-episode, multi-episode, or complete scripts.
- Character asset table extraction: Identifies character names, genders, basic appearances, and appearance scenes. It supplements multiple styling descriptions that match the script background for main characters.
- Prop asset table extraction: Identifies key props, appearance locations, plot usage, and visual features, assisting prop design and asset management.
- Scene asset table extraction: Identifies main scenes, spatial types, time states, atmosphere, and visual layout, assisting scene construction and storyboard generation.
- Chinese and English script adaptation: Supports Chinese short drama numbering formats and English Hollywood/Fountain slug-line formats. In auto mode, it automatically identifies the script format and determines the asset table output language.
- Stable processing for ultra-long scripts: Long scripts exceeding the threshold are automatically chunked by scene boundaries, reducing timeout and truncation risks caused by ultra-long context requests.
- TOS artifact delivery: Character tables, prop tables, scene tables, and script background information are all saved as JSON files, and the corresponding TOS paths are returned.
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| | - Enter a video topic and creation requirements to generate a video production plan for subsequent production. The plan breaks down ideas into a clear content structure, shot arrangement, material suggestions, and duration rhythm. It is suitable for early-stage planning of educational and marketing videos.
- From idea to production plan: Organizes the topic, audience, and expression goals into an executable video production plan.
- Shot and rhythm planning: Breaks down video content and plans the shot direction, duration, and transitions for each part.
- Material usage suggestions: Arranges the usage of video, image, and other materials based on content needs, facilitating subsequent production.
- Adaptation to different content types: Supports planning for course explanations and marketing e-commerce videos.
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| | - The Video Prompt Generation operator organizes natural-language creative requirements into an executable video generation prompt. You can optionally pass up to 9 reference images to help the model understand people, products, scenes, or style assets.
- Organizes creative goals, content requirements, and language requirements into a single video generation prompt.
- Supports describing people, products, scenes, and visual styles with reference images.
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| | - The Video Scene Segmentation operator uses a multimodal large model to perform shot/scene segmentation, global character recognition, scene-level character association, and character image extraction on the input video. The operator outputs scene summary results, a character registry, sliced videos for each scene, and image files archived by character. This facilitates subsequent retrieval, editing, and content understanding.
- Supports VLM-based scene segmentation, and also supports equal-duration segmentation when min_segment_duration == max_segment_duration.
- Supports global character extraction and deduplication aggregation to generate a character registry.
- Supports character association within scenes, and outputs character appearance time ranges, keyframe timestamps, and bbox information in each scene.
- Supports automatically cutting independent video files for each scene.
- Supports extracting and filtering representative images for each character, and outputs them archived by character.
- Supports outputting token usage and LLM request count, facilitating cost evaluation.
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| | - The LAS Storyboard Rewrite operator targets script production and e-commerce voice-over video workflows. It converts input text into a standard storyboard_bundle. It currently provides two capabilities: generating storyboards from a script combined with three asset JSON files for characters, props, and scenes, and directly generating storyboards from voice-over copy.
- Script and authoritative asset table to storyboard: Preserves the identifiers and settings of the input character, prop, and scene assets. It breaks down the script into shots, and binds each shot to the corresponding asset.
- Voice-over copy to storyboard: Preserves the original meaning and core selling points of the voice-over. It organizes shot duration, visual actions, voice-over, and structured descriptions that can be directly used for subsequent video generation by semantics.
- Faithful visual expansion: When the input already contains visuals and actions, it prioritizes reuse and supplements necessary details. When only voice-over exists, it designs visuals based on verifiable content in the copy, avoiding unfounded fabrication.
- Standard result delivery: Uniformly outputs storyboard_bundle_manifest.json, associating storyboards, characters, scenes, props, changes, and validation reports.
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| | - The reference-video product voice-over and storyboard generation operator targets e-commerce short video creation scenarios. The operator jointly understands the reference video, target product images, and optional natural-language requirements, and generates a standard storyboard package that can be directly handed to downstream text-to-video workflows.
- Jointly understands the reference video visuals, voice-over, and target product images, and identifies the product's core uses, target users, and visible selling-point evidence.
- Supports reference storyboards, copy, selling points, hooks, or free fusion, and specifies creative focus through user_prompt.
- Generates up to N+1 candidate sets by default, where N is the number of input videos. Partial candidates are allowed to pass, but at least one structurally usable result is returned.
- Each candidate set includes complete voice-over, a complete readable storyboard, structured descriptions shot by shot, and the generation basis and creative explanation.
- The output aligns with the standard storyboard bundle protocol, and can continue to be handed to text-to-video or other storyboard downstream processes.
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