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Structured producer who turns research insights into production-ready slide deck outlines and scripts. Triggers: 'create slides', 'write webinar script', 'build slide deck', 'webinar outline', 'produce webinar', or when user asks for the Producer.
This skill provides one-page synopsis writing techniques for screenplays. Covers the five requirements of a good synopsis, synopsis vs treatment comparison, and formatting for submission to producers and executives. Use when: preparing submission materials, creating one-page story summaries, pitching to producers or executives, or condensing screenplay for coverage.
Master the art of directing voice talent to deliver performances that match your brand vision, using Anne Ganguzza's storytelling approach and industry best practices. Use when: Hiring and briefing voiceover artists for a project; Giving direction during recording sessions; Writing scripts that are easy for talent to deliver; Matching voice characteristics to brand personality; Reviewing auditions and selecting the right talent
Generates hyper-optimized YouTube Shorts/Instagram Reels scripts with personality-specific styles while enforcing strict anti-AI-slop writing rules
This skill provides Fountain format character and dialogue formatting rules. Covers character name formatting, extensions (V.O., O.S., CONT'D), dual dialogue, parentheticals, and proper dialogue block structure. Use when: introducing characters, writing dialogue blocks, formatting character names, handling dual dialogue, or using character extensions.
Short Drama Production Skill. Used to generate complete short drama works, including script writing, character design, 9-grid storyboard, and storyboard configuration. Each run generates one work (25 episodes, 30 seconds per episode = two parts of 15 seconds each, with 9-grid storyboard for each part). Keywords: short drama, film and television, drama, script, storyboard, storyboard, character design.
The pre-production system — turn a video idea into a shootable, editable plan: the two-column AV script, the storyboard as a decision document, the numbered shot list, the batch-shoot plan, and the paper edit. Use when shoots are chaotic, edits drag, videos feel static ("just me talking"), someone wants to batch-film a week of content in one session, needs a storyboard but can't draw, is planning a multi-shot AI video sequence, or scripts keep running long. Uses the SCENE framework. Reads idea-generation-and-ideation + short-form-video-script or the long-form skill + brand-profile first. A words-only script plans half the video; the storyboard is a decision document, not art; the shot list grouped by setup enables batch shooting. The agent writes the plan; the HUMAN shoots/generates and judges; WoopSocial publishes. Never stages candid-as-real moments or lifts another creator's script. Distinct from short-form-video-script, talking-head-and-piece-to-camera, capcut/descript, luma.
Based on major plot points, conduct in-depth analysis and generate detailed plot point descriptions and plot development explanations. Suitable for refining story outlines, guiding script writing, and analyzing the internal logic of plots
Creates talking head videos from any source material (docs, changelogs, blog posts, notes, transcripts). Produces multi-scene videos with avatar narration over screenshots/images using HeyGen v2 API. Supports Quick Shot and Full Producer modes.
Write or revise shootable single-episode Markdown scripts for Chinese short dramas and comic dramas, and normalize existing scripts while preserving the author's original text. Used when the user asks to "write/edit an episode", "turn an outline into a script", "optimize scenes/dialogue", "remove template feel", "de-AI polish", "continue the next episode", or provides script requirements to enter subsequent production; not responsible for assets, storyboards, media prompts, or final review.
Selection and writing methods for short-form video hooks (openings), Chinese name: 「钩子」. Use when creating a hook, writing a hook, figuring out how to write a hook, running out of ideas for a hook, designing a hook for the first 5 seconds, or writing a video opening or spoken-script opening; also use when the user asks how to start a video, requests an opening template, asks about hook types, or asks for help creating a hook, including during ra-洗稿 script rewriting and topic ideation. Provides a scenario-based taxonomy of 7 hook types with a decision flow, prerequisites, sentence templates, and common mistakes. To diagnose and optimize an existing hook draft, use dbs-hook instead; this skill chooses the type, while dbs-hook refines the execution.