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What it solves

Cinema DNA addresses the challenge of creating consistent, narratively driven cinematic visuals. It helps users move beyond random image generation by providing a structured framework to design camera placement, character relationships, and spatial logic, ensuring that every shot serves a specific storytelling purpose.

How it works

The project acts as a "Skill" for AI agents, providing a set of rules and protocols for shot design, prompt engineering, and generation orchestration. It follows a workflow of: defining the event, locking in continuity (such as character identity and props), designing individual shots, generating them independently to allow for targeted corrections, and finally composing them into triptychs or nine-shot storyboards. It does not contain its own image generation model, instead utilizing the capabilities of the environment it is installed in.

Who it’s for

It is for creators, storytellers, and directors who want to use AI to build coherent visual narratives, storyboards, or cinematic sequences while maintaining control over the artistic direction, continuity, and specific camera behavior.

Highlights

• Supports three output modes: single frame, three-shot triptychs, and nine-shot storyboards.
• Emphasizes narrative continuity by tracking character identity, props, and spatial logic across multiple shots.
• Allows for granular control, enabling users to re-generate or fix specific shots without redoing the entire sequence.
• Provides per-shot video motion prompts based on the action state of input frames.
• Designed for flexibility, allowing users to request only the shot design and prompts without generating images if desired.