Gab AI · work example
Three shots. One unresolved conversation.
A cinematic shot board for the proposed scene. Proposed screen times total 15 seconds; setup times remain unknown.
SCENE 2 / SCRIPT V3 · PAGE 2Proposed coverage
The last envelope
S-01 · Wide6 proposed screen seconds
Establish the room, both characters and the bench as Mara enters and places the envelope.
Continuity: Mara enters carrying the sealed envelope in her right hand; the wide covers its placement on the bench.
Proposed screen time15 seconds6 + 5 + 4 · setup time unknown
Storyboard concepts · Framing and timings need rehearsal.
Station-scene-script-v3.txt
Scene 2 · page 2 INT. WAITING ROOM — LATE AFTERNOON. Mara enters carrying a sealed envelope in her right hand. Eli is already seated. Mara sets the envelope on the bench between them. Eli looks at it but does not open it. End on the unopened envelope. Dramatic intent Mara wants Eli to accept responsibility for the message. Eli avoids answering. Preserve the sealed envelope and the action order; no flashback, reveal of its contents or extra character. Continuity facts Mara enters with the envelope in her right hand. After she sets it down, it stays on the bench. Eli never opens it in this scene. The final shot must not reveal its contents.
Station-scene-production-notes-20261022.txt
Available approach Propose coverage using one camera on a locked tripod, one waiting-room setup and two characters. No dolly, drone or moving-camera setup is in the supplied plan. Camera/lens availability and location booking are not confirmed. Proposed three-shot coverage S-01: locked wide, both characters and bench, Mara enters and places the envelope; proposed screen time 6 seconds. S-02: locked medium on Eli, looking without answering; proposed 5 seconds. S-03: locked insert of the sealed envelope on the bench; proposed 4 seconds. Proposed screen times are editorial ideas, not measured takes or setup estimates. Producer checks Confirm the waiting-room booking, two cast members, costume continuity, sealed-envelope prop, tripod/camera package and a sound plan. Costs, crew availability, permissions, shoot date and setup durations are not supplied. Do not issue a call sheet as if confirmed. Storyboard convention Use original cinematic storyboard concepts, visibly labeled storyboard concepts. Do not portray them as captured footage, generated video, location photographs or final cinematography. Each shot selector shows its proposed framing, dramatic purpose and continuity note.