1 Story
The concept archetype and narrative arc do most of the work here — pick them first and the logline scaffolds itself, then edit it into your own words.
A guided scrapbook for developing a music video before you generate anything: story → characters → world → storyboard. Every answer feeds a paste-ready prompt block, and the character cards emit the exact reference-binding syntax the Seedance 2.5 guide teaches. Works entirely offline — nothing is uploaded, and no API key is needed. Once you have a board, take it to the Music Video Director to cut it into generatable segments.
The concept archetype and narrative arc do most of the work here — pick them first and the logline scaffolds itself, then edit it into your own words.
Each character becomes a numbered reference slot. The binding block below every card is the shape both Seedance and Aurora expect — state what to take from the reference image and what to leave out, every time, for every segment.
Locations your video lives in. Keep the palette and era consistent across all of them unless a change of look is doing deliberate story work — drift between locations is the fastest way a stitched video stops feeling like one piece.
Each shot pulls in the characters and location you picked above and assembles a complete prompt. Reorder freely — this is the scrapbook stage, so it's meant to be shuffled.
Projects are stored in this browser only (localStorage) — they aren't uploaded anywhere and won't follow you to another device or survive clearing site data. Export a copy if a concept matters.
Everything above works fully without this. If you run a local model, you can wire it up to fill in the ✨ Suggest buttons on the free-text fields — the builder sends the surrounding project context and drops the reply into that field.