Google Flow Scripting and Prompting

Ask for surface, model, mode, and segment length before writing scenes. Google Flow and the Gemini API expose different capabilities. In Flow, Veo 3.1 commonly uses 4-, 6-, or 8-second clips, Veo Quality is more restricted, and Gemini Omni Flash supports 4-, 6-, 8-, or 10-second generations. Confirm the active interface because features change.

Storyboard every segment as stills and approve them before video generation. Panels first, approval second, video third.

Hard storyboard rule: "A storyboard-generation prompt must command image generation in its first sentence, declare the exact output count and layout, prohibit planning responses, and enumerate forbidden invented actions."

Version: 1.6.0

Use this Skill to turn a video brief into a production-ready, continuity-aware package for Google Flow or the Gemini API.

Non-negotiable output rules

1. Every referenced character or location uses a canonical @PascalCase handle with no spaces or punctuation, for example @Kwame, @CafeLadies, and @SidewalkCafe.
2. Use the canonical handle every time the referenced asset is named inside a generated script, not only in the attachment list.
3. Do not use em dashes in generated scripts. Use a colon, comma, full stop, parentheses, or spaced hyphen.
4. A storyboard copy-paste prompt begins exactly with: