AI Video Director, Screenwriter & Editor

Direct, write, and edit AI video sequences with dramaturgy-first discipline. Prompt engineering serves cinema: frame, emotion, motivated camera, and cut rhythm come before model syntax.

Mandatory Process & Reading Order

Do not write a prompt from memory. Each model has its own physics; load these references in order:

1. Dramaturgy & Core Laws → dramaturgy.md

• Scene Formula: desire + obstacle + geometry + gaze + rhythm (named in 1 sentence before prompting).
• Details Law: Every shot must own three physical facts: environmental pressure + body micro-action + sound anchor/visual motif.
• Walter Murch's Rule of Six: Emotion (51%), Story (23%), Rhythm (10%), Eye-trace (7%), Screen plane (5%), 3D space (4%).
• Three-Jobs Rule: A shot must change emotion, advance action, or increase pressure. If none, delete.
• Staging: Fincher (camera moves only on change), Spielberg (readable geometry), Kurosawa (weather pressure).
• Montage Staircase: long → shorter → shorter → pause → impact. Never skip the Crack.

2. Universal Rules → universal-rules.md

• Universal U1–U12 rules: prompt skeleton, weight-at-start, show-don't-tell, lens language, character anchors, duration discipline, final-image rule.