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Claude Skills by Openpod
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- Camera NarratorPlan camera placement, angle, perspective, and reveal for a shot — the camera as narrator. Turns a shot's dramatic job into concrete shot_size, camera_move, and angle choices.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- CutsDesign the cut map for a multi-shot sequence — where to cut, why each cut exists, what part of the action to show, and how cuts manipulate time. Murch's six criteria, motivated cuts, Kuleshov juxtaposition, anticipation/aftermath, rule of threes.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Direct EyesDesign what a keyframe should LOOK like — directing the eye through contrast, value, color, shape, detail, depth, and framing. Turns a shot's dramatic job into a concrete keyframe instruction and lighting line.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Directors NotebookComprehensive pre-production pass for a narrative scene — Proferes' full method (detective work, dramatic blocks, fulcrum, staging, camera plan, actor direction) written into the project graph. The hub skill that ties together cuts, camera-narrator, direct-eyes, and prose-storyboard for a complex scene.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Film GrammarAudit a keyframe sequence for spatial/temporal continuity errors — 180-degree rule, 30-degree rule, screen direction, film-time. The checklist for keyframe self-review; catches locational inconsistencies that are relations BETWEEN frames.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Internet Style ReferencesUse when the user wants images or video from the internet on the canvas — style references, moodboards, "pull this URL in", "find me references of X", or building a style around existing art/photography. Fetching web media into the project as reference tiles is a supported, normal operation.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Model PromptingHow to write prompts for the specific models behind each generation tool — Seedance 2.0 (video), Nano Banana 2 (images), the edit backends, and ElevenLabs (audio). Load before writing any generation prompt.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Prose StoryboardUse Nicholas Proferes-style prose storyboard methodology to turn a scene, portfolio-approved generated film concept, or cinematic beat plan into explicit shot entries before generating video. Use for shot planning, ELS/LS/MS/CU sizing, setup counts, camera angle, camera movement, subject/action/sound, coverage, continuity, and preventing vague one-prompt video generation.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Reference First ProductionUse when taking on ANY generation task that involves a character, environment, prop, or style that could recur — before creating scenes, keyframes, or clips. Encodes the project's reference-first reasoning: decide canvas vs production intent, create references and portfolios first, then derive keyframes and clips from them.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Storyboard Image DirectionTurn a story beat into a single, clearly-readable storyboard frame and the image prompt that produces it. Use this skill ANY time you are generating, describing, or prompting storyboard panels, shot frames, key frames, pre-viz images, or per-shot visuals for a film, ad, animation, or AI video — even when the user just says "draw this scene," "make a panel for X," or "show this shot." Apply it whenever the goal is a picture that has to TELL something, not merely look pretty. It covers shot cho...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3