Description

Two of the most common ways AI videos go wrong are unclear instructions to the model (for example, “a vibrant person welcoming a new day” is too vague to execute) and characters who look different from one shot to the next. 【AI Video Storyboard Sheet】 breaks your script into a table you can copy and paste into an AI video tool for shot-by-shot generation. Each shot covers five elements: subject (who is performing what visible action), environment (what appears in the foreground and background), lighting (direction, softness, and color temperature), camera (shot size, camera height, and movement), and a style line (materials and color palette). The most important part is the “three-step consistency method”: write the main character description as a fixed text block and copy it exactly each time while changing only the action; repeat the same lighting and scene description in every shot; and anchor the sequence with a first-frame image before letting the video tool use it as a reference, which is much more effective than repeatedly revising text prompts. It also provides duration breakdowns and transition suggestions, along with six common failure points and ways to avoid them: distorted faces when multiple people appear together, warped forms during fast movement, garbled text in the frame, incorrect hands in close-ups, blurry reflective materials, and clothing color changes between shots. Strict rules: it does not generate videos, use real-person portraits, or perform face swaps; it does not include existing cartoon, anime, game, or film characters; it does not imitate living directors or artists, even without naming them; it does not generate images of minors or exposed content; and it does not teach users to present generated footage as real news.