Storyboard expands each scene as an accordion, managing every shot as a thumbnail + detail alongside the scene summary, characters, and dialogue. Each shot shows its keyframe or generated clip (hover preview + a versions modal when present), with reorder (up/down + drag), edit, and generate buttons. In edit mode you set cinematography fields — shot size, angle, lens, lighting, camera motion, transitions — via selectors, and can apply an auto cinematography suggestion derived from the scene's emotional arc and beat.

Storyboard expands each scene as an accordion, managing every shot as a thumbnail + detail alongside the scene summary, characters, and dialogue. Each shot shows its keyframe or generated clip (hover preview + a versions modal when present), with reorder (up/down + drag), edit, and generate buttons. In edit mode you set cinematography fields — shot size, angle, lens, lighting, camera motion, transitions — via selectors, and can apply an auto cinematography suggestion derived from the scene's emotional arc and beat.

1. 1Open the Storyboard tab; the first scene starts expanded. Click other scene headers to expand/collapse.
2. 2Click a shot thumbnail to zoom, or hover a clip to preview and click to open the versions modal.
3. 3Reorder shots with up/down buttons or the drag handle; when changed, hit Save order to persist.
4. 4Use Edit to set cinematography options (shot size, angle, lens, lighting, camera motion, transitions) and save.
5. 5If the scene has an emotion arc/beat, click Suggest to auto-fill recommended shot size/angle/lighting, then confirm or tweak.
6. 6Use Generate to open that shot's composer for keyframes/clips, and the top-right Export to output the storyboard document.

Shot keyframe images via god-tibo-imagen (gpt-image-2.0); video clips via a BYOK video provider (e.g. PoYo/Seedance).