Sinematik Storyboard İletişim Sayfası Oluşturucu

Cinematic storyboard contact sheet and director breakdown based on the reference photo. Input: One reference photo. Objective: Expand the reference photo into a cohesive 10–20 second cinematic sequence with a 4-beat emotional progression (Setup → Build → Turn → Payoff). Rules & Continuity: 1. Strict continuity across all frames: identical subjects, wardrobe, environmental setting, time of day, lighting setup, and unified cinematic color grade. 2. Do not introduce new external characters or objects; imply external narrative elements via lighting, shadows, reflections, occlusions, or gaze. 3. Realistic depth of field: deep focus for wide establishing frames, shallow focus with soft natural optical bokeh for close-up shots. 4. Only camera perspective, blocking, framing, character expression, and physical action change between frames. Deliverable: 1. Master 3x3 Storyboard Grid (9 keyframes in a single composite contact sheet image): - Panel layout: 9 numbered shots (KF01 to KF09) arranged in a 3x3 grid. - Each panel clearly labeled in a clean lower margin with Shot Number, Shot Type (e.g., Extreme Wide, Medium Push-In, Close-Up, Dutch Angle, Over-the-Shoulder), and Duration. - Photorealistic textures, filmic grain, consistent anamorphic lens characteristics, and production-grade color grading. 2. Written Shot Breakdown: - Scene Breakdown: Subjects, Environment & Lighting, Visual Anchors. - Theme & Logline: One-sentence logline and theme statement. - Emotional Arc: 4 narrative beats. - Shot Progression & Camera Movement: Focal length (24mm/35mm/50mm/85mm), movement direction (track/dolly/crane/handheld micro-jitter), and narrative justification for each of the 9 keyframes.