Storyboard Contact Sheetv1.0.0
Use this Skill to make article illustrations.
A storyboard skill for Claude Fable 5: one scene beat becomes a pencil-and-charcoal contact sheet that varies shot size, angle and camera move while costume, props and screen direction hold.
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Updated Oct 30, 2026
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What you get
- Three 16:9 contact sheets of your scene, exported as WebP files
- A source ledger listing what you supplied, what was assumed, the rights and the open points
- The image brief, provider-task.json and a log of each issue left unresolved
Good fit
- Directors and video producers planning coverage for a single scene
- Editors checking cutting rhythm and screen direction ahead of a shoot
- Social video creators who storyboard short sequences before filming
Not for
- Boards built on a real actor's likeness or a known franchise character
- Scenes whose beat, cast or rights have not been approved yet
- Standing in for the rights, accessibility and delivery review a named person must give
About this Skill
Block out a scene before the shoot. Give the approved beat, cast, location, running time and continuity anchors, and the sheet works through wide, medium and extreme close shots in rows of small frames. The sample follows two utility workers restoring power to a storm-hit greenhouse in graphite and charcoal, with warm color only on hard hats and the returning lights. One paid FAL request yields three 16:9 sheets as WebP.
How it works
- Confirm who the sheet is for, the decision it supports, approved sources, frame size and sign-off
- Record beat, cast, location and anchors as facts, apart from assumptions, rights and questions
- Brief shot sizes, camera moves, continuity and exclusions, with blank areas for frame text
- Approve the brief, then run the generator a single time with FAL_KEY and save the request ID
- Inspect each sheet for stray lettering, logos, continuity breaks and rights; set text in an overlay
- Deliver three distinct 16:9 WebP sheets and the open issues
Checked before delivery
- Every fact, value, label, relationship, citation and disclaimer shown agrees with the approved source ledger
- No source platform, author identity, model branding, outside logo, watermark, protected character or unlicensed asset
- Three distinct 16:9 review previews are present, readable and inspected by eye
- Unknowns stay visibly pending; a named person approves subject matter, rights, accessibility and delivery
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Approved scene beat, the people in it, the location and the running time · Continuity anchors: costume, props, light and which way the action faces on screen · The shot sizes, camera moves and cutting rhythm the sheet has to cover · Frame ratio, number of panels, rights limits and anything that must stay out
- Dependencies
- Your FAL account, with FAL_KEY set · Node.js 20 or later
- Outside costs
- FAL_KEY
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 — Claude Code / Codex / Cursor
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FAQ
Will the characters look the same from frame to frame?
Your anchors (costume, props, light, screen direction) go into the brief, and each sheet is checked for continuity.
Can it board a scene with a well-known actor?
No. Real people, protected characters and unlicensed material stay out; invent the cast.
What arrives at the end?
Three 16:9 WebP sheets, the brief, the task file and the open issues.