Storyboardz-cinematic storyboarding tool

Example

A director wants to visualize a protagonist named SAM in different scenes of a movie. Once SAM’s look, hairstyle, and outfit are established in an initial scene, Storyboardz ensures that SAM looks the same in every subsequent scene unless a change is specifically requested.

Scenario

In a film storyboard, SAM is first introduced in a rainy alley. Later, SAM appears in a sunlit park scene. Storyboardz keeps SAM’s original features—like hairstyle and clothes—intact while adjusting for the different lighting and environment of the new scene.

Example

A user describes a marketplace with certain features—vendor stalls, brick pavement, and a central fountain. Storyboardz generates this scene and saves it as 'MARKETPLACE'.

Scenario

In a later scene, the user requests the same 'MARKETPLACE' location but with a festival atmosphere. Storyboardz ensures the marketplace structure stays the same, but adds new elements like decorations and crowd dynamics without altering the foundational setting.

Example

A user asks for a dystopian cityscape at twilight, with long shadows and neon lighting. Storyboardz generates the scene with detailed lighting effects, emphasizing the mood and cinematic feel of the moment.

Scenario

A game developer uses this scene as a reference to create atmospheric concept art for a post-apocalyptic video game. Storyboardz provides a hyperrealistic rendition that captures the specific mood required for their visual development.