AI Movie Location Creator - [Cloned #4498]

Scenecraft Plate Builder

Photoreal scene plates written as five paragraphs of cinematographer prose: environment plates, people in scene, coverage angles and plate edits. Plan the frame in the form; the prompt is written for you with the overlay line and film finish built in. Your draft is kept in this browser.

PLPlate type

Environment plates are the default. Add people only when the frame needs them.

Model Register Light balance Lens Handheld (adds handheld breath) Shot label (shooting order)

DPlate edit

Never a regeneration description: name the target, the change, and everything protected.

Target: what is changing, located by position and description Change: what it becomes, with material, colour and light behaviour matching the scene Also protect (optional, specific)

01Opening shot

Where is the camera, how high, what does it look at, and where does the subject sit? Plan on thirds; use dead-centre only when symmetry motivates it.

Location and time Framing Lens feel Camera position, height and what it looks at Foreground mass (optional) Focal subject Subject placement Horizon The feel the frame holds

02People

The environment still leads. Short visual handles only: no names, no age words. Everyone gets something to do, and detail must survive the distance.

03The world

The location as material and ambience, not an architecture inventory. Background elements get positional words.

A location reference is attached Vantage relative to the approved master Surfaces, wear and set dressing In-world text: exact words Its object, material and placement Key colour with HEX (Seedream) What is absent

04Anchor, light and air

Light is direction, quality and temperature, never a fixture. Every colour needs a source. Air is density, never fog.

Focal anchor (optional) Dominant source (an object in the world, or the sun) Quality Temperature What it catches and where it stops Second source (optional) Light on the people: which side, rim, where temperatures meet Air density Planes, nearest to furthest (comma separated)