Examples

Curated workflow examples from script to shot planning.

Follow screenplay context through writing support, visual coverage, shot planning, and final production handoff.

Script to screen walkthrough

A writing-first flow: shape story, refine with AI, and carry continuity into character, location, prop, and shot planning.

1. Start with the screenplay

Write directly in a screenplay-first workspace. The script remains the source of truth for characters, locations, props, and shots.

INT. INTERROGATION ROOM - NIGHT

Rain taps the narrow window. Mara enters and sets a case file on the table.

MARA
Let's start again. From the beginning.

2. Auto-detect story elements

Detect characters and locations from screenplay context
Attach manual props to the same continuity model
Use structured story data for later planning steps

3. Use AI while preserving context

Scene notes and rewrite guidance
Dialogue refinement and alternate passes
Director-style visual guidance connected to the script

4. Character coverage

Keep identity locked while testing wardrobe references, generating pose sets, and preparing visuals for downstream use.

5. Location and prop coverage

Turn one reference into angle variations, mood passes, and macro detail outputs that stay attached to the right story elements.

6. Shot planning and handoff

Carry the same story context into Scene Builder and Shot Board, then hand approved first frames into final video workflows.

See the complete workflow in a guided demo.

Explore how Wryda connects screenplay development, visual continuity, and shot-level execution around one source of story context.

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