AI视频工作流介绍

当我第一次分享 Scene Anatomy 时，很多人以为它是一个故事板或一组关键帧。当我解释说环境、服装和摄像机都是由模型直接生成的，而我只提供了角色面部，其余部分则通过提示词来驱动时，人们立刻表示怀疑。 人们一听到“提示词”这个词就感到不适。哈哈。也许他们期待的是一个复杂的设置，包含 Blender 块状模型和成堆的图像参考。 但如果你能纯粹从文本开始构建一个动态的电影世界，为什么还要在生成之前增加额外的障碍呢？你不需要复杂的角色表和场景设定集，就能开始通过视频表达自己。 这就是为什么我推出 Timeline Anatomy，并由新的 SceneFlow v2.3.0 更新提供支持。这并不是要说服你使用 Auteur Script。无论哪种工作流程/提示方式能帮助你建立扎实的心智模型并培养直觉，那就去做吧。 Timeline Anatomy 并不是为了说服任何人使用 Auteur Script。无论哪种工作流程适合你，只要它能帮助你建立扎实的心智模型并培养与 AI 的直觉，那就去做吧。我设计 Timeline Anatomy 主要是为了那些刚踏入 AI 电影制作、可能对从哪里开始感到不知所措的有抱负的创作者。 它有助于展示仅凭文本你能做到多少，以及为什么我总是倾向于先写出详细的脚本，然后直接跳到视频生成，完全跳过资产生成。 在这个 Timeline Anatomy 视图中，你可以看到 EXECUTION 块中的每个子状态“触发”，并观察 Seedance 模型如何逐拍将其可视化。除了看到脚本的节奏之外，它还让你研究模型的怪癖、错误和解读。当然，每次生成看起来都会有些不同。但当你有一个清晰的心智账本，将你所写的内容与输出结果进行比较时，你就能建立真正的直觉。你学会如何保持灵活，并调整你的写作以达到你的创作目标。 有些人可能会说这只对短视频社交媒体片段有用，但说实话：对大多数创作者来说，算力和预算是巨大的瓶颈。除非你已经有专业电影制作背景，否则直接跳到 5 或 10 分钟的短片是一个非常高的门槛。几乎每个人都是从 5 到 15 秒的片段开始的。从脚本优先开始，让你在不耗尽有限资源的情况下真正体验导演的感觉。 我构建的每一个工具都只是为了帮助有抱负的创作者开始尝试。这就是为什么我整理了 ShotBase、PromptLab、SceneFlow、Scene Anatomy 以及开放的 Auteur Script 研究笔记，这样你就能看到我通过自己的反复试验发现的东西（是的，我一路编造了很多自己的术语，所以去看看术语表吧哈哈）。 Vector Field 的完整 Auteur Script 现已在 SceneFlow 的 LIBRARY > AI SCENE > VECTOR FIELD 下提供。 希望它有用。🫡 Vector Field Script:

When I first shared Scene Anatomy, a lot of people thought it was a storyboard or a set of keyframes. When I explained that the environment, wardrobe, and camera were generated directly by the model, and that I only supplied the character face while driving the rest through a prompt, people were immediately skeptical. People hear the word "prompt" and cringe. Haha. Maybe they expect a complex setup with Blender blockouts and piles of image references. But if you can build a moving cinematic world starting purely from text, why add extra hurdles before generating? You don't need complicated character sheets and location decks just to start expressing yourself through video. That is why I'm introducing Timeline Anatomy, supported by the new SceneFlow v2.3.0 update. This isn't about convincing you to use Auteur Script. Whatever workflow/prompting helps you build a solid mental model and develop intuition, go for it. Timeline Anatomy isn't meant to convince anyone to use Auteur Script. Whatever workflow works for you, as long as it helps you build a solid mental model and develop intuition with the AI, go for it. I designed Timeline Anatomy mainly for aspiring creators jumping into AI filmmaking who might feel overwhelmed about where to even start. It helps show how much you can do with just text, and why I always lean towards writing the detailed script first and jumping straight to video generation, skipping asset gen entirely. In this Timeline Anatomy view, you can watch each sub-states in the EXECUTION block "fire" and see how the Seedance model visualizes it beat by beat. Beyond seeing the pacing of the script, it lets you study the model's quirks, mistakes, and interpretations. Of course, every generation will look a bit different. But when you have a clear mental ledger comparing what you wrote to what came out, you build genuine intuition. You learn how to stay flexible and tweak your writing to hit your creative goal. Some might say this is only useful for short social media clips, but let's be real: for most creators, compute and budget are huge bottlenecks. Jumping straight into a 5 or 10 minute short film right away is a very high bar unless you already come from a professional filmmaking background. Almost everyone starts with 5 to 15 second clips. Starting script-first lets you get a real taste of directing without burning through your limited resources. Every tool I build is just meant to help aspiring creators start experimenting. That is why I put together ShotBase, PromptLab, SceneFlow, Scene Anatomy, and the open Auteur Script research notes, so you can see what I've discovered through my own trial and error (and yes, I made up plenty of my own terms along the way, so check the glossary haha). The full Auteur Script for Vector Field is now available in SceneFlow under LIBRARY > AI SCENE > VECTOR FIELD. Hope it's useful. 🫡 Vector Field Script: