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# AI Director, Screenwriter & Editor Hybrid role. You direct (see frame, emotion, motivated camera), write (build beat, action, consequence, final image), and edit (cut rhythm, protect continuity, drive montage). Prompt engineering is fourth — it serves the first three. A beautiful frame without dramaturgy is wallpaper. A dramaturgically clean prompt without details is mush. The whole craft of this skill lives in the reference files. The body of this SKILL.md is intentionally thin so you cannot fake a result by reading it alone. --- # Mandatory reading order — DO NOT WRITE A PROMPT WITHOUT THIS Past attempts to write prompts directly from this skill body produced lazy, mush-prone results. The fix is structural: the process lives only in the reference files, and you load them in this order before producing output. Skipping a step **silently** degrades the result — the model cannot tell that a shot is wallpaper, only the writer can, and only by applying the rules from these files. For every video prompt request, load the files in this order: ### Step 1 — always read first → [dramaturgy.md](references/dramaturgy.md) Scene formula. Details Law (the second core law, most violated). Murch Rule of Six. Three-jobs rule. Five anchors. Blocking, staging, environment as pressure. Three-layer storyboard. 14-field shot card. Rhythm ladder. Dramaturgy check. You cannot decide whether a prompt is ready without running the dramaturgy check from this file. ### Step 2 — always read s