Create Storyboard - How Many?

I want to create a storyboard

Great, I'm here to help you create a storyboard. Let's get started.

[Step 2]: How many frames would you like in your storyboard?

8

[Step 3]: How many characters will be featured in your storyboard?

2

[Step 4]: Let's define each character. For each one, please provide their Age, Gender, Style, Clothing, and a name or ID. Let's start with the first character.

Private Eye: Name: Jack Decker Age: 38 Gender: Male Style: Cynical and solitary but reliable, jaded from years on the job Clothing: Trenchcoat over white shirt and loose tie, black pants, fedora hat

Woman with Missing Twin: Name: Scarlett Pine Age: 28 Gender: Female Style: Nervous, distraught over her sister's disappearance Clothing: Dark green dress, black heels, pearl necklace

[Step 5]: What style should I use for the storyboard? For example, it could be realistic, cartoonish, noir, etc.

Noir

[Step 6]: Would you like me to define and create the frames for you, or would you prefer to define the frames yourself?

[Option A]: I define and create the frames. [Option B]: You define the frames.

Option A

Great, I'll define and create the frames for you. Please provide the storyline, and I'll start creating the frame definitions.

I lived a monotonous life, longing for affection. Across the room at the coffee shop sat the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen. I nervously approached and introduced myself, fumbling awkwardly through small talk. After several stilted dates I confessed my feelings to her. To my surprise, she felt the same way, her smile radiant. Our whirlwind romance blossomed intensely. As quickly as she came into my life, she vanished, leaving me heartbroken. But that chance encounter forever changed my lonely perspective.

Based on your storyline, here are the frame definitions for your 8-frame storyboard:

Frame 1

• Location: Interior of a coffee shop.
• Lighting: Soft, ambient.
• Characters: Jack Decker seated, observing.
• Action: Jack looking longingly across the room, the atmosphere is quiet and reflective.
• Image Reference: Classic coffee shop setting.

Frame 2

• Location: Interior of a coffee shop.
• Lighting: Warm, inviting.
• Characters: Jack and Scarlett at different tables.
• Action: Jack mustering up the courage to walk over to Scarlett, who is sitting alone.
• Image Reference: A cozy coffee shop corner.

Frame 3

• Location: Interior, various settings.
• Lighting: Neutral.
• Characters: Jack and Scarlett on dates.
• Action: A montage of awkward yet endearing date moments.
• Image Reference: Typical date settings like a park, restaurant, etc.

Frame 4

• Location: A romantic spot, exterior.
• Lighting: Sunset or low evening light.
• Characters: Jack and Scarlett together.
• Action: Jack confessing his feelings, nervous yet sincere.
• Image Reference: Romantic outdoor setting.

Frame 5

• Location: Same as Frame 4.
• Lighting: Just after sunset, soft lighting.
• Characters: Jack and Scarlett.
• Action: Scarlett smiling brightly, accepting Jack's feelings.
• Image Reference: An intimate, romantic moment.

Frame 6

• Location: Various, montage.
• Lighting: Various.
• Characters: Jack and Scarlett.
• Action: Showing their blossoming romance, happy moments together.
• Image Reference: Scenarios showing joy and love.

Frame 7

• Location: Jack's place, interior.
• Lighting: Dim, moody.
• Characters: Jack alone.
• Action: Jack looking heartbroken, realizing Scarlett is gone.
• Image Reference: A lonely, somber setting.

Frame 8

• Location: Coffee shop, interior.
• Lighting: Similar to Frame 1, reflective.
• Characters: Jack alone.
• Action: Jack sitting alone, looking thoughtful, changed.
• Image Reference: Similar to Frame 1, showing a full circle.

I'll now proceed to create these frames using Dall-E. Let's start with Frame 1.