cinemasetfreeDesigns and style prompts
Press + Add Design, give it a name and a style prompt, then press Set Active. Each design keeps its own set of pictures, so switching designs switches which pictures the other tabs show.
Create a design
Open the form
On the Designs tab, press + Add Design.
Name it and describe the look
Fill in Name and Style Prompt. Both are required. The form also has an optional Text System Prompt.
Create it
Press Create Design. The new design appears in the list.
Make it active
Press Set Active on its card. It gets a purple Active badge. New pictures use this design from now on.
Deactivate on the active card leaves the project with no design. That’s useful for testing whether the style prompt is helping.
Write a style prompt that works
A style prompt says how the film looks. What’s in each picture comes from the description of that character, location or prop.
Say the medium
“Shot on 35mm film”, “clean digital”, “anamorphic”.
Say the light
“Hard shadows, one key light”, “soft overcast daylight”, “only practical lamps”.
Say the palette
“Cold blues and concrete greys”, “warm amber and deep green”.
Leave out people and things
Write “a man in a coat” here and he’ll turn up in your empty locations too.
Edit a design
Open the editor
Press Edit on the design’s card. The card opens with its Name and three tabs: Text, Image and Video.
Change the look
On the Image tab, change the Style Prompt.
Pick the templates
The five template menus set the layout of each kind of reference sheet: Character Template, Scene Template, Location Template, Wardrobe Template and Prop Template.
Save
Press Save, or Cancel to drop your changes.
The editor opens on the tab you used last.
Delete and restore
Delete asks first. Once a design is deleted, a Show Deleted button appears with a count. It lists deleted designs, each with a Restore button. Old designs are a handy record of looks you tried.
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