Turn script beats into panels a reader can follow

A script tells the reader what happens. A panel has to show one slice of it, from a place the camera can stand. If you skip that translation, the model draws a summary instead of a moment.

Write the beat in one line

• Who acts.
• What they do that a camera can see.
• What changes by the end of the panel.

Mina stops in the bookshop doorway and sees her own name on the envelope.

Add a camera, then stop

One shot size is enough: wide to establish the shop, medium for the handoff, close on the envelope. Say eye-level unless the angle is the point. “Dynamic cinematic masterpiece” does not tell the model where to stand.

Order the beats the way the page is read

For a left-to-right comic, the first shot on a screen is the one the eye hits first. Do not put the reveal in shot 1 and the setup in shot 3. For a webtoon, stack the setup above the reveal. Story Mode will follow the order of the story you pasted, so write that order on purpose. Then build the board in Story Mode.