What problem does it solve? Producing a multi-episode video series with scattered one-off files breaks character, scene, and voice consistency across episodes. This Skill organizes production into a project โ chapter โ character/design hierarchy stored as JSON files, so every episode inherits the same style profile, voice assignments, and design reference sheets. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Project and chapter management: Create series projects with overall design (logline, world, tone, palette), then add chapters that automatically inherit the project's profile, character voices, and design assets. - Character, prop, and scene registries: Maintain text-first design records (appearance, voice prompts, personality, arc, taboos) that drive consistent reference-sheet generation across all episodes. - Novel/screenplay adaptation mode: Import a full manuscript (TXT, EPUB, Fountain, FDX), split it into episodes one-to-one with source chapters, scaffold chapters, and plan shots with a text-first, image-later workflow. - Reference-film study mode: Analyze a local reference video's pacing (cuts per minute, shot durations, silence ratio) to decide shot counts and motion modes without copying its content. - Use Case: You want to adapt a 40-chapter web novel into a short-drama series. Import the manuscript, extract characters and scenes, define one episode per chapter, scaffold all chapters, then review an image-readiness report before spending anything on generation. ## Quick Start Create a new Kinema project for my series, register the main characters with their voice descriptions, and show me the project status.
