Use Storyboard When the Scene Has Beats

The move: switch to storyboard as soon as the clip needs progression. A single prompt is efficient when one idea can hold the full shot. Storyboard is stronger when the clip needs a reveal, a turn, or a payoff. One beat = one prompt If the subject, framing, and purpose stay stable, stay simple. The model can spend its capacity on realism instead of transitions. Multiple beats need explicit timing When the scene needs setup, action, and resolution, assign each beat a timestamp and an instruction. That gives the model an editing spine. Better decomposition means better continuity Storyboards reduce…

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