Task-aware screenplay context
Use a current passage for local edits, a scene for pacing and dialogue, or an outline plus key scenes for structural diagnosis.
AI screenwriting workspace
One AI workspace for writing, revising, and visualizing a screenplay.
Bring the current line, scene, character arc, outline, and storyboard into the right task at the right time. Work with focused context instead of pasting the whole project into disconnected chats.
Focused contextWriter-approved editsVisual development
Opens the LlamaGen storyboard project workspace.
Northline / visual direction
One story world, carried from screenplay to production.
- Context
- Task-sized
- Authority
- Writer-approved
- Workspace
- Script + visuals
Bring the right context to each task
Use focused AI help without giving up control of the screenplay.
Give each task only the context it needs: a line for dialogue, a scene for pacing, an outline for structure, or a visual reference for continuity. Compare the result, keep what works, and return it to the screenplay or storyboard.
Explicit creative decisions
Compare suggestions before applying them and keep the screenplay—not a detached AI answer—as the source of truth.
Context for visual tasks
Give storyboard generation the scene action, relevant characters, known location, camera intent, and adjacent visual references it actually needs.
Worked example · Context is a product decision
More text is not automatically more understanding.
A focused request reduces irrelevant material and makes the boundary inspectable. Whole-draft work still matters, but it should begin with structure and then inspect the scenes that carry the problem.
- Line work: current passage + scene goal
- Structure work: outline + load-bearing scenes
- Storyboard work: scene + cast + visual continuity
The workflow
Match the context plan to the creative task
The workspace stays clearer when every request begins with a defined scope and ends in a real project artifact.
01
Choose the task
State whether you need a line revision, scene pass, character check, structural diagnosis, translation, or storyboard.
02
Bring only relevant context
Include the current focus and just enough surrounding story information to preserve meaning and continuity.
03
Review in the real workflow
Evaluate the result beside the screenplay, character brief, or storyboard sequence it is meant to improve.
Explore the connected workflow
Keep building from the same story.
Visual screenplay handoff
Break down an approved scene into cast, location, props, story beats, blocking, continuity notes, and storyboard handoff requirements. This is a visual production workspace—not a replacement for drafting or screenplay formatting software.
AI Script Doctor
Review structure, character drive, scene function, pacing, theme, and dialogue with a diagnosis-first workflow that turns vague notes into prioritized, executable revision choices.
Storyboard coverage planning
Turn one approved screenplay scene into a reviewable coverage plan: map story beats to shot purpose, framing, screen direction, continuity risks, and an intentional shot order. This workspace is for pre-production decisions, not one-click storyboard generation.
FAQ
Practical answers for the next draft.
Does an AI screenwriting tool need the entire script for every request?+
No. Local line work may only need the current passage and scene goal. Structural analysis needs a wider map, while storyboarding usually needs the selected scene and visual references.
How do I protect my voice when using AI writing help?+
Set a narrow objective, state what must be preserved, compare against the original, and apply only the parts that strengthen your intention.
What context does an AI storyboard need?+
Usually the scene action, characters, location, dramatic beat, selected camera choices, style direction, and adjacent reference frames are more useful than an unrelated full draft.
Create your first screenplay today.
Write or import a scene, shape its structure, and turn the screenplay into a storyboard you can refine, share, present, and export.