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Pull production assets from a screenplay

Pull characters, props, and places out of the script so the next scene does not start from zero.

Open a storyboard project
Characters, props, and locations pulled from a script

Characters, props, and places so the next scene does not start from zero.

Screenplay characters as reusable assets
Cast that stays put
Locations and props for a screenplay
Places and props
Storyboard frames using saved production assets
Then board the scene

Scene + image + a next step

One job on the page. The pictures show the work, not a feature list.

Cast that stays put

Places and props

Characters, props, and locations pulled from a script

Then board the scene

What you can use, and what you cannot

Confirm the job, the limits, and the next click before you start.

How does it work?

  1. Open the screenplay project. Use the script you are already breaking down.
  2. Collect the repeating pieces. Characters, rooms, and props that return.
  3. Board the next scene. Do not regenerate the cast for every shot.

Before you start

  • This is a workspace feature, not a stock library.
  • There is little standalone search demand for “AI production assets.”
  • Use it when you already write in LlamaGen.

Pull production assets from a screenplay

A script is easier to shoot when the inventory is already visible.

Questions? We’ve got answers

Find the limits, the export, and the next step before you inquire.

What are production assets here?

The repeating pieces of a script: people, places, and props you want to reuse when you board a scene.

Is this a DAM or media library?

No. For generated files and uploads, use Assets. This page is about screenplay inventory.

Where do I start?

Open a storyboard project from the screenplay workspace and keep the cast list next to the board.

Pull production assets from a screenplay

Pull characters, props, and places out of the script so the next scene does not start from zero.

Open a storyboard project