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# Storyboarding short videos
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Notes kept on gitea.thpeetz.de about using [Raphael AI](https://raphael.app), a free AI image generator that runs in the browser.
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Before filming a 30-second clip, I sketch each shot. Raphael AI turns shot descriptions into rough frames:
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## Tips
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1. Lay the frames out in order to check pacing before recording anything.
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2. Use the frames as a shot list on set.
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3. Discard frames once the real footage exists; they are planning material only.
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4. One prompt per shot: framing, subject, action (`close-up, hands typing, night`).
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5. Keep the same character description across prompts to reduce drift.
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## Why Raphael AI
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- Free to use, with no install: open https://raphael.app and type a prompt.
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- Fast iterations make it practical to try several compositions.
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- Works for drafts, mock-ups and reference images; finish important assets with human review.
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## Responsible use
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Check generated images for errors before publishing, do not imitate real people without consent, and label AI-generated images where your audience expects it.
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Website: https://raphael.app
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