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AI Storyboard Prompts for Nano Banana 2
Two reusable storyboard prompts for turning a script beat into a shot sequence and producing a continuity-controlled reference frame for video.
How to use these prompts
The problem
A storyboard is a decision document, not a gallery of unrelated pretty frames. Each prompt must expose the subject, action, framing, screen direction, continuity anchors, and intended motion before expensive video renders begin.
The method
Summarize one script beat at a time, lock approved character or product references, and plan the sequence as separate shot prompts. Generate caption-free reference frames, then record shot numbers, dialogue, duration, and camera movement as editable text in the storyboard rather than asking the image model to draw production notes.
Prompts to copy and adapt
Script beat to storyboard sequence
Create a coherent [number of shots]-shot storyboard sequence for this beat: [script beat]. The recurring [subject] must match the attached reference in every panel. Progress through [opening shot], [middle action], and [closing shot] with clear spatial continuity, consistent [setting], [time of day], wardrobe, props, and screen direction. Use a unified [visual style] and cinematic 16:9 framing. No captions, shot numbers, dialogue text, UI, or extra panels.
- Model and input
- Nano Banana 2. Attach approved subject and setting references, then provide one short script beat with its dramatic purpose and required action.
- Suggested aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Replace these variables
- [number of shots], [script beat], [subject], [opening shot], [middle action], [closing shot], [setting], [time of day], [visual style]
- Check the result
- Check shot count, narrative order, eyelines, screen direction, subject identity, wardrobe, props, geography, time of day, and whether each frame adds new information.
Video-ready single shot reference
Generate a storyboard reference frame for [shot purpose]. Show [subject] performing [action] in [setting], framed as a [shot size] from [camera angle] with [lens feel]. Preserve the attached character, product, wardrobe, prop, and environment references. Compose for the planned camera move [camera movement], leaving visual room in the direction of motion. Use [lighting] and [visual style]. No text, borders, arrows, UI, or unrequested characters.
- Model and input
- Nano Banana 2. Attach the approved continuity references and define one shot's purpose, action, framing, intended movement, and relationship to the shots before and after it.
- Suggested aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Replace these variables
- [shot purpose], [subject], [action], [setting], [shot size], [camera angle], [lens feel], [camera movement], [lighting], [visual style]
- Check the result
- Compare the frame with adjacent shots for identity, wardrobe, props, lighting, geography, eyeline, motion space, focal point, and a plausible video handoff.
Generated results from the Prompt Library
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