Creative flow runner

Run · Motion Comic Story

Start with the premise, character, or conflict, then launch a staged comic-style teaser workflow.

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6 variables4 template steps4 mapped stages

Run the motion-comic flow

Turn one story premise into a comic-style teaser with beat planning, captions, and a final motion cut.

Quick-start story premises

Use a trailer-ready setup, then refine the world, tone, and conflict.

Stage editors

Migrated stages now expose implementation-backed controls. Changed values are appended to the run query as a structured node-editor brief.

Story arc planning

Thinking brief coreschema-text-editor

Planning stage for motion comic arc.

Partial editHierarchy

Preset*

Creative brief structure preset.

Model*

Primary reasoning model for the brief pass.

Strictness*

How rigidly the brief follows the requested structure.

Tone

Overall voice for the brief package.

Length

How condensed or expanded the brief should be.

Depth

How much rationale and structure the brief includes.

Storyboard + key frames

Generation scene environmentscene-editor

Storyboard generation stage that outputs a regenerable panel batch.

Partial editHierarchy

Space type*

Environment archetype to generate.

Style guardrails*

Visual constraints to keep scene direction consistent.

Camera

Primary camera behavior.

Lighting

Primary lighting setup.

Material family

Dominant material language.

Caption animation pass

Thinking hooks packcopy-pack-editor

Caption and subtitle enhancement stage.

Partial editHierarchy

Preset*

Copy pack preset.

Model*

Primary reasoning model for copy generation.

Strictness*

How tightly the copy stays inside the requested format.

Tone

Voice for the copy pack.

Length

How compressed or expanded each copy item should be.

Final trailer cut

Export render remotion renderrender-export-settings

Final trailer assembly stage.

Partial edit

Render preset*

Preset used for final render packaging.

Resolution*

Final render resolution.

Frame rate*

Target output frame rate.

Codec

Output codec selection.

Audio mix mode

Audio mixing strategy for final render.

Delivery manifest

Whether to include a render manifest.

Story idea*

Describe the plot, hero, conflict, and emotional payoff you want to turn into a motion comic video.

Video length*

Aspect ratio*

Vertical video is the default story slideshow format.

Captions*

Camera motion*

Language*

Root query template

Edit the root query when you want to override the default launch phrasing for this flow.

Rendered query preview

Create a Motion Comic Story slideshow video.

Instruction:
Create a motion-comic story with a sharp hook, escalating conflict, strong scene imagery, dramatic narration, and a memorable ending.

Story source:
{{story_source}}

Preset tone: Dramatic
Preset visual style: Cinematic Motion Comic
Preset voice style: Dramatic Narrator
Scene structure: hook -> setup -> conflict -> turning point -> resolution -> afterglow
Target length: {{video_length_sec}} seconds
Aspect ratio: {{aspect_ratio}}
Captions enabled: {{captions_enabled}}
Camera motion: {{camera_motion}}
Transition style: fade
Target language: {{language}}
Image model: fal-ai/flux-pro/v1.1
Voice model: maya-tts

Return a narrated story slideshow plan with a title, short summary, scene-by-scene visuals, narration, subtitles, and render-friendly pacing.

Run settings

Replay visibility

Private runs stay in your operator history only. Unlisted and public runs can open replay links.

Stage plan

This run automatically includes 3 additional stage templates from the flow definition.

Story arc planning

video

Planning stage for motion comic arc.

Thinking brief core6 controls

ai-story-slideshow

Storyboard + key frames

presentation

Storyboard generation stage that outputs a regenerable panel batch.

Generation scene environment5 controls

motion-comic-story

Caption animation pass

video

Caption and subtitle enhancement stage.

Thinking hooks pack5 controls

quote-animation-video

Final trailer cut

video

Final trailer assembly stage.

Export render remotion render6 controls

story-trailer-generator

Launch tips

Name the protagonist, conflict, and setting early.
Keep the premise trailer-sized: one escalation, one payoff.
Use it when mood and pacing matter as much as the visuals.

You can inspect the inputs here, but running the live creative flow requires an authenticated workspace session.