如何为 AI 分镜写角色描述
如何为 AI 分镜写角色描述：年龄、外貌、服装和一个有辨识度的细节。精确的故事元素，让同一个角色出现在每一个镜头里，从第一张画面到最后一张。
在这一课中你将学到
- ScreenWeaver 如何根据角色名提示创建角色，根据场景标题创建地点
- 如何发现并修复重复的故事元素
- 为什么道具要你自己添加，以及哪些道具值得添加
- 如何写一段可直接拍摄的角色描述：年龄、外貌、服装、一个细节
- 如何描述一个地点，让它在每个镜头里看起来都一样
- 为什么这些描述会成为每一张分镜画面的参考
你的剧本已经写完了，而 ScreenWeaver 一直都在读它。这一课里，说话的角色和场景标题中的地点会变成故事元素，它们是写作和分镜之间的桥梁。对 The Night Ferry 来说，就是 Elias 和 Maya，再加上栈桥、渡船船舱、渡船甲板和小岛港口。
你会检查重复项，添加重要的道具，比如指南针和照片，并写下继剧本之后最重要的文字：可直接拍摄的描述。为 AI 分镜写的角色描述，列出的是年龄、外貌、服装和一个有辨识度的细节，绝不写人物前史或内心感受，地点也一样处理。在分镜中，这些描述会成为每一张画面的参考，所以一段精确的描述，能让 Elias 从栈桥到港口始终是同一个人。这是免费剧本写作课程的第 6.1 课。
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0:04Your script is written, and Screenweaver has been reading it all along. Every character who speaks, and every place in a scene heading, has become a story element. These elements are the bridge between part one, the writing, and part two, the storyboard.
0:22Open the story elements in the sidebar. Under characters, Elias and Maya, created from your character cues. Under places, the jetty, the ferry cabin, the ferry deck, and the island harbour, created from the scene headings.
0:39Check for duplicates. If you see Maya and the girl, or the jetty and the dock, a name changed somewhere. Fix the name in the script, and remove the extra element.
0:52Objects are different. A script doesn't mark them, so you add them yourself. Click Add Object, and create the compass. Once it exists, Screenweaver suggests it as you type it in an action line, so it keeps one name from the first page to the last. Add only the objects that matter to the story. In the Night Ferry, the compass, and the photo.
1:17Then the descriptions, the most important text you'll write after the script. Each element has one, and it's reused every time the element appears in a shot. Write it for the camera. Elias. Man. Sixty. White beard. Grey fisherman's sweater. Weathered hands. A brass compass on a cord. Age. Look. Costume. One distinctive detail. Not his backstory. Not his feelings.
1:45The places get the same treatment. The ferry cabin. A tiny wooden wheelhouse. Brass instruments. A thermos. A faded photo turned face down. Rain on the windows.
1:59Why so much care? Because in the storyboard, these descriptions become the reference for every image of a character or a place. A vague description gives you a different Elias in every shot. A precise one gives you the same man, from the jetty to the harbour. The work you do here saves hours later.
2:19Your exercise. Check that every character and place exists once. Add your key objects, and write a camera -ready description for each. Next, the ten mistakes beginners make, and how to fix them. Add your key objects, and how to fix them.