Advanced40 minApproach: Storytelling / Narrative4 images · 2 videos · 1 audio

Produce a Short Film with easyZorg: Storyboard to Final Cut

Learning Scenario

A content creator producing Scene 1 of a short film called "Treasure Hunt" — featuring two characters (Joe and Maya) who meet at a Swiss church, exchange tense dialogue, enter the church together, and discover a hidden treasure map. The full pipeline runs inside easyZorg from prop sheet to voiced video — you describe what you need at each step, and easyZorg selects the best-fit model to execute it.

What you'll learn in this tutorial

Build Your Prop Sheet
Create Character Sheets
Plan a 6-Panel Storyboard
Write & Voice the Dialogue
Generate Video Clips
Review, Edit & Iterate
1Tutorial Steps

From brief to finished production

1

Build Your Prop Sheet

Describe your location to easyZorg — both exterior and interior details. For the Swiss church, prompt: "unified prop sheet of a realistic Swiss church, exterior and interior, 16:9 4K." easyZorg reads the resolution, aspect ratio, and realism requirements and routes the task to the best-fit image generation model. The output gives you a reference for all set elements before any character work begins.

Swiss Church Prop Sheet — generated via easyZorg (4K) · unified exterior & interior set reference
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Swiss Church Prop Sheet — generated via easyZorg (4K) · unified exterior & interior set reference

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Create Character Sheets

Ask easyZorg to generate ultra-photorealistic character sheets for each actor. Describe the look — clothing, hair, features, multiple angles. easyZorg assesses the photorealism and consistency requirements and selects the most capable image model for character-sheet work. Save the outputs as image references (image1 = Joe, image2 = Maya) — they will be passed to every subsequent generation step to lock identity.

Joe — Ultra-Photorealistic Character Sheet — generated via easyZorg
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Joe — Ultra-Photorealistic Character Sheet — generated via easyZorg

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Maya — Character Sheet — generated via easyZorg
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Maya — Character Sheet — generated via easyZorg

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Plan a 6-Panel Storyboard

Upload all three references (Joe, Maya, church prop sheet) to easyZorg and describe a 6-panel storyboard layout in a 3×2 grid at high quality, 16:9, 4K. Define each beat: (1) establishing shot, (2) Maya awaits/Joe approaches, (3) they enter, (4) searching, (5) Maya finds the map, (6) first clue revealed. Include timing and shot type labels in the prompt — easyZorg selects the best image model to composite all references into a single coherent storyboard.

6-Panel Storyboard — Scene 1 · 30-second timing — generated via easyZorg (4K)
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6-Panel Storyboard — Scene 1 · 30-second timing — generated via easyZorg (4K)

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Write & Voice the Dialogue

Write scene dialogue for each shot with character directions, then submit to easyZorg with a multi-speaker TTS brief: two distinct voices — Maya firm and authoritative, Joe grounded and urgent. easyZorg evaluates the dialogue structure, speaker count, and emotional tone, then selects and runs the best-fit multi-speaker TTS model. The result is a single .wav file with both speakers interleaved and ready to sync to the video.

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Shot 2 Dialogue — easyZorg suggested model for Multi-Speaker TTS · Maya (Firm) + Joe (Informative)

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Generate Video Clips

Upload all references (storyboard + Joe character sheet + Maya character sheet + dialogue audio) to easyZorg and describe each shot beat at 15s, 16:9. easyZorg reads the number of references, the audio input, the need for character identity consistency and lip sync, and selects the best-fit text-to-video model for the task. The model uses the reference images and audio to guide character identity and lip movement throughout the scene.

Shot 2 — easyZorg suggested model for Text-to-Video · Maya awaits, Joe approaches · 10s · 16:9

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Shots 2 & 3 Combined — easyZorg suggested model for Text-to-Video · Entrance + church search · 15s · 16:9

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Review, Edit & Iterate

Review each generated clip against the storyboard. For any panel that needs fixing (e.g., a character entering rather than exiting), describe the correction to easyZorg alongside the existing storyboard image — it selects the best image editing model to update only that panel. For timing changes, update the storyboard labels in the same way, then ask easyZorg to regenerate only the affected video segment. Assemble the final 30-second scene in your video editor.

2Asset Gallery

All assets produced in this tutorial

Every image, video, and audio file generated using Easy Zorg throughout this tutorial.

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Swiss Church Prop Sheet — generated via easyZorg (4K) · unified exterior & interior set reference
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Swiss Church Prop Sheet — generated via easyZorg (4K) · unified exterior & interior set reference

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Joe — Ultra-Photorealistic Character Sheet — generated via easyZorg
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Joe — Ultra-Photorealistic Character Sheet — generated via easyZorg

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Maya — Character Sheet — generated via easyZorg
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Maya — Character Sheet — generated via easyZorg

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6-Panel Storyboard — Scene 1 · 30-second timing — generated via easyZorg (4K)
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6-Panel Storyboard — Scene 1 · 30-second timing — generated via easyZorg (4K)

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Shot 2 Dialogue — easyZorg suggested model for Multi-Speaker TTS · Maya (Firm) + Joe (Informative)

Shot 2 — easyZorg suggested model for Text-to-Video · Maya awaits, Joe approaches · 10s · 16:9

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Shots 2 & 3 Combined — easyZorg suggested model for Text-to-Video · Entrance + church search · 15s · 16:9

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Next Step

Apply what you learned — inside ZorgSocial

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