Script-to-Reel Cinematic Director solves this through a robust 30-node architecture within ElevenLabs Flows. It is built for filmmakers, brand creators, marketers, and educators who want to produce cinematic short-form reels without writing a single prompt for the underlying models.
The Template accepts three inputs: a structured XML-style script with four narrative sections (Hook 5s, Conflict 10s, Value 10s, CTA 5s), an avatar model sheet, and a product model sheet. From there, thirteen LLM nodes read the script, analyze the reference images, and generate optimized prompts for: Seedance 2.0 for video, ElevenLabs Voice for voice-over and narration, ElevenLabs Sound Effects for critical scene-defining sounds, and ElevenLabs Music for the synchronized instrumental score.
The composite node combines all assets with multi-track audio. Novice users get a finished reel they can download and post. Advanced users download the individual assets and assemble them in their preferred NLE (DaVinci Resolve, Premiere, Final Cut).
The Template is fully agnostic. Replace the script and the model sheets, and the same pipeline produces a new reel in any genre, for any brand, any narrative. Thriller, romance, horror, documentary, fantasy, action. The LLMs detect genre and tone from the script's EMOTIONAL_TARGET and SOUND_DESIGN fields, and adapt cinematography, voice delivery, sound design, and music accordingly.
Built for the community to scale high-end production.
Inputs (when defining the Template)
SCRIPT: structured 4-part script in XML format (HOOK, CONFLICT, VALUE, CTA)
AVATAR: character model sheet image (multiple angles, neutral pose, clean background recommended)
PRODUCT: product model sheet image (multiple angles, clean background, key details visible)
Outputs
Final 30-second cinematic reel (composite, ready to download and post)
Individual video clips per section (HOOK, CONFLICT, VALUE, CTA) for advanced editing
Voice-over audio tracks per section (if VO is present in the script)
Sound effects audio per section
Instrumental music score (30 seconds, synchronized)