quicksketcherz
UserThree Claude Code skills for learning storyboarding through timed practice sessions — observation (Phase 1), sequence memory (Phase 2), and script-to-boards directing (Phase 3).
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phase1-storyboarding
Run a Phase 1 storyboarding session for the "Storyboarding as Choreography" practice — conduct an observation session step-by-step from start to finish, where the user studies a 30–90 second sequence from real media and sketches compositions plus an original freestyle frame in a tight window, then annotates and shares using commentary lenses. Use this skill whenever the user says "lets do phase 1", "phase 1 session", "run phase 1", "phase 1 round", asks for a Phase 1 brief, asks for help picking or trimming a sequence to study, or otherwise signals they're starting a Phase 1 storyboarding round. Trigger on any of those even when the user doesn't explicitly say "skill" or "phase 1 storyboarding skill." This skill walks the user through every timed step so they don't have to keep the template open.
phase2-storyboarding
Run a Phase 2 storyboarding session for the "Storyboarding as Choreography" practice — conduct a sequence-study session step-by-step from start to finish, where the user studies a 30–90 second clip from real media and draws it from memory across three timed passes. Use this skill whenever the user says "lets do phase 2", "phase 2 session", "run phase 2", "phase 2 round", asks for a Phase 2 brief, asks for help picking or trimming a sequence to study, or otherwise signals they're starting a Phase 2 storyboarding round. Trigger on any of those even when the user doesn't explicitly say "skill" or "phase 2 storyboarding skill." This skill walks the user through every timed step so they don't have to keep the template open.
phase3-storyboarding
Run a Phase 3 storyboarding session for the "Storyboarding as Choreography" practice — generate a 1-story-beat script (action lines only, no dialogue) from a planning Q&A and conduct the session step-by-step from start to finish, including two Pitch + Notes exchanges modeled on the Pixar Braintrust. Use this skill whenever the user says "lets do phase 3", "phase 3 session", "run phase 3", "phase 3 round", asks for a Phase 3 brief, supplies a photo of finished Phase 2 panels and asks for a continuation script, or otherwise signals they're starting a Phase 3 storyboarding round. Trigger on any of those even when the user doesn't explicitly say "skill" or "phase 3 storyboarding skill." This skill writes the script AND walks the user through every timed step so they don't have to keep the template open.
phase4-storyboarding
Run a Phase 4 storyboarding session for the "Storyboarding as Choreography" practice — conduct an Intention-First session where the user picks a beat (via the storyboarding-beat-generator skill OR supplies their own source material), thumbnails boards to carry the feeling, performs a phone-camera Pitch + Notes session (camera as the pitcher's spark tool, recorded for scratch VO/dialogue/SFX/music assets), then runs three animatic passes with a 2nd Pitch + Notes between passes. Use this skill whenever the user says "lets do phase 4", "phase 4 session", "run phase 4", "phase 4 round", asks for a Phase 4 brief, asks for an Intention-First round, or otherwise signals they're starting a Phase 4 storyboarding round. Trigger on any of those even when the user doesn't explicitly say "skill" or "phase 4 storyboarding skill." This skill walks the user through every timed step so they don't have to keep the template open.
storyboarding-beat-generator
Generate single storyboard beats or short beat sequences for storyboarding practice in the Storyboarding as Choreography curriculum. Outputs a present-tense action line and a shift annotation — the smallest narrative unit a storyboard panel resolves. Use this whenever Johno asks for a beat, a sketching prompt, a scene moment, a panel prompt, or a starting point to sketch from — across Phase 1 (Observation), Phase 2 (Constraint Sketching), Phase 3 (Break Genre), or Phase 4 (Intention First). Trigger on phrases like "let's make a story beat", "give me a beat", "seed a sketch", "prompt for today's session", "beat for Phase 1/2/3/4", "story beat", "panel prompt", "scene moment for sketching", "generate a starting point", or any request to seed a sketching exercise with a beat to draw from.
session-log-companion
Comprehensive project session companion for documenting work sessions, creating knowledge logs when discovering or learning something, teaching agent preferences, and improving collaboration. Use when user says "start a session", "create session log", "summarize this session", "document this discovery", "create a knowledge log", "I want to improve how you work with me", "remember this preference", "let's continue", "continue from last session", "pick up where we left off", "what should I work on next", or any session/documentation-related request. Also trigger when user mentions being stuck, hitting an impasse, needing to understand concepts, or wanting to capture learnings.
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