video-production

# video-production **Core principle: control is everything.** Every guard-rail you put in front of the engine is drift you do not pay for later. Lock the shape, the cast, the location and the words before spending, then gate every clip on evidence rather than impression. This skill covers **composing gflow into a finished video**. It does not restate the command surface — that is the [`gflow-cli` skill](../gflow-cli/SKILL.md), which owns per-command syntax, flags and single-shot recipes. Load that one for "how do I call `t2v`", this one for "how do I turn a script into a film that holds together". ## How to read the claims in this skill Every non-obvious statement is tagged. **This is one calibrated approach, not the only one.** Other people drive this engine with techniques not tracked here; absence from this document means untested, never forbidden. | Tag | Meaning | You may | |---|---|---| | **[CONSTRAINT]** | the engine refuses, fails, or silently drops the request | not deviate | | **[CALIBRATED]** | measured here, sample size and conditions stated | deviate with evidence | | **[CONVENTION]** | one shape that works; alternatives exist | deviate freely | | **[UNEXPLORED]** | known to exist, not tested here | try it, then add a task | ## When NOT to use this skill A single clip with no continuity requirement, one image, or a pure command-syntax question — use the `gflow-cli` skill. Editing or grading existing footage — this is generation, not post. Any engine that i...