• Scripting Guide

  Script Syntax Guide Use this guide while editing your LongStories script. The script reviewer uses the same checklist to grade your script, so a script that follows these rules will pass review. The editor highlights each element as you type — that's your fastest feedback loop: Sky blue — spoken text (narration and dialogue) Violet — speaker labels (not spoken) Green — valid visual beats (not spoken) Gray — break tags (not spoken) The rule of thumb: **anything highlPopular

• How to Turn Any Idea Into a Storyboard with LongStories

  How to Turn Any Idea Into a Storyboard with LongStories Who this is for Filmmakers, directors, and content creators who want to visually block out a story before committing to full animation — or anyone who needs to pitch an idea quickly. Overview Storyboarding before animating is standard practice in film and video production. LongStories brings that workflow into AI generation: describe your idea, set the animation level to Storyboard, and get a full visual shot breakdown in miFew readers

• Scripting Guide v2 (Current)

  A LongStories script is a simple text document. You write what the viewer sees and what they hear, and LongStories turns it into a finished video. Here is a complete script: ## Scene 1: The Bakery (8s) Early morning. Fog drifts past the windows of @Bakery. @Narrator: "Every morning, Mira was first in line." @Mira: "One of everything, please." {lipsync} ## Scene 2: The Golden Loaf (6s) @Grandpa slides @GoldenLoaf across the counter and winks. @Grandpa: "Baked this one just for yoFew readers