Creating and Using Slug Lines in AutoAI Sheets
Objective
This SOP outlines the steps for creating and using slug lines to ensure background consistency in AutoAI sheets, enhancing the quality of generated prompts.
Key Steps
1. Understanding Slug Lines Slug lines are essential for maintaining background consistency in AutoAI sheets. They help clarify scene locations and times, reducing manual corrections.
2. Format of Slug Lines Use the following format: Scene Type: Interior or Exterior Location Name: Short location name (e.g., 'Exterior Wolf Pack Forest Clearing') Visual Description: One line, less than 25 words. Time of Day: Specify day, night, morning, evening, twilight, dusk, or dawn.
3. Writing Effective Slug Lines Ensure descriptions are concise and visual. Avoid camera angles or abstract scene descriptions. Include specific details only if they fit within the 25-word limit.
4. Example of a Slug Line Example: 'Interior Royal Park Mansion, Alpha King's Private Office. A vast room with polished blackwood furniture, high ceilings, and a floor-to-ceiling window filtering soft morning light.'
5. Adding Slug Lines in Scripts Insert slug lines every time a scene changes. Do not remove slug lines when recording audio with AutoAI.
6. Visual Representation of Slug Lines Slug lines will appear in the background column of the AutoAI sheet. Ensure they are correctly formatted to assist in generating accurate prompts.
7. Final Review of Slug Lines Review the slug lines to ensure they contribute to a clear and effective prompt. Cautionary Notes
Avoid excessive detail in slug lines to prevent prompt length issues. Ensure all slug lines are formatted correctly to avoid rejection by AIVO. Tips for Efficiency
Keep slug lines under 25 words for better prompt generation. Use consistent terminology for locations and times to streamline the process. Regularly review and update slug lines based on feedback and results.