從劇本到分鏡表與鏡頭清單，搭配 NOLGIA Agent

INT. LOCKSMITH KIOSK, NIGHT. Rain. A tiny kiosk lit by one bare tungsten bulb. MARA, twenties, cuts keys with steady hands. A YOUNG MAN in a soaked suit slides a photograph of a key across the counter. No key, just the photo. She studies it. She cuts one from memory. He tries it in the kiosk's own door. It opens. She was expecting him.

Turn this short script into a storyboard. First write a numbered shot list as a table with these columns: shot, size (wide, medium, close up, insert), camera move, who is in frame, action, seconds. Keep it to six shots. Then generate exactly one storyboard frame per shot, six frames in total, 16:9, on the Nano Banana 2.1 image model, one image per request. Use the same written description of Mara and of the young man in every frame prompt so the frames read as one story: Mara is a woman in her mid twenties with a sleek black chin-length bob, round steel glasses, small silver hoops and a dark green work apron over an oversized black leather jacket; the young man is in his twenties, with dark wavy hair plastered down by the rain, in a soaked charcoal check suit and an open-collared cream shirt. The kiosk is lit by one bare tungsten bulb, warm against the blue rain outside. Photoreal, cinematic, rain, night, no readable text or signs anywhere. Do not make any video. Do not upscale. When the six frames are done, reply with the shot list table and one line per frame saying what it shows.