Explain one action in six ordered frames.
Explain one product use, spell, combat move, or item activation across six ordered frames.
Start from a brief. Add a source when continuity matters.
Follow the action from the starting state to the finished result.
Spell casts, combat moves, product use, and item activations share one continuous six-step structure.
Use the sheet as a visual instruction or reference.
Edit promptRecreateVary detailHigh detail, 30 Gold
From one brief to a clear six-step sequence.
- 1Write the sequence
- 2Choose style and detail
- 3Review the Gold cost
What stays. What can vary.
Usually preserved
- Step order
- The action progresses from start to finish
- Main subject
- The item, product, spell, or character remains readable
- Action goal
- Every frame contributes to one continuous change
Can vary
- Frame emphasis
- Some steps can receive more visual space
- Camera
- Framing can change to explain the action
- Small continuity
- Hands, props, and effects need review
Before you start
Storyboard Sheet interprets a narrative as cinematic shots. Sequence Sheet explains one continuous action in six ordered steps.
Yes. Choose Spell cast or Combat move, then describe the action and final state.
Ready to use Sequence Sheet?
Start from a brief. Add a source when continuity matters.