TOSHEO AI SKILLS

You bring the vision.
AI Skills bring the craft.

You do not need to know which camera angle, lighting setup or edit to ask for. Describe what you want to make. AI Skills give your AI Director the production know-how to plan what belongs in the scene, where it goes and how it should feel.

Story & pacingCamera & lightingVoice & captionsContinuity & rights

Start planning for free. Rendering follows scoped cost approval.

AI SKILL / ILLUSTRATIVE
Choose an illustrative skill example
YOU DESCRIBE THE INTENTION

Make her realisation feel private and uneasy.

Fictional Anaya and Kabir scene beside a train at night, used to explain production direction

Proposed 9:16 composition / subject and caption space.

THE AI SKILL ADDS THE DIRECTION

Camera
Eye-level close-up; hold as recognition changes.
Placement
Keep her eyes in the upper third and the keepsake readable.
Lighting
Use the station practicals as a motivated side light.

Fictional examples and illustrative artwork. Switching examples shows prepared direction, not a live generation or an approved production.

TOSHEO AI SKILLS

Meet the skills behind the scene.

Explore the craft your AI Director can apply to your production. Choose a skill to see what it takes in, what it decides and what it passes into the next stage.

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Fictional Anaya and Kabir scene on a rainy station platform, illustrating cinematic production craft01 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Story & direction

Cliffhangers

An ending with somewhere to go next.

An ending beat, a proposed cut point and a next-episode payoff.
Fictional Anaya and Kabir scene on a rainy station platform, illustrating cinematic production craft02 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Story & direction

Character bible

A cast with more than a good first frame.

Character sheets covering appearance, voice, relationships and story state.
Illustrative creative workspace with story panels and scene references03 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Story & direction

Beat sheet

A connected arc before you write every scene.

Episode-level hooks, turning points, endings and payoff dependencies.
Fictional Anaya and Kabir scene on a rainy station platform, illustrating cinematic production craft04 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Camera & sound

Vertical shot lists

The right frame for the moment you mean.

Shot choices, camera angles, subject placement and lighting direction for a vertical frame.
Illustrative picture and sound finishing suite with a cinematic mountain scene05 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Camera & sound

Voice direction

A performance direction behind every line.

Voice traits, emotional direction, pronunciation notes and language-review cues.
Fictional production review with scene references and an episode planning wall06 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Production checks

Continuity

The details should remember the scene before.

A continuity checklist, specific warnings and scoped repair suggestions.
Illustrative storyboard panel showing framing and character placement around a keepsake07 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Camera & sound

Storyboarding

See the direction before you fund the render.

Storyboard panels with framing, camera movement, light and timing notes.
Fictional Anaya and Kabir scene on a rainy station platform, illustrating cinematic production craft08 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Camera & sound

Captions

Words placed where the story can still breathe.

Caption timing, readable line breaks, placement guidance and track-specific review notes.
Fictional cafe campaign artwork with unbranded green product packaging09 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Production checks

Rights clearance

Know which permissions need an answer.

An organised rights checklist with missing information and affected work identified.
Illustrative picture and sound finishing suite with a cinematic mountain scene10 / AI SKILLIllustrative artwork
Story & direction

Retention editing

A cut with purpose from opening to ending.

Suggestions for the opening beat, edit rhythm, reaction holds and ending transition.

FROM INTENTION TO DIRECTION

You do not have to speak production.

Say what the scene should achieve in your own words. The AI Skill translates that intention into craft decisions your AI Director can carry into the plan, storyboard and production.

  1. 01

    Describe the result.

    A feeling, a scene, a character or a campaign objective. Start with what you want the audience to experience.

  2. 02

    Let the skill work out the craft.

    It prepares the relevant choices: where to place the subject, how to frame and light it, what to hear and when to cut.

  3. 03

    Carry the direction into production.

    Your AI Director applies the skill within your creative canon, selected format and production scope.

Review creative preparation yourself, or use Auto mode for the story and asset preparation you choose to delegate. Rights clearance, rendering costs and final delivery retain their approval requirements.

TOSHEO AI SKILLS

Describe the scene.
Let your AI Director work out the craft.

Start with an idea, a story brief or a campaign. AI Skills help turn the intention into a considered production plan.

Start planning for free. Rendering follows scoped cost approval.