Paper Stop-Motion Workflow

Synced from the ChatCut Skill catalog · Updated August 25, 2026

Study the visual language of a paper stop-motion reference, then build an original film with new characters, scenes, and shots. Create stills, animation, narration, music, and paper-cut transitions while keeping the final ChatCut timeline editable.

What this Skill does

Analyze a reference video and build an original paper stop-motion production workflow for ChatCut. Use when the user wants to extract and study frames from a local or public video, recreate its handcrafted layered-paper visual language without copying its characters or shots, generate GPT Image still prompts, create image-to-video prompts for ChatCut Omni, write a timed Chinese narration plan, generate BGM, and assemble an editable ChatCut timeline with paper-cut transitions and camera-motion keywords.

Use this Skill when

The user wants to study a local or public reference video and turn its general paper-craft visual language into a new original paper stop-motion video workflow in ChatCut.

What the package contains

7 workflow steps

The ordered procedure the agent works through, from the material you hand it to the finished timeline.

7 operating rules

Constraints it holds to along the way, so the result stays predictable instead of drifting mid-edit.

7 quality checks

What it verifies before calling the work done — the pass you would otherwise run yourself.

3 defined inputs

The footage, references, and decisions this workflow expects from you up front.

How to run it

Open this Skill in ChatCut and it loads into the project you are working in. From there you describe the job in your own words — the Skill supplies the procedure, so you do not have to spell out each step, and you can redirect it at any point without starting over.

Changelog

Updated August 25, 2026 — synced from the ChatCut Skill catalog. No revisions recorded before this one.