I've gone back and forth on whether or not we should be covering these giant leaps in AI, but as they become so accessible that you can use them at home, I think we have an obligation to talk about them. And the latest of these leaps comes from Google Gemini Advanced, which debuted yesterday. The advanced is still $20 a month, but can do a lot of different things, including writing, image generation, and analysis of links and PDFs. The one that stood out to me was screenplay coverage. How to Use Google Gemini for Screenplay CoverageThe new Google Gemini update is an AI model that can analyze and summarize large amounts of text, including screenplays.Basically, you upload your pdf, and it then reacts to a prompt about it. The coverage prompt I used was basically, "Write screenplay coverage on this script, an grade it from one to 10 on its specific elements." But I actually got a more accurate reading when I used this detailed prompt: Analyze the following screenplay and provide comprehensive coverage, including: Logline: A one-sentence summary of the screenplay. Synopsis: A detailed summary of the plot, including major turning points. Character Breakdown: Descriptions of the main characters, their motivations, and arcs. Theme Analysis: Identification of the main themes and how they are explored in the script. Strengths: Key aspects of the screenplay that work well, such as dialogue, pacing, or originality. Weaknesses: Areas where the screenplay could be improved, such as plot holes, underdeveloped characters,...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 15 May