# @evijanjohn on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/DZdbMJQEm2F
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- **Posted:** 2026-06-11T20:55:07.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Evijan Watson (@evijanjohn) — https://gondola.cc/evijanjohn

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Been testing different storyboard workflows with invideo Agent one. 

I tried a few methods — pencil storyboard, realistic storyboard, and a couple different variations just to see how each one would translate.

One thing I thought was really cool is how I could talk with Agent one and it would lock in a lot of the context from the storyboard — the characters, the locations, and even some of the camera language. That part was honestly really interesting to see.

My biggest takeaway: storyboards are actually really useful.

They’re great for building direction, testing ideas, and seeing how a scene could possibly move before fully committing to final renders. If you don’t fully know what you want yet, a storyboard can help generate a visual path and give you a better idea of where the piece could go.

I’ve also noticed storyboards work extremely well for animated or 3D-style pieces. It almost makes the process feel easy because the system can follow the visual beats a lot cleaner. With realistic renders, it still struggles a bit more, especially when it comes to keeping everything precise, but it’s working — and it’s definitely getting better.

I still think if you want something super precise and polished, individual frames are probably the stronger route. You get more control over the exact composition, character placement, and final look.

But for pre-production, concepts, testing, and even social media pieces, the storyboard method is really powerful.

Here are some samples from today’s tests.

If you want to try Agent one today, comment “story” and I’ll send you a guide on how to use it.

#agentone #invideo #seedance2 #tutorial #prompt

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