Lately I’ve been running into a problem when trying to plan out visual ideas — especially anything that involves multiple scenes or transitions.

I can usually imagine a single moment pretty clearly, but when it comes to how everything connects (camera movement, timing, flow between shots), it gets a lot harder.

It feels like there’s always a gap between the idea in my head and how it would actually look as a full sequence.

So recently I started experimenting with rough video drafts just to “think visually” before building anything properly.

Mainly things like:
- testing how different shots connect
- trying camera movement ideas
- exploring pacing between scenes
- seeing if a concept actually works visually

I tried using this tool for a few experiments, and it was actually pretty useful for this kind of early-stage thinking.

It’s not really about generating a final video — more like helping structure ideas so they make sense before committing to them.

What surprised me is that it handled multi-shot flow and consistency better than I expected, especially when trying to keep scenes connected.

Curious how others approach this — do you sketch things out first, or just build directly from the idea?

https://www.wan2-7.org