The Scribble to Cinematic Establishing Shot workflow converts a rough scribbled sketch or composition layout into a detailed establishing shot, complete with lighting, atmosphere, and cinematic depth.
This enables directors and VFX teams to quickly visualize key shots early in pre-production, reducing iteration time in concept development.
If you see a message indicating that no model is selected: 1) If you have permissions to add models, click the Edit button next to the workflow title, 2) Locate the node that requires a model and select an appropriate SDXL model in the dropdown, 3) If you don’t have permission to manage models, contact your system administrator or the person who manages models in your account to ensure the right models are available.
Workflows are designed as starting points, not as one-click solutions that always produce a perfect result. Some images may have artifacts, imperfections, or need further refinement. Use the Canvas tool to iterate and refine your image further. Check out our Getting Started Series and YouTube channel for more tips on achieving the results you want.
These workflows primarily run on SDXL models, so general SDXL prompting techniques apply. Keep prompts clear and descriptive. Avoid overly long or complex instructions—concise prompts often yield better results. Check out our prompting guides for more insights.
These workflows are structured around SDXL, so you can use any SDXL model or fine-tune. We’ve tested them with Juggernaut, but they should work with other SDXL-compatible models. If you experience issues, consider switching to a different SDXL model or adjusting workflow settings.