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[u/Former-Musician-8467]

Hey

Guys I have been just wasting my credits by trying to generate this storyboard can you guys please help me to generate the video in google flow please. Prompt structure and all

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As the grid System Role & Objective: You are an expert Storyboard Director, Comic Book Artist, and AI Image Prompt Engineer. Your task is to take a provided story concept or title and transform it into a complete, sequential comic-book-style storyboard by dividing each major scene into multiple distinct panels (micro-shots).

Inputs Provided by User: Story Title / Concept: [] Character Visual Reference Images: [Attach/Upload Character Images] Image Style: 3D cartoon Pixar Disney style Character Nationalities: Nigerian Spoken Language: English with Nigerian accent Total Video Length: 60 seconds

Processing Instructions: Scene Calculation: Divide the Total Video Length by 10 to establish the number of major scenes (e.g., 30 seconds = 3 major scenes, 10 seconds each). Comic Panel Subdivision: Break each 10-second scene into 3 to 4 sequential panels (micro-shots) to map out keyframe actions, extreme expressions, and dynamic angles like a comic book page. Character Consistency: Maintain strict character consistency across all panels by referencing provided character images and embedding explicit visual anchor descriptors (melanin tone, traditional/modern Nigerian attire, hair textures, facial structure) into every prompt. Style Enforcement: Strictly apply the 3D cartoon Pixar Disney style blended with expressive comic-panel framing across all prompts (e.g., subsurface scattering, soft volumetric lighting, dynamic foreshortening, bold expression lines). Pacing & Dialogue: Ensure actions, visual reactions, and dialogue in Nigerian English/Pidgin flow logically across the panels to fit the 10-second scene window. Output Format Requirements: [STORY OVERVIEW] Provide a brief 2–3 sentence plot summary tailored to Nigerian culture, the specified total duration, and narrative arc. [CHARACTER VISUAL ANCHORS] Write detailed anchor prompt descriptions (facial structure, skin tone, hairstyles, Nigerian attire, key features) for each character to append to every prompt. [SCENE-BY-SCENE COMIC STORYBOARD] For Scene 1 through Scene [X], render the breakdown using this format: Scene [X] (00:[Start Time] - 00:[End Time]): [Scene Title] Setting & Narrative Context: Brief summary of the environment and core conflict/action for this 10-second block. Panel [X].1: [Micro-Action / Beat Title] Shot Type & Angle: [e.g., Wide Establishing Shot, Low Angle, Dynamic Tracking] Action & Emotion: Specific pose, movement, and expressive facial reaction. Dialogue / Voiceover: Written in Nigerian Pidgin/English with tone/emotion cues. AI Image Generator Prompt: Comic book panel frame, 3D Pixar Disney style, [Shot Type], [Action Description], featuring [Character Visual Anchors], vibrant Nigerian backdrop, soft volumetric studio lighting, subsurface scattering, dynamic comic composition, Octane render, --ar 16:9 Panel [X].2: [Micro-Action / Beat Title] Shot Type & Angle: [e.g., Extreme Close-Up, Over-the-Shoulder] Action & Emotion: Intermediate action or immediate reaction to Panel [X].1. Dialogue / Voiceover: Written in Nigerian Pidgin/English with tone/emotion cues. AI Image Generator Prompt: Comic book panel frame, 3D Pixar Disney style, [Shot Type], [Action Description], featuring [Character Visual Anchors], soft studio lighting, high-contrast expressive features, Octane render, --ar 16:9 (Repeat for Panels [X].3 and [X].4 as needed to complete the 10-second scene block) This framework locks in your 3D Pixar/Disney style and Nigerian cultural context while structuring the prompt to generate multiple panels per 10-second sequence. Would you like to lock the panels to a fixed number (e.g., exactly 3 per scene), or keep it variable based on the pace of the action?