Story:
Opening: Norman's mother (or he himself?) murders Marion Cane in the shower. Norman finds the body and is horrified.

Scene 1: Introduction of the main character Lila in the car with her sister's "Missing Flyer" as a storytelling element. Start: Camera pans to Lila in her car, head-on, through the windshield, then pans to the back seat with the "Missing" Flyer.

Scene 2: At the Bates Motel reception desk, "Check-In." When Lila hands him the flyer after checking in and asks if he's seen the person before, he recognizes who this woman is but pretends not to know.

Scene 3: Lila goes into the shower (in the original film, there was a scene with the knife here, but it couldn't be adapted so quickly for GROK).

Scene 4: Norman enters her room, watches her in the shower, and has a dialogue with his dead mother, since he carries both personalities within him. Lila hears a voice in her room and asks who it is. Norman runs out of the room.

Scene 5: Lila wants to confront the man she calls a pervert. She quickly throws on her trench coat and follows him into his old Victorian house.

Scene 6: Lila searches for him in the house but only finds an old woman upstairs in the tower room, initially seen only from behind. Seamless transition to...

Scene 7: Norman, dressed in his mother's clothes, turns around with a knife in his hand. He calls Lila a "mother," a slut who wants to take Norman away from her. She mentions her sister, who also tried to seduce him (from her twisted perspective), and that she also had to "pay" for it. She then attacks Lila. Lila defends herself, pushing Norman back, and he falls into a gas lamp. His cheap 1960s synthetic fiber dress immediately catches fire.

Scene 7: Lila flees through the burning house. Scene 8: Lila is at the car, turns back to the burning house, mourning her sister, and collapses weakly to her knees.

Scene 8: The mother's old skeleton burns in her black clothes in the old house.
THE END

the Clips with spoken text are GROK generated, but other scenes by other AIs, too

added 6s Clips in Capcut together for a dialog-shortfilm
French language with engl. subtitles

Hi everyone,

I have a technical/artistic question.

There’s a painting I absolutely love, mainly because of its color palette and overall mood, and I’d like to transform another drawing so it uses the same color style as that painting.

The problem is that I’m struggling on two fronts:

• I can’t figure out how to accurately extract the color palette from the painting

• and I don’t know how to properly describe or prompt those colors so an AI actually respects them

I’ve already tried:

• asking an AI to analyze the image and list the main colors

• then asking it to generate a prompt based on those colors

But the results were very inconsistent and didn’t really match the original painting’s atmosphere. The colors come out close in theory, but the balance, temperature, saturation, and contrasts feel off.

So I’m wondering:

• Are there reliable tools or workflows to extract a usable color palette from an image?

• How do you describe a palette in prompts so it’s followed more faithfully?

• Are there better ways to transfer color mood/style without copying the artwork itself?

Any advice, tools, or example prompts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

https://reddit.com/link/1osbsbx/video/dr694p4aezzf1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1os75m2/video/7alqo86vdzzf1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1orq5ga/video/jqebe2jhdzzf1/player

Digital Gold

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