
Turn an idea or reference image into a cinematic prompt with shot timing, camera direction, character action, dialogue, and sound — ready to take into your AI video workflow.
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A curated example of a reference, a four-shot plan, and a complete prompt. This demonstrates the format, not a live generation or a guaranteed video result.

01 / Reference & brief
Two rivals meet in a rain-soaked alley. One carries a sealed case; the other has seconds to decide whether to trust them.
Reference artwork only — not a rendered frame from this prompt.
Track behind a courier entering the alley, a sealed metal case gripped in their right hand. A waiting rival steps beneath a flickering wall lamp, blocking the exit.
Push into a moving medium two-shot as the courier extends the case without releasing it. The rival catches the handle. Courier, quietly: ‘You came alone?’ Rival: ‘Did you?’
Arc around their joined hands as an approaching engine grows louder. Headlights sweep across the alley wall. Both turn toward the entrance; the rival pulls the courier behind a concrete pillar.
Track tightly beside them as they retreat into cover, carrying the case together. An unseen car brakes outside. Cut to black on the case latch clicking open, before its contents are visible.
THE LAST HANDOFF — 15-SECOND SCENE REFERENCE DIRECTION Use the supplied urban confrontation artwork as a mood and location reference, not as footage or an exact first frame. Create two original adult rivals. Preserve their faces, clothing, relative positions, and the case design across every shot. BRIEF Two rivals meet in a rain-soaked alley. One carries a sealed case; the other has seconds to decide whether to trust them. VISUAL PLAN 16:9, grounded live-action thriller. Night, wet pavement, restrained cool shadows and a warm practical wall lamp. Courier: dark raincoat, sealed metal case in right hand. Rival: light utility jacket, empty hands at the start. Courier enters from frame left; rival waits frame right. Keep the alley entrance behind the courier and the concrete pillar to their right. Natural proportions, realistic rain and reflections; no logos, captions, or title cards. SHOT SEQUENCE 00:00–00:04 | Establish the exchange Track behind a courier entering the alley, a sealed metal case gripped in their right hand. A waiting rival steps beneath a flickering wall lamp, blocking the exit. 00:04–00:08 | Make the choice Push into a moving medium two-shot as the courier extends the case without releasing it. The rival catches the handle. Courier, quietly: ‘You came alone?’ Rival: ‘Did you?’ 00:08–00:12 | Change the stakes Arc around their joined hands as an approaching engine grows louder. Headlights sweep across the alley wall. Both turn toward the entrance; the rival pulls the courier behind a concrete pillar. 00:12–00:15 | Leave an open question Track tightly beside them as they retreat into cover, carrying the case together. An unseen car brakes outside. Cut to black on the case latch clicking open, before its contents are visible. CAMERA & EDITING 35mm perspective for the opening, 50mm for the exchange and closing detail. Motivated tracking, push-in, and arc movements only; maintain the same side of the action axis. Cut on the case handoff and the turn toward the headlights. No slow motion or unrelated inserts. SOUND & PERFORMANCE Continuous rain and distant city ambience. Wet footsteps, raincoat movement, a soft metal handle creak, approaching engine, tire stop, then a distinct latch click. No music. Keep both short lines natural and audible above the ambience; visible speakers match their lines. Play guarded trust through grip tension, eye contact, and the decision to take cover together. CONTINUITY The case remains closed until the final sound cue, passes into a shared grip during shot two, and stays with both characters through the retreat. No new characters appear. End at exactly 15 seconds with the contents unrevealed.
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