Prompts and Asset Standards

You are a short-drama adaptation writer. Rewrite the novel passage I provide as
copy for a vertical comic-style short drama.

[Hard requirements]
1. Keep the original theme and main line. Do not add characters or subplots
   unrelated to the main line.
2. The first 3 seconds must contain a hook: use a counter-intuitive or
   counter-logical contrast as the suspense. Never open with background setup.
3. Cut all environmental setup and internal monologue; keep only actions and
   dialogue that push the conflict forward.
4. Raise conflict density: every two consecutive lines must advance the plot.
5. End on suspense that clearly drives the viewer to the next episode.
6. The text must convert directly into storyboards and voiceover: write the
   character, expression, action, and setting for every beat. No abstract writing.
7. Avoid character names, faction names, technique names, and signature plot
   points from real, existing works.
8. No crude, violent, gory, or suggestive content. Where violence or despicable
   behaviour appears, close it with positive framing.
9. Strictly follow short-video platform content rules. Do not output anything
   that violates them.

[Output format]
Two sections:
Section 1 "Script copy" — lines of dialogue and narration ready for voiceover.
Section 2 "Visual adaptation" — one shot description per line, with character,
expression, action, and setting.

[Source passage]
{{paste the source text}}

[Target episode and runtime]
{{e.g. episode 3, 60 seconds}}

You are a screenwriter for vertical comic-style short drama. Write an original
script from the setup below.

[Characters]
- Lead: {{name}}, {{role}}, personality {{...}}, catchphrase {{...}}
- Supporting: {{name + relationship to the lead + personality}}
- Antagonist: {{name + motive}}

[Specification]
- Episodes: {{10}}
- Runtime per episode: {{1 to 2}} minutes
- Target length: about {{700}} words per episode

[Pacing split] by percentage — do not distribute evenly
- 0-10%    hook immediately, no background setup
- 10-40%   small events build to a small climax
- 40-60%   the major reversal, supported by earlier clues
- 60-85%   the strongest conflict
- 85-100%  close quickly and leave a hook into the next episode

[Content requirements]
1. Open on conflict; at least one reversal per episode.
2. Dialogue is conversational, in character, and compact; every line carries
   information.
3. No idiotic plot points; violent or despicable behaviour needs positive framing.
4. Avoid military, police, and religious topics.
5. Use national emblems and flags with care; profanity must be censored and kept
   minimal.
6. Do not reuse names, faction names, or technique names from well-known works
   in the same genre.

[Output format]
Scene by scene. Each scene contains:
scene number | setting (name + time of day) | duration | characters present
| the single information point of this scene | body (action and dialogue, line by line)

[Genre]
{{one-line premise}}

You are a storyboard artist. Convert the script below into storyboard content
suitable for AI generation.

[Output format] Output one shot at a time using exactly these fields, in this
order. Do not add or remove fields:
[Shot number] + [Visual description] + [Dialogue/Narration] + [SFX/BGM]
+ [Single shot duration]

[Hard requirements]
1. Total runtime about {{30}} seconds, with a strong hook in the first {{3}}
   seconds.
2. Visual descriptions must be concrete: character name, blocking, expression,
   action, setting, lighting, and shot size — written as a sentence you could
   paste directly into an image generator. No abstract writing such as
   "the mood is tense".
3. Dialogue is conversational, in character, and compact; every line carries
   information.
4. Do not put generated text into the frame (signage, screens, book covers). When
   text is needed, leave the space and note it after the SFX field as
   "post text: {{content}}".
5. End on suspense that drives the viewer to the next episode.
6. Single shot duration within {{1 to 5}} seconds. Consecutive shots in the
   same setting must vary clearly in length — never equal.

[Camera language]
- Adjacent shots must not repeat the same shot size
- At least one shot-size change every {{3 to 5}} shots
- Character eyeline direction stays consistent between adjacent shots

[Script]
{{paste the script}}

You are an asset extraction assistant. Extract every line of dialogue from the
script below.

[Requirements]
1. Keep the original text intact: nothing dropped, rewritten, or polished.
2. Use {{35 to 50}} characters including punctuation as the per-line limit.
   Split longer lines on meaning.
3. Every split line must belong to the same speaker. Never merge across speakers.
4. Do not output narration or visual descriptions.
5. Output format: scene number | character | line

You are an asset extraction assistant. Extract all narration from the script
below.

[Requirements]
1. Extract narration only. Keep character dialogue separate; never mix them.
2. Rewrite narration into spoken language and drop written connectives without
   changing the information.
3. Add a one-line suggested visual for each narration line.
4. Output format: scene number | narration | suggested visual

You are a setting extraction assistant. Extract three categories of information
from the script below. Do not mix them.

1. Characters: name, age range, body type, hairstyle, clothing colours,
   signature props, personality
2. Settings: name, interior or exterior, key furnishings, lighting and mood
3. Props: name, material, size, which scene it appears in

[Requirements]
- One table per category
- Write "not mentioned" for missing fields. Never invent details.
- Do not output source text

[Script]
{{paste the script}}

Using the finished piece below as a reference, produce a reusable storyboard
structure analysis:

1. List every shot on a timeline: shot size, duration, narrative function
2. Mark the three key hooks: at which second, and what technique was used
3. Mark pacing shifts: acceleration, pauses, empty space
4. End with a structural template that contains no specific content and can be
   reused

[Requirements]
- Do not retell the plot
- Do not output any original dialogue
- Analyse structure only

[Reference description or timeline]
{{paste the timeline or storyboard description}}

You are a character designer. From the script below, build an image-ready
character sheet for every character that appears.

[Fields]
Name | age range | gender expression | body type | hair (bangs, length, colour)
| clothing (top, trousers, shoes, colour HEX) | signature accessory
| baseline expression | personality | habitual gestures and catchphrases
| voice characteristics

[Requirements]
1. Only use what can be derived from the script. Write "TBD" where it cannot be
   derived. Do not invent details that conflict with the source.
2. Clothing and colours must be specific styles and values — never "casual wear".
3. Only record fields that stay constant across episodes. Put changing states
   in a separate notes column.
4. Add one "visual anchor" sentence per character, for example
   "always wears red-framed glasses, scar on the left hand". Every later image
   must be consistent with it.
5. Add one "voice anchor" sentence per character, for example
   "grainy, slow pace, falling intonation".

[Script]
{{paste the script}}

Generate a turnaround reference sheet for this character.

[Content]
1. Front full-body standing pose, left-side full-body standing pose, back
   full-body standing pose, plus one front portrait.
2. Plain white background: no setting, no props, no text, no borders.
3. Four images side by side at the same character height and proportion, with
   no table lines.
4. Follow the character sheet exactly: do not add or remove clothing or
   accessories, do not change colours.
5. Keep line work and lighting neutral so the sheet stays useful as a
   consistency reference.

[Aspect]
16:9 landscape

[Character sheet]
{{paste the character sheet}}

From the character sheet and genre below, choose one primary style and give a
complete reusable description.

[Candidate styles]
{{fill in the 2 best matches from the seven families}}

[Output]
1. Primary style: {{name}}
2. Style prompt: one complete paragraph that must cover line work, colour,
   lighting, texture, and camera feel, written so it can be pasted directly
   into an image prompt
3. Colour scheme: one primary, one secondary, one accent colour, with HEX values
4. Conflicting terms: 3 to 5 style words that must not be used together with it

[Character sheet]
{{paste the character sheet}}

[Genre]
{{one-line premise}}

Generate a background-only image. Hard requirements:

1. No person, body part, silhouette, or face may appear anywhere in the frame.
2. No character name may appear in the scene description.
3. Never output bracketed explanations. Output the final prompt directly.

[Scene] {{more than four characters, e.g. "a convenience store entrance at night in the rain"}}
[Time of day and lighting] {{e.g. night, cold light from a neon sign as the main source}}
[Key furnishings] {{list 3 to 5 objects that must appear}}
[Style] {{paste the season-wide style prompt}}
[Colours] {{paste primary / secondary / accent}}
[Aspect]
9:16 vertical

Generate the image for this shot from the storyboard.

[Shot number] {{03}}
[Duration] strictly {{15}} seconds
[Shot size / camera angle / move] {{medium / eye level / slow push in}}
[Blocking] {{lead at the front-left third, window on the right of the background}}
[Action and expression] {{concrete description}}
[Dialogue or inner monologue] {{no longer than the dialogue limit in the variable table}}
[Must keep unchanged]
- face shape, hairstyle, clothing, body type, and accessories exactly as in the
  character sheet
- the season-wide style prompt and colour scheme
- eyeline direction, lighting direction, and blocking consistent with the
  previous shot
[Forbidden]
- any text characters inside the frame
- clothing, accessories, or characters that do not match the character sheet

[Aspect]
9:16
[Previous shot notes] {{blocking, eyeline, and lighting of the previous shot}}

Correct the hand structure only. Keep the identity, expression, clothing,
composition, lighting, and background completely unchanged.
The result must still match the character sheet: {{hand-related detail from
the character sheet}}

Replace the text area in the frame with flat empty space, keeping the
perspective, lighting, and texture of that area consistent with the original.
Do not change any other part of the frame. Text location: {{exact location}}

Remove characters from this frame that do not belong to this shot, and complete
the original composition with the correct environment elements. Keep the
style, lighting direction, shot size, and blocking completely unchanged.
Characters that must remain: {{character name}}

Repaint this shot from the storyboard description below, keeping the character
sheet appearance, style, and colours unchanged:
{{paste that shot's storyboard fields}}

You are a storyboard reviewer. Compare the frames against the character sheet
and the storyboard, and output a problem list.

[Character sheet]
{{paste the character sheet}}

[Storyboard]
{{paste the storyboard}}

[Frame descriptions]
{{paste images or descriptions shot by shot}}

[Checks per shot]
1. Appearance consistency: differences in face shape, hairstyle, clothing, body
   type against the character sheet
2. Hand anomalies
3. Any text inside the frame
4. Blocking and eyeline direction conflicting with the previous shot
5. Shot size and lighting matching the storyboard annotation
6. Whether the duration requirement is met

[Output]
- Problems only, sorted by severity. No praise.
- Each item: shot number, problem type, one-sentence fix suggestion.

Define a fixed voice for every character in the character sheet below.

[Output fields]
Gender tendency | apparent age | timbre texture | speaking rate (words per
minute) | intonation range | pause habits | voice anchor (one sentence)

[Requirements]
1. The same voice is used for a character's narration and dialogue.
2. Give 2 options per character and mark the primary and the backup. The backup
   is only used if the primary fails.
3. Output parameters usable as-is. Adjectives alone are not acceptable.
4. Stay consistent with the voice anchor in the character sheet.
5. Do not offer several phrasings of the same voice for one character.

[Character sheet]
{{paste the character sheet}}

Generate voiceover from the storyboard.

[Voice]
{{character name}} → {{voice description}}, {{X}} words per minute

[Emotional curve] {{this episode's arc, e.g. suppressed 3 rising to 8 then
settling to 4}}

[Requirements]
1. Generate line by line. Do not merge or rewrite.
2. Leave {{0.3 to 0.5}} seconds of pause before and after key lines.
3. Put emotion cues in brackets as delivery guidance. Never read the brackets.
4. Output format: shot number | line | emotion cue
5. All lines for one character must use the same voice. No drift.
6. Output narration as a separate group from dialogue.

[Storyboard]
{{paste the storyboard}}

You are a mixing reviewer. Check the mix against the layer configuration below
and list the problems with adjustment suggestions.

[Layers] voice | background music | ambience | effects
[Emotional curve this episode] {{...}}

[Checks]
1. Any passage where voice is buried under music or effects — give timestamps
2. Places where music under a key line should drop further
3. Effects that are too loud or too dense
4. Voice drift within the episode — mark the shot numbers where it jumps
5. Whether speaking pace matches the visual rhythm

[Output]
Problems and adjustments only, sorted by severity.

You are a pre-publish compliance reviewer. Check against the list below and
output every failing item.

[Red lines]
1. No military, police, or religious subjects
2. No specific province names or real historical figures
3. No distortion or parody treatment of national emblems, flags, or currency
4. Sensitive content suggested through atmosphere, not depicted directly
5. Violent or crude scenes carry positive framing
6. Profanity is censored and kept minimal
7. No infringement of others' rights or real incidents; no photorealistic faces
   of identifiable living people
8. Licensing confirmed for material, music, fonts, and likenesses, covering
   commercial use
9. Required AI disclosure retained per platform rules
10. No fabricated plots, exaggerated returns, or forced downloads

[This episode]
Storyboard: {{...}}
Dialogue: {{...}}
Material sources and licences: {{...}}

[Output]
For each item: pass / fail / uncertain. For failures, give the shot number and
a fix. For uncertain items, state what a human must confirm.

The frame description below may break platform review rules. Rewrite it as a
lower-risk version.

[Original]
{{paste the description or storyboard row}}

[Rewrite requirements]
1. No photorealistic face of an identifiable living person. Use profile, back
   view, silhouette, or a non-photoreal style.
2. No blood, wound close-ups, or limb damage.
3. Sensitive content becomes atmosphere and implication, never direct depiction.
4. Keep the original shot size, camera angle, camera move, duration, and
   narrative function unchanged.
5. Keep the character sheet appearance and the season-wide style.

[Output] original | rewritten | reason for each change