Professional Anime Cinematic Storyboard
A highly detailed prompt for generating a professional 9-panel anime storyboard, featuring complex character actions, camera directions, and a Makoto Shinkai-inspired aesthetic.

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A professional anime feature-film storyboard (16:9), titled "{argument name="title" default="天空之击"}", with the subtitle "{argument name="subtitle" default="战士与圣石"}". Clean pale-beige background, rounded rectangular panels arranged in a three-column grid, 9 scenes in total. Each scene panel shows: an orange "Scene XX" label, a timecode, and a scene title, followed by two side-by-side frames labeled "Start Frame" → "End Frame", connected by a white arrow, with annotations below (camera/dialogue/effects/action). Art style: clean cartoon rendering, {argument name="art style" default="Makoto Shinkai × Studio Trigger, × Attack on Titan"} — soft anime-style lighting, three-dimensional clouds, warm golden sunlight, cinematic wide-angle shots, dynamic action poses, rich sky-blue and emerald-green tones, accented with brass and copper. Scenes to depict: 1. Wide shot — a majestic steampunk airship with brass propellers and billowing sails, piercing through a sea of cumulus clouds high in the sky (slow drone push-in) 2. Low-angle close-up of a female warrior's boots and crossed legs hanging over the airship's wooden railing, hair blowing in the wind (static → slight upward tilt) 3. Bird's-eye view looking down past the railing: a vast emerald valley, a winding river, and a small medieval thatched-roof village in the distance (vertigo zoom) 4. Inside the airship's bridge — the pirate captain, wearing a tricorn hat and a long coat, holds up a holy stone slightly larger than an egg that glows blue, his face lit with a dazzling cyan light (medium shot → push in on the stone) 5. A crew member on deck spots the intruder — a stubble-faced pirate raises a brass medieval-style revolver and points it at her, while the others turn around in shock (two shots → follow the aim) 6. Extreme close-up of the bullet in flight, spinning through the air with motion blur and a trail of smoke, heading toward the railing (bullet-time tracking shot) 7. The railing — empty. There's nothing where she was standing; the bullet passes through the air (quick cut, static noise) 8. The female warrior gracefully does a moonsault in midair, against a bright sky, her hair and cloak trailing with the motion (slow motion, wide → close) 9. Landing shot — she lands silently behind the shooter, crouched low, hand on her sword hilt, while the pirate turns around and freezes in shock mid-motion (low angle → standoff). The bottom section includes: a "Key Characters" row with 4 character portraits (the female warrior, the pirate captain, the shooter pirate, and a crew member); a "Tone & Direction" box (dynamic action, wind and cloud particles, Ghibli-style wonder combined with a samurai's intense emotion); a "Music & SFX Plan" timeline (ambient wind → tense strings → gunshot → → silence); and a "Technical Specs" box (30 seconds, 16:9 1920×1080, 24fps, full color, mp4 H.264). Layout: a clean infographic, thin borders, pastel-colored grid, highly detailed anime key visuals within each frame, professional production-document aesthetic.
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| If the result… | Why | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| The result drifts from the preview | Too many fields changed at once. | Reuse Professional Anime Cinematic Storyboard as-is first, then change one group — subject, light, or setting. |
| The model over-stylizes the scene | The prose prompt leaves finish and camera underspecified. | Add one camera or lighting sentence and stay on GPT Image 2. |
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