Cinematic Dance Routine Storyboard
A comprehensive 21-panel storyboard prompt for a teenage dancer's performance, styled after high-end sports campaign aesthetics.

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Create a cinematic {argument name="grid size" default="21-panel storyboard grid"} (3 columns × 7 rows) in a single image, styled like a professional sports photography sequence. Each panel is numbered 1–21 in the top-left corner with a bold white caption at the bottom in uppercase sans-serif text. The subject is a {argument name="subject" default="teenage female dancer"} (approximately 16–17 years old) performing a powerful {argument name="dance style" default="contemporary/hip-hop fusion"} routine on a dramatic stage with dark atmospheric lighting, spotlight beams, and bokeh crowd in the background. Cinematic color grade: deep blacks, warm amber highlights, motion blur on fast movements. Each frame feels like a high-budget editorial sports photography shot. Panel sequence: FIRST BREATH — She stands center stage, eyes closed, head down, hands relaxed at sides THE BUILD — Slow chest rise, arms beginning to lift outward, tension in the body EYES OPEN — Extreme close-up of her eyes snapping open, fierce and focused FIRST MOVE — Sharp head isolation snap to the right, hair whipping mid-air ARMS BREAK — Explosive arm wave rippling from shoulder to fingertip, motion blur BODY ROLL — Full torso body roll in side profile, spine arching beautifully FOOTWORK — Ground-level shot of fast footwork, sneakers kicking up dust/light particles FLOOR HIT — She drops to the floor in a controlled krump-style chest drop STAGE OPENS — Wide shot showing her isolated on vast dark stage, spotlight above THE SPIN — Mid-spin, skirt or outfit fabric wrapping around her body in motion FREEZE — Sudden sharp freeze pose, one arm extended, other cocked at 90° GLIDE — Side view of a smooth slide/glide across the floor, low to ground SLOW MOTION — Extreme close-up hands in slow graceful motion through the air THE JUMP — Full airborne leap, legs split, arms wide, peak of the jump THE LAND — Powerful landing, one knee down, dust particle explosion around her ATTITUDE — Low angle looking up at her standing dominant, chin down, staring into camera THE BREAKDOWN — Crowd in background reacts, silhouettes with raised hands FINAL SEQUENCE — Multi-exposure ghost effect showing 3 overlapping positions LAST EIGHT — Teammates/other dancers blur into frame behind her, energy building THE FINALE — Full extension final pose, arms stretched to ceiling, head thrown back UNFORGETTABLE — Wide cinematic shot, spotlight beam, smoke/haze, text overlay reads DANCE Style references: Cinematic sports editorial, Adidas/Nike campaign aesthetic, dramatic chiaroscuro lighting, 85mm lens feel, 4K ultra-sharp. Consistent character across all frames.
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| If the result… | Why | Fix |
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| The result drifts from the preview | Too many fields changed at once. | Reuse Cinematic Dance Routine 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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