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80s OVA Skate Run Storyboard

An energetic 1980s Japanese OVA cel anime style prompt featuring a character's stylish skateboard run through a woodworking factory.

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16:9, 15-second 1980s OVA cel anime video, fast-paced stylish editing, no dialogue, no subtitles, energetic 80s synth rock / funk music, skateboard wheels, deck pops and warehouse echo only. Use the attached character sheet as reference for Yuna Rabbet: blonde hair in two low messy buns, green bandana tied on top, bright blue eyes, tanned skin, fitted blue T-shirt, khaki frayed denim shorts, white sneakers, athletic and lively body language, confident cheerful expression. Keep her face, hair, outfit and proportions consistent throughout the whole video. Show her beauty through confidence, energy and movement, not through sexualized camera angles. Scene: a large woodworking factory with three connected areas: joinery workshop, CNC machine shop with enclosed idle CNC routers and dust extraction pipes, and warehouse aisles with timber racks, pallets, plywood sheets, toolboxes and workbenches. Warm sunset beams shine through high windows, sawdust floating in the light, polished concrete floor, hand-painted industrial background. Storyboard: 0.0–1.2s, wide establishing shot of the woodworking factory, warm sunlight, sawdust in the air, Yuna skates into frame from the distance. 1.2–2.2s, extreme close-up of skateboard wheels rolling over polished concrete, her white sneaker pushes hard and accelerates. 2.2–3.2s, camera tilts up to Yuna’s face, she looks over her shoulder with a confident cheerful smile, green bandana fluttering. 3.2–4.4s, side tracking shot, Yuna performs a clean ollie over a low stack of timber pieces and lands smoothly. 4.4–5.7s, low 3/4 front angle beside the enclosed CNC machine shop, Yuna performs a fast kickflip, brief slow motion as the board flips under her feet. 5.7–6.9s, front dolly shot moving backward through a warehouse aisle, Yuna performs a long manual between tall shelves and pallets. 6.9–8.0s, top-down dynamic shot, she carves tightly around a joinery workbench, weaving between timber offcuts with precise control. 8.0–9.3s, wide shot then quick close-up, Yuna pops onto a low metal safety rail and performs a clean boardslide, then lands. 9.3–10.5s, low angle shot beside leaning plywood sheets, she shifts into a short nose manual, balanced and stylish. 10.5–12.0s, dynamic tracking shot, Yuna rides briefly up a safe angled plywood wall, then drops back onto the concrete floor. 12.0–13.5s, open factory floor, she performs a clean 360 shove-it, catches the board perfectly and lands with strong style. 13.5–15.0s, final low angle hero shot, Yuna stops the skateboard with one foot, turns to camera and smiles confidently. Behind her are the workshop, CNC area and warehouse shelves glowing in sunset light. Final energetic music beat. Visual style: 1980s Japanese OVA cel animation, bold ink outlines, hand-drawn character animation, detailed hand-painted backgrounds, warm cel highlights, dy

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