Cinematic Warehouse Fight Storyboard
Generates a photorealistic seven-panel action movie storyboard collage featuring a consistent male hero in a gritty warehouse fight sequence.

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Goal: Create a premium cinematic action storyboard collage for a short Hollywood-style fight sequence starring {argument name="character name" default="a rugged dark-haired South Asian male action hero"}. Canvas: Vertical 3:4 poster-like collage, approximately 900 x 1200 px, divided by thin white borders into exactly 7 cinematic panels. Use a dark, gritty, photorealistic IMAX blockbuster look with high contrast, shallow depth of field, smoky warehouse atmosphere, wet-black wardrobe highlights, dramatic overhead industrial lighting, and realistic motion blur. Setting: A large abandoned industrial warehouse at night with concrete floors, steel beams, metal shelving, barrels, crates, ladders, haze, dust, sparks, and harsh rectangular lights in the background. The overall color grade is charcoal black, steel gray, muted brown, and cool white highlights. Main character: The same male hero appears consistently in every panel: early-to-mid 30s, athletic build, medium tan skin, intense brown eyes, thick dark eyebrows, black slightly messy medium-length hair falling over the forehead, short full beard and mustache, sharp jawline, serious expression. He wears a fitted black tactical T-shirt, black leather or tactical jacket, black pants, and black belt throughout. Do not change his face, hair, age, or wardrobe between panels. Panel layout and exact content count: Include exactly 7 panels total: 1. Top wide panel: The hero stands in the center of a tense standoff, facing three male attackers in dark jackets. One attacker is seen from behind on the far left foreground, one stands behind the hero on the left, and one faces him on the right foreground. The hero looks focused and ready to fight. 2. Second wide panel: Extreme close-up portrait of the hero's face, filling most of the frame, intense direct eye contact, damp hair strands over forehead, blurred dark background. 3. Third row left angled panel: The hero throws a powerful punch or elbow strike at an attacker, with sparks, dust, motion blur, and the attacker recoiling. 4. Third row right angled panel: The hero is surrounded by three attackers in a dynamic fighting stance, arms extended, ready to counter multiple incoming strikes. 5. Fourth wide panel: The hero kneels over a defeated attacker on the warehouse floor, one hand pinning him down, while other unconscious bodies lie in the background. 6. Bottom left panel: The hero walks forward confidently down the warehouse aisle, adjusting or gripping his black jacket with both hands, defeated men lying on the floor behind him. 7. Bottom right panel: Tight dramatic close-up of the hero's face, cropped on one side, intense eyes and serious expression, dark blurred background. Action details: Show exactly 3 main attackers in the confrontation and group-fight panels, all adult men in dark clothing. Across the later panels, show multiple defeated bodies on the floor but keep them secondary and slightly blurred. The mood should suggest a fast, brutal 15-second compressed fight montage rather than a static portrait. Visual style: Photorealistic live-action film stills, AAA action movie production value, ultra-realistic skin texture, cinematic lighting, high dynamic range, anamorphic depth of field, subtle film grain, no comic or illustration style. Use crisp facial details in close-ups and controlled motion blur in fight panels. Text and constraints: No captions, no logos, no watermark, no UI elements. Keep the collage borders clean and white. Maintain the same hero identity and outfit in all 7 panels. The atmosphere should feel explosive, aggressive, and continuously moving.
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