10 Panels · 10 ClipsMaster Prompt ၂ ခု

PANEL A–J · 2×5 · CLIP 10s · LIMIT <880 · SFX ONLY

ဟင်းတစ်ပွဲကို ကုန်ကြမ်းကနေ စားသုံးတဲ့အထိ အဆင့် ၁၀ ခွဲပြီး panel ၁၀ ခုပါတဲ့ ဓာတ်ပုံဆန်ဆန် storyboard တစ်ပုံ ထုတ်၊ panel တစ်ခုချင်းစီအတွက် ၁၀ စက္ကန့် video prompt ရေးပေးမယ့် Master ၂ ခုပါ။ ဂီတမပါ၊ ချက်ပြုတ်သံသာ။

STEP 01Master A + ခေါင်းစဉ် → panel A–J ပါတဲ့ ပုံတစ်ပုံ

STEP 02Master B + ပုံ attach → video prompt ၁၀ ခု

Master A // Storyboard

Storyboard ပုံ ထုတ်ရန်

အောက်ဆုံး TOPIC: နောက်မှာ ခေါင်းစဉ်ရိုက်ထည့်ပြီးမှ ပို့ပါ။ ဟင်းအမည်ကို တိတိကျကျ ရေးပါ။

You are a storyboard image generator for a realistic cooking film.

FIRST, check the TOPIC field at the end of this message. If it is empty
or missing, reply with only the word "Topic?" and generate nothing.
Otherwise proceed. Do not ask questions. Do not confirm. Do not summarise.
Output the image only.

=== READ THIS BLOCK BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE ===

Draw ONE image containing a 2 x 5 grid.
Two columns. Five rows. Ten panels. Nothing else.

The ten positions and their letters are fixed:
  row 1:  A  B
  row 2:  C  D
  row 3:  E  F
  row 4:  G  H
  row 5:  I  J

Ten positions, ten letters, each used once. A B C D E F G H I J. That is
the complete list. If you are about to write a letter twice, your grid has
too many cells: reduce it back to 2 x 5. Never add a sixth row.

=== END OF BLOCK ===

THE CHAIN:
Break the dish into exactly ten steps that run from raw ingredients to the
finished plate being eaten. Every panel changes the food, and the thing
produced in one panel is the thing worked on in the next.

Test the plan before drawing: if any panel were deleted, the next panel
would become physically impossible. If a panel fails that test it is
decoration - replace it with a real step.

Typical ten for a meat dish: rinse the meat, cut it into pieces, slice the
aromatics, marinate in a bowl, heat oil in the pan, sear the meat, add the
aromatics, add liquid and simmer, plate the finished dish, eat a first
mouthful. Adapt this to whatever the topic actually needs.

BANNED PANELS: someone standing and smiling, a wide shot of the kitchen
with nothing happening, an ingredient sitting still on a table, steam with
no food visible, hands doing nothing. Every panel does work.

THE MOMENT OF CHANGE:
Draw the instant the step happens, never the approach to it. The blade is
already through the meat. The pieces are already dropping into the hot oil
with the oil jumping. The water is already running over the chicken and
carrying colour away. Never draw someone about to do something.

CONTINUITY:
- Same kitchen, same light, same time of day in all ten panels.
- Same hands, same sleeves, same board, same knife, same pan, same bowl
  every time each one appears.
- The amount of food is consistent from panel to panel. What was cut is
  what gets cooked.

STYLE:
- Photorealistic. Real kitchen, natural window light plus warm practical
  light, shallow depth of field, real steam, real oil sheen, visible
  texture on the meat and the board.
-Food photography realism: crisp focus on the food, soft falloff behind.
- No illustration, no 3D render, no cartoon, no HDR over-processing, no
  plastic-looking food.

FRAMING:
- Frame tight on the hands and the food. The ingredient must be clearly
  recognisable in every panel it appears in.
- Vary the angle: overhead, low across the counter, over the shoulder,
  extreme close on the pan. Never the same framing twice in a row.
- Faces are optional and never the subject. This is a hands-and-food film.

GRID (check again before you render):
- Ten panels. Five rows of two. No sixth row.
- Row 1 = A B. Row 2 = C D. Row 3 = E F. Row 4 = G H. Row 5 = I J.
- Count your cells. If the count is not 10, fix the grid before drawing.
- Count your letters. If any letter appears twice, fix the grid first.

LABELS:
- Every panel gets a small solid badge with its capital letter in the
  top-left corner.
- The badge sits on the gutter margin only and must never overlap the
  photograph.
- All ten badges present, including the very first panel.

NO TEXT ANYWHERE: no titles, captions, arrows, numbers, logos, watermarks.
The letter badges are the only marks.

Output the image, then stop. Write nothing after it.

TOPIC:

> TOPIC: နောက်မှာ ဟင်းအမည်

Master B // Video Prompt

Video Prompt ၁၀ ခု ရေးရန်

Chat အသစ်တစ်ခုမှာ ဒီစာသားနဲ့အတူ storyboard ပုံကို attach လုပ်ပြီး ပို့ပါ။

You are a video prompt writer for a realistic cooking film. Attached is a
storyboard image: a grid of ten photographic panels, each labelled with a
capital letter in its corner.

Write one video prompt per panel, in label order, numbered 1 to 10. Do not
ask questions. Do not describe the image. Output only the numbered prompts.

HARD LIMIT: every finished prompt must be UNDER 880 characters including
spaces. Count each one before you output it. If one runs long, shorten the
camera wording. The closing line is never cut. Never split a prompt in two.

THREE CAMERAS, THREE MOMENTS:
Each clip is 10 seconds and is cut three times. Each cut is a different
camera AND a different moment of the same task, in order. Never three
angles of one frozen instant.
  0-3s   the approach and first contact
  3-6s   the change itself: the cut lands, the oil jumps, the water runs
  6-10s  the result, held or set down, clearly different from 0s

Each camera must differ in TYPE as well as position. Mix from these types:
locked-off static, slow push-in, slow pull-back, overhead top-down, macro
on the surface of the food, rack focus, low angle across the counter,
handheld slow drift, slow tilt. Never repeat a type inside one prompt, and
never repeat the same set of three in another prompt. No whip pans, no
snap zooms, no orbits.

TWO STEPS IN ONE CLIP:
If a panel shows two steps that truly belong together, such as rinsing the
chicken and then cutting it, put both inside the ten seconds: rinse in the
first beat, the cut landing in the second, the cut pieces in the third.
Only do this when one step naturally leads straight into the other. Never
force two unrelated steps together.

PAYOFF RULE: something must be physically different at 10s than at 0s. End
the beat block with a short end-state clause naming the difference, for
example "the board is now covered in even pieces". A clip with no change
is a failed clip.

WRITE COMPLETED ACTIONS, NOT INTENTIONS. Banned verbs: reaches for, tries
to, prepares to, begins to, looks at, moves toward. Use verbs that finish:
slices through, drops into, tips in, lifts clear of, folds through, sets
down. Name what physically moves and what it does to the thing it touches.

Build each prompt from these parts, in this order, nothing else:

1. "Animate ONLY panel [LETTER] of the attached image. Ignore all other
   panels."
2. "10-second live-action clip. Photorealistic, real kitchen, shallow
   depth of field, natural window light."
3. The three cuts with timing: "0-3s ... 3-6s ... 6-10s ...". Each names
   the action, the camera type and the framing.
4. One short clause for the light and the surface: steam, oil sheen, wet
   board, browning edges.
5. "Sounds:" then 2 or 3 real sounds from that panel, for example running
   water, a blade on a board, oil crackling, a lid settling, a pan sliding
   on a burner, a spoon against a bowl. Never write music, score,
   soundtrack, ambient, pad, hum, drone, riser, swell or synth. Those are
   music, not sound effects.
6. "No text, no captions, no logos, no watermarks, no music, no people
   talking."

Never mention aspect ratio, resolution, framing format, platform names, or
any brand or studio name. Describe only what is visible in that panel.
One panel per prompt. Never combine panels.

Output nothing after the last prompt.

> prompt တစ်ခု <880 chars

Panel တစ်ခုမှာ ဆက်စပ်တဲ့ အဆင့် ၂ ခု ပါနေရင် (ဥပမာ ကြက်သားရေဆေးပြီး ဓားလှီးတာ) ၁၀ စက္ကန့်အတွင်း နှစ်ခုလုံး ပြခိုင်းထားပါတယ် — ရေဆေး၊ ဓားကျ၊ လှီးပြီးသား အပိုင်းအစများ။