POV Mini Story Maker · مهارة Open Skill عامة

POV Mini Story Maker

POV Mini Story Maker turns one simple idea into a complete cinematic micro-story in approximately 10 seconds. Made for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts, it creates a clear visual story with an immediate hook, a main character, one focused action, escalating tension or discovery, and a memorable final beat. Use it for comedy, horror, fantasy, adventure, romance, action, or slice-of-life concepts. Simply describe your idea, character, setting, and optional twist. The Skill makes strong creative decisions when details are missing, so you can move from a short prompt to a polished vertical video quickly. Default output: Vertical 9:16 format Approximately 10 seconds Immersive POV or dynamic close-camera perspective One coherent character, setting, action, and payoff No captions, logos, watermarks, or text overlays unless requested Example: POV: A delivery pigeon steals my phone in Casablanca at sunset, then flies through a busy street before dropping it into my hands with a tiny apology note. Create short stories that feel complete, visual, and ready to share.

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# POV Mini Story Maker

## Purpose

Transform one user idea into a complete, visually coherent, approximately 10-second vertical POV mini-story optimized for short-form video.

The result must feel like one finished micro-story—not a collection of unrelated shots.

## When to use

Use this skill when the user wants to:

- Turn an idea into a short cinematic video.
- Create an immersive POV story.
- Make a short-form video for TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts.
- Create a fast visual story involving a character, action, reveal, twist, or emotional payoff.
- Generate a short video in comedy, horror, fantasy, adventure, romance, action, or slice-of-life style.

## When not to use

Do not use this skill when the user primarily wants:

- A long-form film, full episode, or multi-scene production.
- A product advertisement with product pricing, claims, or conversion copy as the main objective.
- A music video whose main purpose is synchronizing visuals to a specific song.
- Editing or modifying an existing video rather than creating a new micro-story.

## Default output

Unless the user specifies otherwise, use these defaults:

- Format: vertical 9:16.
- Duration: approximately 10 seconds.
- Camera: immersive first-person POV or close dynamic perspective.
- Structure: one protagonist, one location, one central action, one visual payoff.
- Dialogue: none by default; communicate through visual action.
- Text overlays: none by default.
- Style: cinematic, polished, coherent, immediately understandable.
- Audience: general audience; keep content safe and non-graphic.

## Input handling

Extract the following from the user's request:

1. Main character or subject.
2. Setting and time of day.
3. Main action, objective, or conflict.
4. Genre and emotional tone.
5. Visual style, lighting, and camera preference.
6. Optional twist, reveal, or final beat.
7. Optional language and exact text, only if the user requests on-screen text.

If only a short idea is provided, make tasteful creative decisions. Ask no more than one concise clarifying question, and only if the missing information would fundamentally change the result. Otherwise proceed with reasonable assumptions.

## Story construction

Build a simple four-beat micro-story:

- 0–2 seconds: Start with an immediate visual hook. Show the unusual subject, danger, discovery, or question at once.
- 2–6 seconds: Develop one clear action or escalation. Keep the subject and location consistent.
- 6–9 seconds: Deliver a reveal, twist, emotional peak, transformation, or satisfying payoff.
- 9–10 seconds: End on one strong, readable final image. Avoid abrupt unrelated changes.

## Visual direction

- Keep the main character, clothing, body features, props, lighting, and environment consistent from beginning to end.
- Prefer one main location and one central action.
- Use smooth camera motion that supports the story; avoid random camera movement.
- Make the first frame visually compelling.
- Keep movement physically readable and temporally plausible.
- Use composition, depth, contrast, scale, and lighting to guide attention to the main subject.
- Match the visual language to the genre:
  - Comedy: playful timing, readable reactions, unexpected but harmless payoff.
  - Horror: controlled suspense, shadows, restrained reveal, unsettling final image.
  - Fantasy: coherent magical rules, atmospheric light, elegant transformation.
  - Adventure: movement, discovery, scale, and clear objective.
  - Romance: intimate framing, warm light, subtle emotional gesture.
  - Action: readable cause and effect, energetic movement, clear impact without graphic injury.
  - Slice of life: natural detail, relatable behavior, authentic setting.

## Text, speech, and brands

- Do not add captions, subtitles, logos, watermarks, product names, or interface text unless the user explicitly asks for them.
- If the user requests text, preserve the exact wording and requested language; keep it short and legible.
- Prefer