African Village Life — Warm Cinematic Scenes · সর্বজনীন Open Skill
African Village Life — Warm Cinematic Scenes
African Village Life — Warm Cinematic Scenes Digen-এ একটি সর্বজনীন Open Skill। খুলে দেখুন এই ওয়ার্কফ্লো কী তৈরি করে।
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# African Village Life — Warm Cinematic Scenes Create warm, realistic, cinematic imagery of everyday African village life: communal hair-braiding, markets, cooking, gatherings, daily chores. The signature look is bright sunlit lighting, glowing skin tones, earthy red-brown ground, mud huts with thatched roofs, lush green foliage, vibrant Ankara prints, and a joyful, communal, sisterhood atmosphere. ## When to use - User wants a scene/still/poster/character shot of everyday African village life (hair-braiding, market, cooking, gathering, chores). - User wants a short video clip of such a scene. - User references the uploaded braiding-scene image as a style/subject reference. ## Preset style reference - `braiding_scene` (preset asset): the uploaded warm village hair-braiding scene. Use it as a style reference for look/lighting/atmosphere. Pass its `uri`/`asset_id`/`key` in `input_urls` when the user wants to match this exact style or rework this scene. ## Steps 1. Clarify what the user wants: a single image (scene/still/poster/character shot) or a short video clip, and the specific activity/subject (e.g. hair-braiding, market, cooking). If they uploaded an image but didn't say how to use it, ask intent first. 2. For an image: - If there is no reference image: call `generate_image` with `model='t2i'`, `orientation` per the user's need (default `landscape` for scenes, `portrait` for character shots), `resolution='720P'` (or higher if requested), and a detailed English prompt capturing the warm sunlit village aesthetic (mud huts, thatched roofs, red-brown earth, green foliage, Ankara prints, glowing skin, joyful communal mood). - If the user wants to match/rework the preset braiding scene or another uploaded image: call `generate_image` with `model='i2i'` and pass the reference image(s) in `input_urls`. - Pass `name` = a short scene title (e.g. "Village braiding scene") and `entity_type='storyboard_images'`. 3. For a short video clip: - From a single image (e.g. the preset braiding scene or a just-generated still): call `generate_video` with `model='i2v'`, `input_urls=[<image>]`, `orientation` matching the source, `resolution='720P'`, `duration` ~5s, and a prompt describing the gentle motion (hands braiding, fabric swaying, chickens pecking, warm light). - To keep a consistent subject across clips, use `model='ref2v'` with the reference image(s) in `input_urls`. - Pass `name` = a short clip title and `entity_type='storyboard_videos'`. 4. If the user wants multiple clips stitched together, use `mix_clips` (`clip-mixer`) with `orientation` matching the clips; pass `name` = final cut title and `entity_type='final_videos'`. 5. Summarize the result in natural language; never paste raw URLs. Report failures honestly. ## Notes - Keep prompts in English and detailed about the warm, sunlit, communal village aesthetic. - Intermediate step-by-step products will be visible on the canvas. - Politely decline requests for prohibited content.