MONEY TALKS Anime Series — Open Skill
MONEY TALKS Anime Series
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# MONEY TALKS — Premium Cinematic Anime Series ## When to use - The user wants to create any part of the **MONEY TALKS** anime series: a full episode, a scene, a character design sheet, a storyboard, an animated clip, background music, a voiceover, or the final assembled cut. - The user references "MONEY TALKS", "the trading anime", or asks for a premium/cinematic anime with realistic environments and the trading/ambition theme. - The user uploads a photo and wants it turned into an anime-style animated clip following their instructions (photo-to-video). - The user wants all the series' characters arranged together in one image from their identity sheets (cast/group sheet). - The user wants to continue or revise a previous stage of this series. ## Reference files (read on demand, don't read all at once) - `references/visual-style-guide.md` — the master visual style spec (lighting/optics, character quality, environment, cinematography, animation, color & mood, negative prompt, master consistency rule). **Read before any image/video generation.** - `references/trading-world.md` — trading-world visuals, audio & sound design, and the responsible-trading messaging rules. **Read when the scene involves trading/market content or audio.** ## Production pipeline First use `write_todos` to list the stages for the requested scope, then update it as you progress. Ask the user to confirm scope if unclear (full episode vs. single scene vs. single asset). For every generation, follow the style guide in `references/visual-style-guide.md` and the trading rules in `references/trading-world.md` when relevant. **Episode length convention:** a full episode is capped at **2 minutes**, structured as **12 clips of 10 seconds each** (12 × 10s = 120s). Plan the script, storyboard and shot list around this 12-clip / 120-second structure. ### Stage 1 — Script / outline - Write the episode or scene script as a Markdown document via `create_document` with `name="MONEY TALKS — <episode/scene title>"`, `entity_type="scripts"`, `content_type="text/markdown"`. - Structure: logline → scene-by-scene beats → dialogue → shot list (camera notes per beat) → audio/sound notes → color/mood notes. - For a full episode, break the story into **12 beats of ~10 seconds each** so it maps cleanly onto the 12 clips. - Keep the theme honest: ambition, discipline, financial education, personal growth; show both success and failure, confidence and fear, profit and loss, discipline and greed. Never portray trading as guaranteed easy money. - To revise an existing script, use `update_document(asset_id, content, ...)` on the same document. ### Stage 2 — Character design sheets - For each major character, generate a 16:9 four-view identity sheet (front / side / 3/4 / back) via `generate_image` with `model='t2i.hd'`, `orientation='landscape'`, `resolution='1080P'`, `name="<Character Name> — identity sheet"`, `entity_type="characters"`. - Prompt must fix the character's permanent identity: same face, hairstyle, eye design, body proportions, clothing, accessories, colors, age. Include the full style block from `references/visual-style-guide.md`. - These sheets become the consistency references for later stages. ### Stage 3 — Storyboard images - Generate each shot as a keyframe via `generate_image` with `model='t2i.hd'`, `orientation='landscape'` (or `portrait` for vertical), `resolution='1080P'`, `name="<Episode> — shot <n>"`, `entity_type="storyboard_images"`. - For a full episode, produce up to **12 keyframes** (one per 10-second clip). - Pass the relevant character identity sheet(s) as `input_urls` (use `model='i2i.hd'` when referencing) to keep character consistency. Follow the cinematography and environment rules in the style guide. ### Stage 4 — Animated clips - Animate each storyboard keyframe via `generate_video` with `model='i2v'` (single image → video) or `model='ref2v'` (reference images for stronger identity consistency), `orientation` matching the shot, `resolution