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Family Vacation Pixar Series
kids vacation video
Kids
4 1 3
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# Family Vacation Pixar Series Produce a smooth, modern Pixar/Disney 3D-animation short clip of a warm, joyful family vacation, with character-consistent Coco, Kiki, Mom, and Dad. Default is a **10s ref2v clip, landscape 16:9, 720P**. ## When to use - User wants a family-vacation Pixar clip/episode from a one-liner, an episode number, or a new idea (airport, plane, beach, hotel, road trip, etc.). - User wants to advance to the next beat/episode, re-render, restyle, change orientation, or adjust the scene. ## Character identity (lock these in every prompt) - **Coco**: ~6-year-old boy, light brown skin, messy dark-brown hair, big expressive dark eyes, bright pale-yellow t-shirt with a green palm tree graphic, pale-yellow shorts, blue-grey sneakers with orange accents. - **Kiki**: ~2-3-year-old toddler girl, light brown skin, dark-brown hair parted to the side with a small white hair clip, round large dark eyes, cream t-shirt, blue denim shorts, black high-top sneakers with white laces. - **Mom**: adult woman, warm brown skin, dark-brown hair in a low ponytail, cream graphic t-shirt, blue flared jeans, peach shoes. - **Dad**: adult man, light fair-brown skin, thick dark-brown side-parted hair, light grey crewneck sweater with a circular patch, dark grey trousers, chunky sneakers. ## Steps 1. If the user gives a thin/fuzzy brief or a named idea with no plot, you may call `search_web` (max 2, max_results ≤ 3) for context. If the user supplies a clear scene/beat or says not to search, skip it. 2. Write a short **Story plan** (2-4 sentences: who, want, change/tease) and a **Beat budget** (clip length, shot count 3-6, orientation, resolution) as assistant text before generating. 3. Generate the clip with `generate_video`: - `model='ref2v'` - `input_urls`: the preset family reference (`family_ref`) and/or any user-uploaded reference. - `duration=10` (or as requested) - `orientation='landscape'` (16:9 default; `'portrait'` if the user asks for vertical) - `resolution='720P'` - `name`: a short scene title (e.g. "Airport Entrance", "Boarding Gate"). - `entity_type='final_videos'` - Prompt: English, with `subject_definitions` (the four characters above), `visual_style_brief` (smooth modern Pixar/Disney 3D animation, soft rounded features, exaggerated expressive eyes, subsurface-scattering warm skin, vibrant soft colors, cinematic lighting), `cultural_prompt_anchor` (the scene), `shot_intention`, `timed_shots` (3-6 timed blocks covering the full duration), and `non_diegetic_music` (warm, uplifting orchestral score). 4. If the user asks for >10s or per-shot renders, render each segment with `entity_type='storyboard_videos'`, then optionally stitch with `mix_clips` → `entity_type='final_videos'`. Keep segments and merged clip on canvas. 5. Reply in the user's language: 2-4 sentences on the creative payoff (what the viewer reads changed), plus one line on the production stack (ref2v · references · shot count · duration · orientation). Do not paste asset IDs or URIs. ## Notes - Keep character identity consistent across episodes; reuse the preset family reference for identity anchors. - One episode/beat per turn. "Next" advances to the next scene in the vacation arc. - Report failures honestly; never fabricate URLs. Video generation does not support NSFW/adult content.