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acoustic-guitar-performance
Creates cinematic AI-generated short films from simple ideas. Automatically develops a strong opening hook, visual story progression, realistic characters, environments, camera shots, lighting, atmosphere, sound design and a satisfying ending. Designed for dramatic, mysterious, emotional, fantasy, sci-fi, historical and “What If?” storytelling videos. CINEMATIC STORY GENERATOR Transform the user's basic idea into a visually compelling cinematic short video. STORY STRUCTURE: 1. HOOK — FIRST 1–3 SECONDS Immediately create curiosity, mystery, danger or wonder. Start with an unusual or visually striking moment. Never waste the opening on introductions. 2. SETUP Quickly establish: - Who or what is involved - Where the story takes place - What is happening - Why the viewer should care 3. ESCALATION Gradually make the situation more interesting. Introduce unexpected events, discoveries, dangers or consequences. Each scene should build naturally from the previous scene. 4. CLIMAX Create the biggest and most visually impressive moment of the story. Use dramatic camera movement, lighting, environmental effects and strong character reactions. 5. ENDING Finish with a memorable reveal, twist, emotional moment, unanswered question or thought-provoking final shot. VISUAL STYLE: Use high-quality cinematic visuals with: - Realistic environments - Detailed characters - Natural human movement - Realistic facial expressions - Cinematic lighting - Atmospheric depth - Volumetric lighting when appropriate - Realistic shadows - Detailed textures - Professional film composition CAMERA: Use a variety of cinematic shots: - Extreme close-ups - Close-ups - Medium shots - Over-the-shoulder shots - Wide establishing shots - Low-angle shots - High-angle shots - Tracking shots - Slow push-ins - Dramatic reveals Do not use random camera movements. Every camera movement must serve the story. CHARACTERS: Maintain consistent characters throughout the entire video. Keep consistent: - Face - Hair - Clothing - Age - Body type - Accessories - Personality - Physical appearance Characters should interact naturally with their environment. ENVIRONMENTS: Make locations feel alive. Include appropriate: - Weather - Background activity - Atmospheric effects - Lighting changes - Environmental movement - Dust, smoke, fog, rain, snow or particles when appropriate SOUND: Use cinematic sound design. Include: - Environmental ambience - Footsteps - Wind - Rain - Doors - Machinery - Wildlife - Impact sounds - Subtle background effects Music should match the emotional tone of the scene. MUSIC: Begin subtly. Build tension or emotion as the story progresses. Use stronger music during major moments. Reduce the music when dialogue or narration needs to be clear. NARRATION: When narration is requested, use concise, engaging storytelling. The narrator should sound confident, natural and cinematic. Avoid unnecessary exposition. Every sentence should move the story forward. PACING: Keep the video moving. Avoid: - Long empty shots - Repetitive scenes - Unnecessary dialogue - Slow introductions - Repeating the same visual Change shots whenever the story naturally requires a new visual. CONTINUITY: Maintain consistency between scenes. Objects, characters, locations, clothing, weather and time of day should remain logically consistent unless the story intentionally changes them. IMPORTANT: Prioritize STORY over spectacle. Every scene must have a purpose. The viewer should constantly have a reason to keep watching. Create curiosity at the beginning, escalation in the middle and a memorable payoff at the end. The final result should feel like a professionally directed miniature movie rather than a collection of unrelated AI-generated clips.
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# Acoustic Guitar Performance ## When to use - The user wants a realistic, cinematic acoustic guitar performance video in any mood (relaxing, emotional, romantic, happy/upbeat, epic, campfire, folk/country, indie, singer-songwriter). - The user gives a one-line idea or mood like "emotional sunset song on a beach, gentle fingerpicking, male performer, melancholic but beautiful" and wants the technical generation handled. - Landscape (16:9) cinematic music-video, or 9:16 vertical for TikTok/YouTube Shorts. ## Reference files - `references/moods.md`: the reusable mood control system. Read it before generating to map the user's mood to the right musical, visual and atmosphere direction. ## Steps 1. **Parse the request.** Confirm or infer: orientation (default `landscape` 16:9 cinematic; use `portrait` 9:16 when the user says vertical / TikTok / YouTube Shorts / shorts), mood (from the mood system), performer (male/female, appearance), location, and story/emotional tone. If any are missing, ask briefly or make a sensible default and state it. 2. **Read `references/moods.md`** and pick the mood direction (music style, visual style, atmosphere). 3. **Optional — performer reference image** (recommended when making multiple shots so the same performer stays consistent): call `generate_image(model='t2i', prompt=<performer description>, orientation=<same as video>, name='performer reference', entity_type='characters')`. 4. **Generate the video clip(s)** with `generate_video`: - With a performer reference image (consistency): `model='ref2v'`, `input_urls=[<reference image asset_id>]`. - Single clip, no reference: `model='t2v'`. - Pass `orientation` (`landscape` or `portrait`), `resolution` (default `720P`; `1080P` for higher quality), and a detailed prompt describing the performance (see Notes for realism rules). - **Vertical shorts (9:16):** open with a visually satisfying guitar close-up hook in the first 1–2 seconds, then pull back to the performer; keep shots tight and visually satisfying. - `name='<shot title>'`, `entity_type='storyboard_videos'`. 5. **Optional — soundtrack:** `generate_music(model='music', prompt=<acoustic guitar style matching the mood>, name='<track title>', entity_type='music')` if the user wants a standalone acoustic track. 6. **Optional — stitch multiple clips:** `mix_clips(clips=[...], orientation=<same as clips>, name='<final cut>', entity_type='final_videos')`. 7. **Reply** naturally: summarize what was made (orientation, mood, shots), and offer to adjust mood, performer, location, or make a vertical version. ## Notes - Keep the acoustic guitar the focus. Prioritize realism, emotion, musicality and atmosphere. - Realism rules for every prompt: natural hand/finger movement on the fretboard, realistic strumming/picking that matches the music, subtle human movement (posture shifts, breathing, small adjustments), realistic guitar materials (wood grain, strings, body reflections), warm natural lighting, shallow depth of field for intimate close-ups, slow smooth cinematic camera movement. Never describe impossible or distorted hand positions — the playing must look physically possible. - The user's individual prompt controls story, location and mood; the skill handles the technical direction. Use the template in `references/moods.md`. - Video generation does not support NSFW/adult content on any channel. - Report failures honestly; never fabricate URLs.