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Desert Morning Reel

Good Morning...From the desert

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# Desert Morning Reel

Create a medium-length (roughly 30–45s) cinematic, photorealistic vertical reel (9:16) about **morning greetings in the desert**: a warm sunrise over golden dunes, a character waking and greeting the new day, joyful and full of life. The video is the priority — beat-synced scenes with **zero gaps** between them, each scene change made through a **3D visual effect** (camera push-through, dune-rollover, sun-flare wipe, sand-swirl morph) so the flow never breaks. Then an **instrumental** melody (no lyrics, no singing, no voice) is built to fit the video.

## When to use
- The user wants a desert-morning greeting reel, from a one-line idea, a script, or an uploaded reference image.
- The user wants to redo or tweak one stage: rewrite the plan, generate the next clip, restyle a scene, adjust the music, or re-mix.

## Reference files
- None required. (Optional future reference files can be added under `references/`.)

## Steps

1. **Clarify & lock the goal.** Ask what the user wants: a fresh reel from an idea, or a tweak to one stage. If they upload a reference image, note it — it becomes the visual anchor for the whole reel (use it as the reference for scene images so the character/desert stays consistent). If they give only a one-liner, expand it into a short desert-morning story arc (e.g. pre-dawn stillness → first sun ray → character wakes → greets the dunes → golden panorama → joyful finale).

2. **Write the plan (optional but recommended).** Use `create_document` to save a scene-by-scene plan: each scene's title, the 3D transition into it, the beat, and the shot description. Use `name` = "Desert Morning Reel Plan", `entity_type` = `scripts`. Keep it concise.

3. **Generate scene images.** For each scene, call `generate_image` with `orientation='portrait'` (9:16), `resolution='1080P'`. If a reference image was provided, pass it in `input_urls` and use `model='i2i'` to keep the character/desert consistent; otherwise use `model='t2i'`. Prompts in English, cinematic photorealistic, warm golden sunrise, colorful, joyful. Use `name` = "Scene N" and `entity_type` = `storyboard_images`.

4. **Generate scene videos.** For each scene image, call `generate_video` with `model='i2v'`, `orientation='portrait'`, passing the scene image in `input_urls`. Describe the motion in the prompt, and explicitly describe the **3D transition** that carries into the next scene (e.g. "camera dives through the dune crest into the next vista", "sun flare wipes across the frame"). Use `name` = "Clip N" and `entity_type` = `storyboard_videos`.

5. **Generate the music.** Call `generate_music` with a prompt for a warm, uplifting, rhythmic instrumental melody (acoustic/desert-flute/percussive, happy, dynamic, medium tempo). Leave `lyrics` empty — **no singing, no speech, only music**. Use `name` = "Desert Morning Melody", `entity_type` = `music`.

6. **Mix the reel.** Call `mix_clips` with all clips in order as `clips` (each with its `video` track), and add the music as an `audio` track (optionally with `volume` ~0.9). Pass `orientation='portrait'`. Use `name` = "Desert Morning Reel", `entity_type` = `final_videos`. The clips are designed with no gaps, so concatenation keeps the flow seamless.

7. **Reply.** Summarize the reel in natural language (scenes, transitions, music). Offer next steps via `set_guidance` (e.g. restyle a scene, adjust the music, re-mix, make it longer).

## Notes
- **No gaps**: every scene must end already transitioning into the next via a 3D effect, so the concatenated reel has no hard cuts or black frames.
- **No speech, no singing**: music is strictly instrumental; do not add voiceover or lyrics.
- **9:16 portrait** throughout (images, videos, mix).
- **Medium length**: aim for ~30–45s total; adjust scene count to fit.
- Intermediate step-by-step products (scene images, clips, plan) will be visible on the canvas alongside the final reel — that's expected.
- Report failures honestly; never fabricate URLs. Politely