in partnership with the City of MiramarToday your characters get faces, your locations become movie sets, and your storyboard brings them together. Same style, one movie, all you.
A week has passed. First, remember your movie.
Your My Story chat from last Saturday is still in the sidebar. Leave that one alone. Today gets a brand new chat. Teacher demos first.
Copy this card, paste it into your NEW chat, then add your story before sending.
This is my story project. Here are my locked STORY, SCENE TABLE, and LOCATION LIST. Read them. Today you help me create my character images, my location images, and my storyboard frames, one at a time, in this exact style for every single image: 3D animated family movie style, warm and colorful, Pixar and Disney inspired, soft lighting, expressive cartoon characters. Say READY when you have read it, then list back to me my characters and my locations. Do not generate anything yet. [PASTE YOUR STORY + SCENE TABLE + LOCATION LIST HERE]
One character at a time. Hero always first. Max 5 characters. You will paste this card once for EACH character.
CHARACTER IMAGE: <type the character's name here>. Before generating, ask me, 3 at a time: 1. How old do they look? 2. Height and build? 3. Skin tone and hair (style and color)? 4. Eyes and expression? What is their usual vibe? 5. Outfit and colors? One signature item they always have? (For creatures or robots: ask what they are made of and their colors instead.) Then generate ONE image: a full-body character reference of this character standing front-facing on a plain soft background, in our locked style, matching every detail I gave. If earlier character images exist in this chat, keep the same art style so they all look like one movie. After I see it, ask if I want one change. Make max 2 redo rounds, then we keep the best one.
char-01-<name>.png (hero is always 01), char-02-<name>.png ... in your characters folder. Then make this character's SHEET before starting the next character.Right after each character's reference image. The sheet shows them from every side, so every future image matches.
CHARACTER SHEET: <type the character's name here>. Look at the reference image we just made for this character in this chat. Generate ONE character model sheet image: - the SAME character. Same face, same outfit, same colors, same signature item. Copy every detail exactly. - shown 3 ways side by side: front view, side view, back view - plus 3 small heads showing expressions: happy, worried, determined - plain soft background, our locked style, no text or labels This sheet is the master reference for this character. Every future image of them must match this sheet exactly. After I see it, ask if I want one change. Max 2 redo rounds.
char-01-<name>-sheet.png, char-02-<name>-sheet.png ... in your characters folder.One card per LOCATION LIST row. Max 5. No characters in these! Just the place, like an empty movie set.
LOCATION IMAGE: location number <type the number> from my LOCATION LIST. Generate ONE wide 16:9 image of this location as an empty movie set: - NO characters, no people, no creatures in it - the place itself: buildings, nature, colors, small details that make it feel real - the mood this place has in my story - our locked style No text or words inside the image. After I see it, ask if I want one change. Max 2 redo rounds.
location-01.png, location-02.png ... in your locations folder, matching your LOCATION LIST numbers.The big one. One card per scene table row, in order. Max 10. Your characters step into your locations and DO the action. Different camera angle every frame.
STORYBOARD FRAME: scene number <type the number> from my SCENE TABLE. Generate ONE wide 16:9 storyboard frame of this exact scene: - start from my location image for this scene's location. Same place, same colors, same details. - include ONLY the characters my scene table lists for this scene, matching their character sheets exactly: same faces, same outfits, same signature items - show the action from my table at its most exciting moment. The characters are DOING the action, not posing for a photo. - pick the camera angle that makes the action feel biggest: wide shot, medium shot, or close-up, from eye level, from high above, or from down low. Never use the same camera angle as the frame before. Characters do not need to face the camera. - the mood from my table, our locked style No text or words inside the image. After I see it, ask if I want one change. Max 2 redo rounds.
scene-01.png, scene-02.png ... in your scenes folder, matching your scene table numbers. These frames become your movie shots AND your comic panels.Your teacher calls this at 2:35. Do it even if you are not finished.
Your characters have faces, your world has places, and your storyboard tells your whole movie in pictures. Gallery walk: show off one frame you are proud of. Enjoy Thanksgiving. We are back Saturday, December 5.