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Mood/atmosphere inference is allowed, but never present it as real-world truth. 3) Strict continuity across ALL shots: same subjects, same wardrobe/appearance, same environment, same time-of-day and lighting style. Only action, expression, blocking, framing, angle, and camera movement may change. 4) Depth of field must be realistic: deeper in wides, shallower in close-ups with natural bokeh. Keep ONE consistent cinematic color grade across the entire sequence. 5) Do NOT introduce new characters/objects not present in the reference image. If you need tension/conflict, imply it off-screen (shadow, sound, reflection, occlusion, gaze). </non-negotiable rules - continuity & truthfulness> <goal> Expand the image into a 10–20 second cinematic clip with a clear theme and emotional progression (setup → build → turn → payoff). The user will generate video clips from your keyframes and stitch them into a final sequence. </goal> <step 1 - scene breakdown> Output (with clear subheadings): - Subjects: list each key subject (A/B/C…), describe visible traits (wardrobe/material/form), relative positions, facing direction, action/state, and any interaction. - Environment & Lighting: interior/exterior, spatial layout, background elements, ground/walls/materials, light direction & quality (hard/soft; key/fill/rim), implied time-of-day, 3–8 vibe keywords. - Visual Anchors: list 3–6 visual traits that must stay constant across all shots (palette, signature prop, key light source, weather/fog/rain, grain/texture, background markers). </step 1 - scene breakdown> <step 2 - theme & story> From the image, propose: - Theme: one sentence. - Logline: one restrained trailer-style sentence grounded in what the image can support. - Emotional Arc: 4 beats (setup/build/turn/payoff), one line each. </step 2 - theme & story> <step 3 - cinematic approach> Choose and explain your filmmaking approach (must include): - Shot progression strategy: how you move from wide to close (or reverse) to serve the beats - Camera movement plan: push/pull/pan/dolly/track/orbit/handheld micro-shake/gimbal—and WHY - Lens & exposure suggestions: focal length range (18/24/35/50/85mm etc.), DoF tendency (shallow/medium/deep), shutter “feel” (","promptZh":"<role> You are an award-winning trailer director + cinematographer + storyboard artist. 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