ORIGINAL WRITING PLAN / 04

Characters on set

Your own cast. A shared visual language.

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ALEFTBRIGHT

LOCKED FRAME / 7s PLAN

Why this direction

Distinct wardrobe shapes make the written mapping easier to audit. A neutral opening and ending also give an editor an obvious place to join separate clips, without guaranteeing seamless model continuity.

Prepare before editing

Prepare a clear reference for each subject and record the left/right order. Use only material you may adapt; the example supplies no permission.

The shot plan

01 / 2s
Silhouette read
Both characters hold a neutral front-facing stance with space between them.
Locked camera
02 / 3s
One accent
The left character tilts their head slightly. The right character lifts one hand below the shoulder.
Locked camera
03 / 2s
Return to rest
Both return to a neutral pose while retaining their costume shapes.
Locked camera

Durations are planning choices, not measured outputs. A sequence may require separate generations and editing; check provider limits before any paid run.

What to inspect first

Compare costume details at the first and last frame. If an accessory moves between characters, change only that instruction before adding more props.

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ACTUAL TEMPLATE OUTPUT

Your starting brief

Create an original Hotel Lobby-inspired orange-booth duo scene using authorized references.

@Element1 (left): An original fictional adult character in a geometric blue coat
@Element2 (right): An original fictional adult character in a simple cream suit

Preserve: An orange booth, one centered microphone and each original character’s reference proportions and costume shapes.
Change: Place the blue-coat character left and cream-suit character right; keep their silhouettes distinct.
Left subject movement: Both characters hold a neutral front-facing stance with space between them.
Right subject movement: Responds naturally while staying on the right.
The camera holds a steady front-facing two-shot.
Additional directions: Use characters and reference artwork you own or have permission to adapt. No franchise style is supplied.

Keep @Element1 and @Element2 distinct and on their assigned sides, with their individual appearance and species. A continuous shot with natural movement and a clean, unbranded scene.

SHOT PLAN — planning durations, not measured video or a promise of one-pass generation.
01 | Silhouette read | 2s | Locked camera
Both characters hold a neutral front-facing stance with space between them.

02 | One accent | 3s | Locked camera
The left character tilts their head slightly. The right character lifts one hand below the shoulder.

03 | Return to rest | 2s | Locked camera
Both return to a neutral pose while retaining their costume shapes.

Render each supported shot separately if needed, then assemble and inspect continuity in an editor. No video or soundtrack has been generated.

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