Use @[storyboard] only for exact P## perspective, scale, framing, blocking, positions, direction, and threshold geography; every panel is a fleeting waypoint, never a held pose. Ignore sketch artifact

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Use @[storyboard ref] only for shot order, camera, staging, screen direction, and spatial continuity. Render from these beats and mapped references, not the sheet/sketch/text; ignore malformed anatomy

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Use @[storyboard ref] only as the layout anchor for shot order, camera grammar, staging, screen direction, and spatial continuity. Render the final scene from this prompt and mapped references; ignore

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Use @[storyboard ref] only for each P## panel's angle, scale, framing, blocking, screen positions, and direction. Ignore borders and construction marks; written fields define final content. Use @[char

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Use @[storyboard ref] as the visual storyboard anchor for shot order, camera grammar, staging, and prop continuity. Follow it exactly while rendering the final filmed scene, not the storyboard sheet,

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Use the storyboard @[image1] as sequential shot guidance, not as a static image. Do not treat the storyboard as one image. Follow each panel as a separate beat. Use @[image2] as character reference. S

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