Use the storyboard as visual reference. Create a 15-second cinematic 16:9 realistic live-action video, 24fps, set in a warm smoky Japanese izakaya at night with lanterns, wooden interiors, diners, amb

@ChangningL29508

Use the storyboard image for the action sequence, camera flow, and timing. Use the Batdog character references to preserve Batdog’s design, silhouette, proportions, costume, expression, and cape movem

@Korgamiai

You're not going to like this.

@yunanhelmyart

[THEME]: a sudden zombie outbreak collapses cities overnight; a firefighter father tries to protect and escape with his young son; the threat escalates from isolated infected to endless hordes; during

@wenvis_ai

Use the storyboard sheet @[storyboard ref] as the exact sequential visual keyframe reference for the video. Treat every panel as an independent cinematic shot, not as a single image. Follow the storyb

@aimikoda

SHOT 2 (00:01-00:02) — Hero Stance EFFECT: Slow push-in (digital zoom, scale-in) + fog displacement The hero in the ref image's exact crouched pose, foreground, back to camera, curved blade held horiz

@MO_IAI