Use the attached image as the canonical visual anchor and generate a 3x3 storyboard shot burst in 21:9. \n\nPreserve the exact [AESTHETIC], [COLOUR PALETTE], [LIGHTING], [MOOD], [SUBJECT DESIGN], and [ENVIRONMENT] from the source image.\n\nCreate 9 distinct frames from the same scene, exploring [SHOT TYPES]. Keep the composition [COMPOSITION STYLE], with [NEGATIVE SPACE LEVEL], [CAMERA CHARACTER], and [ATMOSPHERIC QUALITY]. No text, no labels, no redesign, no extra characters.\n\nThe result should feel like a cinematographer’s contact sheet from the same film scene.\n\nExample variables:\n\n[AESTHETIC] = minimalist mythic surrealism\n[SHOT TYPES] = extreme wide, profile, close-up, overhead, low angle, detail shot\n[COMPOSITION STYLE] = precise, geometric, restrained\n[NEGATIVE SPACE LEVEL] = heavy\n[CAMERA CHARACTER] = elegant, patient, controlled\n[ATMOSPHERIC QUALITY] = hazy, quiet, cinematic\n\nConvert this image into a physically accurate grayscale linear depth map. White = nearest, black = farthest. Preserve geometry, silhouettes, and occlusion boundaries. Use smooth surface depth gradients and crisp object edges. Remove all color, texture, lighting, shading, outlines, normals, and ambient occlusion. Output only the clean depth map.\n\nCreate a cinematic character reference sheet for only the girl on a flat neutral gray background, divided into three vertical panels.\n\nPanel 1: full-body front view.\nPanel 2: matching full-body back view.\nPanel 3: close-up portrait of the face for video face-lock reference.\n\nPreserve identity, proportions, hair, clothing and colours. No text, labels or redesign.\n\nREFERENCE ROLE LOCK:\n\n@Image1 defines the exact cinematic look and target final flying composition.\n\n@Image2 defines only the girl's identity and costume.\n\n@Image3 defines only the blue dragon's identity and anatomy.\n\n@Image4 defines the world, geography, lighting and colour.\n\n@Image5 is a hidden shot-planning document. @Image6 is its matching hidden spatial-depth document. @Image7 is hidden environment-depth guidance.\n\nRead @Image5 and @Image6 left-to-right, top-to-bottom. Use @Image5 only for shot order and composition. Use @Image6 and @Image7 only for geometry, occlusion, scale and parallax. Never display, reveal, zoom out to, transition into or reproduce these reference documents. Never show their full canvas, panel borders, gutters, contact-sheet grid or grayscale appearance. Translate every panel into full-screen cinematic footage. All references remain off-screen, including the final frame.\n\nCONTINUITY LOCK:\n\nEach shot begins from the exact action, character position, screen direction and storm state established at the end of the previous shot. Continuous causal progression. The girl moves consistently left-to-right. No reset poses, teleporting, unexplained location jumps or slideshow transitions.\n\nShot 1 — panels 1–2: Extreme wide with the girl visible from the first frame, recording the wind on the snowy rooftop. The flags stop. She turns toward the bell and begins running left-to-right.\n\nShot 2 — panels 3–4: Continue following the same running girl through the intensifying storm toward the bell. End as her gloved hand reaches toward it.\n\nShot 3 — panels 5–6: Begin on that same hand touching the bell. Blue cracks spread; match-cut the blue fracture to the dragon's opening amber eye as the cliff splits.\n\nShot 4 — panels 7–8: Continue directly as the blue dragon rises through snow, lowers its head, the girl touches its brow and climbs onto its back.\n\nShot 5 — panel 9: The dragon launches and accelerates above the clouds. The final aerial shot continues uninterrupted for the final three seconds, full-screen, holding the girl and blue dragon flying in @Image1's composition until the final frame.\n\nPreserve face, costume, dragon anatomy, scale, screen direction and weather progression. No extra people or dragons, morphing, duplicate riders, text, subtitles, logos or watermark. No outro, end card, montage, freeze frame or reference-image reveal.\n\nSound effects and natural ambience only: wind stopping, ice impacts, bell resonance, cracking stone, snow blast, harness creaks, heavy wingbeats and rushing air. Absolutely no background music, musical score, singing, dialogue, narration or voice-over.
Use the attached image as the canonical visual anchor and generate a 3x3 storyboard shot burst in 21:9.
Preserve the exact [AESTHETIC], [COLOUR PALETTE], [LIGHTING], [MOOD], [SUBJECT DESIGN], and [ENVIRONMENT] from the source image.
Create 9 distinct frames from the same scene, exploring [SHOT TYPES]. Keep the composition [COMPOSITION STYLE], with [NEGATIVE SPACE LEVEL], [CAMERA CHARACTER], and [ATMOSPHERIC QUALITY]. No text, no labels, no redesign, no extra characters.
The result should feel like a cinematographer’s contact sheet from the same film scene.
Example variables:
[AESTHETIC] = minimalist mythic surrealism
[SHOT TYPES] = extreme wide, profile, close-up, overhead, low angle, detail shot
[COMPOSITION STYLE] = precise, geometric, restrained
[NEGATIVE SPACE LEVEL] = heavy
[CAMERA CHARACTER] = elegant, patient, controlled
[ATMOSPHERIC QUALITY] = hazy, quiet, cinematic
Convert this image into a physically accurate grayscale linear depth map. White = nearest, black = farthest. Preserve geometry, silhouettes, and occlusion boundaries. Use smooth surface depth gradients and crisp object edges. Remove all color, texture, lighting, shading, outlines, normals, and ambient occlusion. Output only the clean depth map.
Create a cinematic character reference sheet for only the girl on a flat neutral gray background, divided into three vertical panels.
Panel 1: full-body front view.
Panel 2: matching full-body back view.
Panel 3: close-up portrait of the face for video face-lock reference.
Preserve identity, proportions, hair, clothing and colours. No text, labels or redesign.
REFERENCE ROLE LOCK:
@Image1 defines the exact cinematic look and target final flying composition.
@Image2 defines only the girl's identity and costume.
@Image3 defines only the blue dragon's identity and anatomy.
@Image4 defines the world, geography, lighting and colour.
@Image5 is a hidden shot-planning document. @Image6 is its matching hidden spatial-depth document. @Image7 is hidden environment-depth guidance.
Read @Image5 and @Image6 left-to-right, top-to-bottom. Use @Image5 only for shot order and composition. Use @Image6 and @Image7 only for geometry, occlusion, scale and parallax. Never display, reveal, zoom out to, transition into or reproduce these reference documents. Never show their full canvas, panel borders, gutters, contact-sheet grid or grayscale appearance. Translate every panel into full-screen cinematic footage. All references remain off-screen, including the final frame.
CONTINUITY LOCK:
Each shot begins from the exact action, character position, screen direction and storm state established at the end of the previous shot. Continuous causal progression. The girl moves consistently left-to-right. No reset poses, teleporting, unexplained location jumps or slideshow transitions.
Shot 1 — panels 1–2: Extreme wide with the girl visible from the first frame, recording the wind on the snowy rooftop. The flags stop. She turns toward the bell and begins running left-to-right.
Shot 2 — panels 3–4: Continue following the same running girl through the intensifying storm toward the bell. End as her gloved hand reaches toward it.
Shot 3 — panels 5–6: Begin on that same hand touching the bell. Blue cracks spread; match-cut the blue fracture to the dragon's opening amber eye as the cliff splits.
Shot 4 — panels 7–8: Continue directly as the blue dragon rises through snow, lowers its head, the girl touches its brow and climbs onto its back.
Shot 5 — panel 9: The dragon launches and accelerates above the clouds. The final aerial shot continues uninterrupted for the final three seconds, full-screen, holding the girl and blue dragon flying in @Image1's composition until the final frame.
Preserve face, costume, dragon anatomy, scale, screen direction and weather progression. No extra people or dragons, morphing, duplicate riders, text, subtitles, logos or watermark. No outro, end card, montage, freeze frame or reference-image reveal.
Sound effects and natural ambience only: wind stopping, ice impacts, bell resonance, cracking stone, snow blast, harness creaks, heavy wingbeats and rushing air. Absolutely no background music, musical score, singing, dialogue, narration or voice-over.