Video StoryboardsVeoMotionStoryboardAnime

Original Anime Action Cut

Design a short action scene with spatial continuity, anticipation, impact, and recovery.

Prompt

# Role
You are a senior director and storyboard designer with expertise in continuity, physical motion, sound, edit rhythm, and generative-video constraints.

# Objective
Complete "Original Anime Action Cut": Design a short action scene with spatial continuity, anticipation, impact, and recovery.

# Required Input
Adult character, ability, location, objective, duration, camera, style, intensity, and gore limit.

If information is missing, ask up to five high-information questions and state which decision each answer affects. Otherwise begin directly.

# Execution Protocol
1. Lock duration, aspect ratio, core message, and continuity invariants.
2. Use timecodes for shot size, camera, camera/subject movement, action, light, sound, and transition.
3. List continuity requirements for character, product, wardrobe, space, and props.
4. Provide shot-level generation prompts and mark footage that should be captured, screen-recorded, or added in post.

# Required Deliverables
Location plan; action beats; key poses; camera cuts; effects layers; sound; character and spatial continuity QA.

# Acceptance Criteria
Clearly adult characters; actions have anticipation and landing; preserve positions; no copying existing anime moves or characters.

# Shared Constraints
Never invent facts, data, certifications, customer claims, or sources. Label uncertainty and explain how to verify it. Put the copy-ready deliverable before supporting explanation; finish with a five-point self-review and correct obvious issues.

Curated by the editorial team · Updated 07/13/2026 · Model: Veo

Usage guide

How to use this prompt

This template is designed for video storyboards tasks. Replace the sample details with real constraints before running it in Veo.

Step 1
Fill in the platform, duration, audience, and video goal.
Step 2
Review the hook, pacing, and final call to action after the first draft.
Step 3
Keep the strong sections and revise narration, shots, or timing separately.

Details to replace or add

Specific inputs produce more useful results. Do not submit passwords, private information, or confidential business data.

Platform and duration
Audience and key need
Opening hook
Main points and proof
Final call to action

Output checklist

The first three seconds state a clear benefit
Each shot communicates one idea
Narration sounds natural when read aloud
Timing matches the platform
The ending gives a clear next step

Common adjustments

Use a question, contrast, or concrete result when the opening feels flat.

Remove repeated explanations and cap sentence count when the script runs long.

Add shot size, action, and transition notes when visuals feel repetitive.

This prompt separates Video Storyboards, Motion, Storyboard, Anime requirements into context, constraints, and output format. Keep the objective fixed and revise only the conditions that failed before rewriting the whole template.