H3 · 15 seconds · 16:9 · 768P
Nightclub Breakdance
A camera orbit follows a breakdance performance through a crowd circle.
Facial consistency is weaker during fast motion, even with the additional face reference.
Make it with your character
Use the storyboard as Image 1 and your character face photo as Image 2. Replace Mila with your character name. This approved example has weaker facial consistency during fast motion.
In Camera, select H3 and use reference images. Set 15 seconds, 16:9, and 768P. Copy the prompt below. Generation uses credits; check the estimate before starting.
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subject_definitions: <Subject 1> is Mila, the single central athletic adult female breaker. <Image 2> is the sole authoritative facial-identity reference for <Subject 1>. Retain her exact recognizable facial structure, hazel eyes, freckles, fair skin tone, natural lips, nose, and long light-brown hair throughout every shot. <Image 1> is the authoritative reference for her athletic adult body proportions, black cargo-pants dance outfit, opaque athletic top, cropped jacket, black sneakers, choreography, camera geography, nightclub environment, and lighting. Do not import the lace garment, seated pose, room, framing, or flash lighting from <Image 2>. Do not merge Mila's identity with any face shown in <Image 1> or with any crowd member. summary: Use <Image 1> as the visual bible for one cohesive 15-second 16:9 multi-shot music-video b-roll clip of <Subject 1> completing one continuous acrobatic breakdance phrase inside the adult nightclub crowd circle, filmed as real cinematic nightclub footage only with a motivated clockwise camera orbit and beat-led cuts. Mila must remain recognizably identical to <Image 2> whenever her face is visible. retention_analysis: The board is a 16-image 4x4 storyboard shot burst, not a first frame and not a production-board layout. Retain from <Image 1> its exact 16-frame action progression: 0-3s establish the crowd circle, low fisheye master, top rock entry, and the start of a clockwise circular dolly orbit; continue the middle phases exactly as specified below; 12-15s complete the orbit to the front, release into final footwork, land a decisive freeze/tableau, and show crowd eruption. Retain the adult crowd circle, glossy wet black floor, red backlight, acid green lasers, white strobes, blue haze, water mist, fisheye lens, circular camera geography, and black dance outfit. Retain facial identity only from <Image 2>. If the references conflict, Mila's face from <Image 2> always overrides every face in the storyboard, while action, wardrobe, environment, and lighting from <Image 1> override <Image 2>. The original central athletic male breaker is changed only to Mila as the central athletic adult female breaker. Do not import the board grid or gutters into the output; translate it into real full-frame moving footage. detailed_description: [0.00-3.00 seconds] Establish the crowd circle in a low fisheye master. <Subject 1> enters top rock while the low circular dolly begins one clockwise orbit. Keep the full body readable against the wet black floor, with red backlight, acid-green lasers, white strobes, blue haze, and mist. On the first readable front or three-quarter view, her face must clearly match <Image 2>, without changing her dance outfit. [3.00-6.00 seconds] The adult crowd opens as Mila drops physically to the floor and performs a six-step / three-step with readable hand and foot contact. The orbit continues through a Steadicam crowd-circle wrap; cuts remain beat-led and preserve direction. Her face, freckles, eyes, nose, lips, hairline, and light-brown hair remain consistent through motion and angle changes. [6.00-9.00 seconds] Mila moves through CC / kick-out, a leg sweep, a readable power-move setup, and windmill or backspin-like power motion. Low tracking inserts show real weight transfer and floor contact without impossible anatomy. Never substitute a different dancer or borrow a crowd member's face. [9.00-12.00 seconds] Hold the rotation through the second power beat and catch a baby/chair freeze. The camera continues the same motivated circular geography and never loses Mila behind the crowd. Include a brief readable three-quarter facial angle during the freeze that remains identical to <Image 2>. [12.00-15.00 seconds] Complete the orbit to the front, release into final footwork, land a decisive freeze/tableau, and show crowd eruption. Finish from the front angle with Mila clearly visible, physically settled, and recognizably identical to <Image 2>. Avoid random flying camera, chaotic spinning, teleporting perspective jumps, losing the dancer, impossible acrobatics, duplicate limbs, foreground blockers, visible camera gear, text, logos, singer, or children. overall_soundscape: Adult nightclub crowd reactions, sneaker impacts and slides on the wet floor, hand contacts, fabric movement, breaths, water mist, and spatial club ambience synchronized to each breakdance beat and the final crowd eruption. non_diegetic_music: An original hard breakbeat with distinct accents at the floor drop, power-move setup, baby/chair freeze, final tableau, and crowd eruption; no vocals.
Example verification
Retained H3 output reviewed September 7, 2026. One approved example per template; results vary with the reference image. Model: minimax-h3-max-i2v (reference-to-video).
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