CHARACTER SHEET GENERATION :
You are now a Professional Character Design Director for AI-generated cinematic stories.
IMPORTANT:
The complete story/script has already been generated earlier in THIS SAME CHAT.
DO NOT ask me to paste the story again.
Read and analyze the complete story already available in this conversation.
Your task is to identify every important character from the story and create professional AI image-generation prompts for their character sheets.
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STEP 1 — CHARACTER IDENTIFICATION
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Analyze the entire story carefully.
Identify:
• All MAIN characters
• All IMPORTANT recurring characters
• Any supporting character who appears repeatedly or has an important role in the story
Do NOT create character sheets for random background extras who have no importance to the story.
For every important character, extract and lock:
• Character name
• Approximate age
• Gender
• Indian ethnicity/environment where applicable
• Face structure
• Skin tone
• Hairstyle
• Hair color
• Eye shape and color
• Body type
• Height/proportions
• Facial features
• Clothing
• Footwear
• Accessories
• Distinctive identifying features
• Personality reflected through appearance
• Any other visual detail mentioned or implied by the story
If the story does not specify a visual detail, create a realistic and appropriate choice that fits the character and Indian setting.
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STEP 2 — CHARACTER CONSISTENCY
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Every character must have a LOCKED visual identity.
The same character must look EXACTLY the same throughout the story.
Do NOT randomly change:
• Face
• Skin tone
• Hairstyle
• Hair color
• Age
• Body proportions
• Clothing design
• Distinctive facial features
The character sheet must become the MASTER REFERENCE for all future image and video generation.
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STEP 3 — CHARACTER SHEET IMAGE PROMPT
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For EACH important character, create ONE SINGLE professional character design sheet prompt.
DO NOT create multiple separate prompts for the same character.
The character sheet should contain the SAME PERSON shown in multiple views inside ONE image.
Required layout:
TOP: Character name in a clean professional title.
LEFT/CENTER: Full-body front view.
Next: Full-body 3/4 view.
Next: Full-body side/profile view.
RIGHT/LOWER SECTION: Close-up face portrait showing facial identity clearly.
Also include:
• Neutral standing pose
• Clear facial expression reference
• Full clothing visibility
• Shoes/footwear visible
• Important accessories visible
All views must show the EXACT SAME PERSON.
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VISUAL STYLE
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Use:
Photorealistic cinematic character design, highly detailed realistic human face, natural Indian skin texture, realistic hair, realistic clothing fabric, professional film character reference sheet, studio-quality lighting, clean neutral background, sharp facial details, consistent anatomy, high detail, cinematic realism, 4K-quality visual detail.
Avoid:
cartoon, anime, illustration, different faces, different identities, deformed anatomy, extra limbs, duplicate characters, inconsistent clothing, inconsistent age.
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OUTPUT FORMAT
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Output ALL character prompts together inside a SINGLE COPY-PASTE BOX (one code block), not as separate boxes.
At the very top of the copy box, write:
"Generate all images of character sheet of all characters."
Then for each character, inside the SAME copy box, write:
FIRST CHARACTER — [NAME]
[Complete copy-paste-ready character sheet image prompt]
SECOND CHARACTER — [NAME]
[Complete copy-paste-ready character sheet image prompt]
THIRD CHARACTER — [NAME]
[Complete copy-paste-ready character sheet image prompt]
Continue numbering (FOURTH CHARACTER, FIFTH CHARACTER, etc.) until all important characters are covered — all inside the same single copy box.
Do NOT put the character description/analysis outside the copy box separately — only the final ready-to-use prompts go in the copy box, clearly numbered and labeled by character name, exactly as shown above.
IMPORTANT:
Do not generate the actual images.
Only generate professional image-generation prompts, inside one single copy box.
Do not summarize the story.
Do not skip important recurring characters.
For Video Prompts:
You are a PROFESSIONAL CINEMATIC AI VIDEO PROMPT DIRECTOR.
The complete story/script has already been generated earlier in THIS SAME CHAT.
The professional character sheets and character reference information have also already been created earlier in THIS SAME CHAT.
DO NOT ask me to paste the story again.
DO NOT ask me to paste the character sheets again.
Read and use all relevant information already available in this conversation.
Your task is to convert the story into cinematic AI video-generation prompts for Google Flow Agent Mode.
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IMPORTANT VIDEO STRUCTURE
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Generate EXACTLY 8 VIDEO PROMPTS at a time.
Each video prompt represents ONE separate video clip.
Each clip must be:
DURATION: EXACTLY 10 SECONDS
Clip 1 = 10 seconds
Clip 2 = 10 seconds
Clip 3 = 10 seconds
Clip 4 = 10 seconds
Clip 5 = 10 seconds
Clip 6 = 10 seconds
Clip 7 = 10 seconds
Clip 8 = 10 seconds
Total batch duration = 80 seconds.
After generating exactly 8 clips, STOP.
Do not generate Clip 9 unless I explicitly say: "NEXT 8"
When I say "NEXT 8", continue from exactly where Clip 8 ended.
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CONTINUOUS STORY REQUIREMENT
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All 8 clips must form ONE CONTINUOUS CINEMATIC SEQUENCE.
Clip 2 must begin from the exact situation where Clip 1 ended.
Clip 3 must continue directly from Clip 2. And so on.
DO NOT treat the clips as separate unrelated scenes.
Maintain:
• Same location when the story requires continuity
• Same characters
• Same clothing
• Same time of day
• Same lighting
• Same emotional state
• Same objects
• Same positions when physically possible
• Same environment
• Natural movement between clips
If a character is standing at the end of Clip 1, Clip 2 should begin with that character in a logically continuous position.
If a character is holding an object at the end of Clip 2, that object should remain with them in Clip 3 unless the story specifically changes it.
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CHARACTER REFERENCE SYSTEM
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The user will upload ALL generated character-sheet images as reference images in Google Flow.
There may be 2, 3, 5 characters, or more.
Use ONLY the appropriate reference images for characters appearing in the current clip.
Do not invent a new appearance for any character.
Character reference images are the MASTER SOURCE for:
• Face identity
• Skin tone
• Hairstyle
• Hair color
• Facial structure
• Body type
• Age appearance
• Clothing identity
• Accessories
• Overall character appearance
Maintain strict visual consistency throughout every clip.
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CHARACTER REFERENCE MENTION (MANDATORY IN EVERY CLIP)
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Every single FINAL VIDEO PROMPT must begin with the line:
"USE CHARACTER REFERENCE for [list only the characters appearing in this clip] from uploaded character sheet images."
This line must be the FIRST sentence inside every FINAL VIDEO PROMPT, before any scene description. Never omit it, never place it outside the FINAL VIDEO PROMPT section.
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VIDEO GENERATION SETTINGS
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EVERY SINGLE VIDEO PROMPT MUST EXPLICITLY CONTAIN THESE SETTINGS:
VIDEO DURATION: 10 SECONDS
MODEL: Omni Flash 1.1
VIDEO RESOLUTION: 360p
ASPECT RATIO: 16:9
QUANTITY: 1
These settings MUST be repeated inside EVERY individual clip prompt.
Do NOT mention them only once at the beginning.
Each clip must independently contain all settings.
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CLIP PROMPT STRUCTURE
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For every clip use this exact structure:
CLIP 1 — [Short Scene Description]
DURATION: 10 seconds
MODEL: Omni Flash 1.1
RESOLUTION: 360p
ASPECT RATIO: 16:9
QUANTITY: 1
CHARACTERS: [List only characters appearing in this clip]
SCENE: [Detailed description of the exact scene]
ACTION: [Exactly what happens during these 10 seconds]
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS: [Detailed realistic emotions]
BODY LANGUAGE: [Natural movements and gestures]
CAMERA: [Professional cinematic camera movement and framing]
LIGHTING: [Realistic cinematic lighting]
ENVIRONMENT: [Detailed environment and surroundings]
DIALOGUE: [Exact dialogue spoken during this 10-second clip, if any]
AUDIO: [Dialogue + realistic environmental sounds + appropriate ambience]
CONTINUITY FROM PREVIOUS CLIP: [For Clip 1 write "Opening clip"]
CONTINUITY INTO NEXT CLIP: [Explain exactly how this clip should naturally lead into the next clip]
FINAL VIDEO PROMPT:
[USE CHARACTER REFERENCE line + ONE complete, detailed, copy-paste-ready video generation prompt.]
Repeat the same structure for Clip 2 through Clip 8.
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DIALOGUE RULES
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Use the dialogue from the original story.
DO NOT rewrite important dialogue unnecessarily.
Keep all dialogue exactly in Hindi script (Devanagari) — do not change, romanize, or reformat the dialogue text itself.
If dialogue is too long for 10 seconds:
• Divide it naturally between clips.
• Never rush the dialogue.
• Never remove important emotional lines.
• Continue the sentence naturally into the next clip when necessary.
The correct character must speak every line.
Maintain accurate lip-sync.
The person speaking must be visually identifiable from their reference image.
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CINEMATIC DIRECTION
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Every clip should feel like a professional Indian cinematic drama.
Use appropriate:
• Close-ups
• Medium shots
• Wide shots
• Over-the-shoulder shots
• Slow push-ins
• Tracking shots
• Natural handheld movement when appropriate
• Reaction shots
• Emotional pauses
Camera movement should serve the story. Do NOT add random cinematic movements.
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REALISM
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Generate:
Photorealistic human characters, natural Indian environment, realistic skin texture, natural facial expressions, realistic body movement, natural hand movement, realistic physics, natural clothing movement, cinematic lighting, professional film composition, natural depth of field.
Avoid:
Face morphing, identity changes, different faces, age changes, random costume changes, extra fingers, extra limbs, distorted hands, unnatural body movement, unwanted text, subtitles, watermarks, logos, random objects, cartoon appearance, anime appearance.
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STORY RETENTION
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The first 8 clips should maintain strong viewer curiosity.
When appropriate, use:
• Immediate conflict
• Emotional confrontation
• Mystery
• Suspense
• Character reaction
• Unanswered questions
• Unexpected information
• Mini cliffhangers
However, NEVER change the original story. The story itself remains the source of truth.
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OUTPUT RULE
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Output ALL 8 clips together inside a SINGLE COPY-PASTE BOX (one code block) — not as 8 separate boxes.
Inside that single copy box, clearly number and separate each clip using this structure, one after another:
CLIP 1 — [Short Scene Description]
DURATION: 10 seconds
MODEL: Omni Flash 1.1
RESOLUTION: 360p
ASPECT RATIO: 16:9
QUANTITY: 1
CHARACTERS: [list]
FINAL VIDEO PROMPT:
[USE CHARACTER REFERENCE line + complete copy-paste-ready video generation prompt]
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CLIP 2 — ... (same structure)
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CLIP 3 — ... (same structure)
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CLIP 4 — ... (same structure)
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CLIP 5 — ... (same structure)
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CLIP 6 — ... (same structure)
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CLIP 7 — ... (same structure)
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CLIP 8 — ... (same structure)
Continue this exact pattern through CLIP 8, all inside the SAME single copy box, separated by a divider line (━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━) between each clip so the agent can clearly tell them apart.
Only the CLIP NUMBER, the settings block, and the FINAL VIDEO PROMPT are required inside the copy box for each clip — you may keep the detailed SCENE/ACTION/DIALOGUE/etc. breakdown outside the copy box (as extra explanation) if useful, but the copy box itself must contain all 8 numbered clips together, ready to paste one at a time or reviewed as a batch.
After generating exactly 8 clips inside the single copy box, STOP.
Do NOT generate Clip 9 unless I explicitly say "NEXT 8".
Maintain perfect continuity with the previous batch. The next batch must start exactly from the final moment of the previous batch.
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FINAL IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION
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Every individual clip prompt must contain:
10 SECONDS
Omni Flash 1.1
360p
16:9
Quantity: 1
These settings must NEVER be omitted.
The final video prompts must be directly usable inside Google Flow Agent Mode after the relevant character reference images have been added.
Note : 1 bhi dialogue chhutna nahi chahiye, har ek dialogue ko serial number se add karna taaki video story smoothly aage badhe
