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Aspect ratio16:9
Duration5s

Why this prompt works

This prompt succeeds through extreme specificity and logical continuity. The 12-panel structure creates a clear narrative arc with precise timing, while maintaining consistent character appearance and camera logic. The detailed technical specifications (ARRI Alexa 35, anamorphic lens) and environmental constraints (Kuala Lumpur) provide clear visual boundaries that guide the model toward coherent output. Without these constraints, the sequence might lack continuity or realism.

The visual storytelling creates a gripping survival narrative through escalating stakes and constant motion. The protagonist's journey through collapsing urban spaces establishes clear cause-and-effect relationships between his actions and the environment, building tension as he adapts to increasingly dangerous obstacles. This physical storytelling works particularly well in disaster genres where survival instinct drives the narrative.

The technical execution leverages precise terminology that maps directly to cinematic production values. The ARRI Alexa 35 reference suggests high-resolution, film-like quality, while 'handheld tracking' and 'motion blur' imply dynamic movement. The 30-second duration with 3-second panels creates an ideal pace for action sequences—fast enough to maintain tension but structured enough to allow each beat to land. The model-agnostic phrasing focuses on visual outcomes rather than technical implementation.

This prompt excels for social media clips, movie trailers, or action film b-roll requiring high-stakes sequences. It pairs well with disaster film sound design or as part of a larger storyboard package. For maximum impact, consider adding environmental sound cues or music references to enhance the emotional impact of the survival sequence.

Prompt anatomy

Subject
man in black shirt and pants with beard
Action
running, jumping, sliding through collapsing city
Setting
Kuala Lumpur during earthquake disaster
Camera
handheld tracking shots with various angles
Lighting & mood
tense, chaotic, photorealistic disaster film

Make it yours

  • 1For different results, swap the main character with a woman or child to create contrast with the destruction scale. The prompt's male focus limits representation options.
  • 2To increase tension, add 'low visibility' or 'smoke/dust obscuring vision' elements. Current prompt may render too clear of a view during chaotic scenes.
  • 3For social media adaptation, reduce to 6 panels (15 seconds) while keeping the same key beats. The current 30-second version may test attention spans on mobile.
  • 4When using Midjourney, add '--style raw' for better adherence to the photorealistic requirements. The default style may render too clean for disaster scenes.
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Hollywood Disaster Action Storyboard

TITLE: THE SURVIVAL RUN Create a single-page, premium Hollywood disaster-action storyboard in 16:9 widescreen format with 12 cinematic panels covering one continuous 30-second survival sequence. REFERENCE IMAGE 1 (Image1): Use as the EXACT main character reference. Maintain the same facial identity, hairstyle, beard, body proportions, black shirt, black pants and overall appearance consistently in every panel. No character, face, hairstyle or clothing changes. Dust and debris may gradually appear as the disaster progresses. REFERENCE IMAGE 2 (Image2): Use as the EXACT storyboard design and layout reference. Match its premium cinematic panel arrangement, numbering, timecodes, black caption strips, typography hierarchy, borders and professional Hollywood storyboard presentation. STYLE: Photorealistic live-action Hollywood disaster film, ARRI Alexa 35, anamorphic cinematic lens, realistic Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, practical stunt realism, believable destruction physics, handheld tracking, cinematic lighting, motion blur, dust, shattered glass, sparks and realistic debris. CORE RULE: ONE CONTINUOUS SURVIVAL SHOT. Every movement must logically connect. No teleportation or unexplained location changes. The same man constantly runs, stumbles, recovers, jumps, slides and changes direction while the collapsing city becomes the antagonist. STORYBOARD PANELS: 1. 00:00–00:03 — EARTHQUAKE Low-angle behind his feet as he runs through Kuala Lumpur. The ground shakes, buildings tremble, glass explodes and concrete crashes behind him. He looks back and accelerates. 2. 00:03–00:06 — COLLAPSE Front tracking shot. A building façade collapses behind him. He changes direction and jumps over a metal barrier as debris destroys his original path. 3. 00:06–00:09 — CAR IMPACT At an intersection, vehicles slide toward him. He dives at the last second, a car passes overhead, he rolls, recovers and keeps running. 4. 00:09–00:12 — ROAD CRACK A huge fissure tears across the road. He runs onto a damaged car as a springboard and leaps across collapsing pavement. 5. 00:12–00:15 — FALLING GLASS Side tracking shot. High-rise windows explode above him. Glass rains down as he shields his face and ducks beneath a falling sign. 6. 00:15–00:18 — COLLAPSE A building collapses ahead. He spots a narrow gap, drops low and slides beneath falling debris, then emerges dusty and runs. 7. 00:18–00:21 — VEHICLE CHAOS A bus crashes into cars. A spinning vehicle approaches. He jumps onto its hood, springs over the roof and lands on the opposite sidewalk. 8. 00:21–00:24 — ELEVATED ROAD FAILURE An elevated road collapses ahead. He performs a desperate full-body gap jump, lands hard, rolls, recovers and runs.

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