Summer Sea Breeze with Orange Cat AI Image Prompt
Storyboard 1: Sea Breeze (0:00 - 0:02.5) - Continuing from the first image. Camera: slight handheld tremor to capture environmental wind. [Starting from first frame] Summer sea breeze blows, the girl's curly hair and yellow shirt flutter gently. Colorful flags hanging by the door and vintage posters on the wooden wall sway in the wind. Blue waves crash layer by layer onto the beach, stirring up white foam. The orange cat sits on the ground facing the sea, its tail swaying lightly. Warm and healing classic Japanese hand-drawn animation style. Storyboard 2: The Orange Cat and the Sea (0:02.5 - 0:05.0) - Fun close-up. Camera: low-angle close-up. [Close-up] The camera focuses on the orange tabby cat sitting on the threshold. It stares quietly at the rolling blue waves ahead, its ears twitching slightly, then slowly raises its head to look at the girl above. Sunlight outlines its fluffy golden silhouette. Storyboard 3: Summer Counter (0:05.0 - 0:07.5) - Detail pan. Camera: smooth lateral movement, focusing on details. [Detail pan] The camera sweeps across the old wooden counter. Glass soda bottles refract clear light under the scorching sun. Anime posters attached to one side of the counter rustle in the sea breeze. In the background, waves rise and fall, full of the lazy and tranquil summer afternoon. Storyboard 4: Blue Sea and Clear Sky (0:07.5 - 0:10.0) - Story freeze (not zooming out). Camera: slow push-in, no ending zoom-out. [Slow push-in] The camera moves over the girl's shoulder, slowly advancing toward the boundless blue sea. Huge cumulonimbus clouds in the sky change rhythmically, and the azure seawater surges tirelessly. The picture finally freezes in this tranquil and lasting summer blue.
Content: Four storyboard segments with timeline, camera moves, scene desc. Subject: girl, orange cat, seaside wooden house. Japanese hand-drawn animation style. Shots include close-up, pan, push-in. Warm light, blue/yellow palette.
Pros: Clear storyboard with timeline; varied camera work and consistent mood.
Cons: Heavily depends on first image; long text may require splitting.
Reference image: Clearly depends on reference images
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