Storyboard Sketch: Fast Break Dribble AI Image Prompt
Based on the character in the reference image, generate a 16:9 storyboard sketch with 9 panels (3x3 grid) showing a player dribbling at high speed on the field: starting with a low-angle sprint, then a close-up of confident expression and left-footed control; he continuously changes direction, gently flicks the ball with the inside of his left foot, creating a sharp sidespin curve, bursts into acceleration, and grows increasingly excited. Finally, he unleashes his signature move: with a martial arts phantom effect, he makes a solo run and delicately chips the ball (lob) against the onrushing goalkeeper. Instead of a powerful shot, he uses his toe/instep to lightly lift the ball, which arcs softly over the goalkeeper's head and drops into the far corner. The ball becomes a shockwave as it enters the goal. Camera design: The panels must alternate between different shot types; no consecutive identical shot types. Use Dutch angle throughout combined with wide-angle distortion perspective to enhance speed, tension, and visual impact. Annotation rules: The image must be an uncolored sketch, focusing on scene blocking, action planning, camera design, and dynamic readability rather than rendering quality. Each panel must clearly label shot number, player movement arc arrows, and camera movement paths. Do not generate subtitles, watermarks, logos, or text stickers.
Content: Structure: subject (player), scene (field), composition (3x3 grid panels), camera (low angle, close-up, Dutch angle, wide-angle distortion), style (sketch), dynamics (movement arcs, camera paths). Formula: reference image + 16:9 storyboard + action sequence + Dutch angle + wide distortion + annotations.
Pros: Clear storyboard structure, camera design with dynamic tension.
Cons: Relies on reference image, high complexity due to many details.
Reference image: Clearly relies on reference image
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