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Title design / Reference Generation
Official manual translationTranslated from a MiniMax H3 manual exampleRetro crime title sequence
Treat credits, transitions, and score as one beat-mapped system.
Actual H3 output / 15s
Prompt -> result
What this output demonstrates
The result delivers a dense but coherent collage of silhouettes, credits, record motifs, split frames, and crime-jazz timing.
- Control pattern
- Treat credits, transitions, and score as one beat-mapped system.
- Check in your run
- Repeated names, soft dissolves, or cheerful jazz will weaken the title-sequence logic.
Shot structure
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INPUTR2V
ACTION01
CAMERA01
AUDIOON
Working principle
Treat credits, transitions, and score as one beat-mapped system.
Watch for
Repeated names, soft dissolves, or cheerful jazz will weaken the title-sequence logic.
Adapt this brief
Prompt draft
Create a 15-second light-mystery crime title sequence inspired by retro Japanese animation, hard-edged silhouettes, comic collage, asymmetrical split screens, geometric color fields, English credits, and restrained katakana decoration. Keep the mood 60 percent mystery and 40 percent jazz. Reveal each unique credit once through line frames, masks, red cuts, record-circle wipes, and beat-synced panel reconstruction. Use an original low-frequency, pizzicato, brush-drum, walking-bass, and short saxophone score.Replace the subject and reference roles first. Change camera, timing, and sound one variable at a time.