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Short drama / Text-to-Video
Official manual translationTranslated from a MiniMax H3 manual exampleVertical family confrontation
Separate each speaker tone and use close coverage to control a short dramatic escalation.
Actual H3 output / 15s
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What this output demonstrates
The vertical result uses warm interiors, close performances, and escalating reverse angles to create a short-drama hook.
- Control pattern
- Separate each speaker tone and use close coverage to control a short dramatic escalation.
- Check in your run
- Overacting or wide framing reduces the emotional hook on a phone screen.
Shot structure
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ACTION01
CAMERA01
AUDIOON
Working principle
Separate each speaker tone and use close coverage to control a short dramatic escalation.
Watch for
Overacting or wide framing reduces the emotional hook on a phone screen.
Adapt this brief
Prompt draft
Create a vertical live-action family argument in a Chinese home or small restaurant with warm light, red decoration, calligraphy in the background, shallow depth of field, and tight pacing. Qin Haoxuan responds with anger, hurt, and urgency while the older woman questions him sharply and forcefully. Build the confrontation through medium close-ups and frequent shot-reverse-shot edits. Do not add captions, watermarks, science-fiction, costume drama, or theatrical acting.Replace the subject and reference roles first. Change camera, timing, and sound one variable at a time.