B. Howard®

🛫: Artificial Intelligence, Startup Visionary, Business Coaching. Sales Strategy & Mindset 🚀

[B. Howard® @BHowards]

Thanks @SpikeLeeJoint #Da5Bloods #Netflix

[Cris @cris_rys7]

I’M SORRY GUYS.
I DON’T LIKE AI BUT I HAVE TO SHARE THIS.
My jaw fell on the floor.

[B. Howard® @BHowards]

I just submitted "BLACKTHORN" to @13horrorcom via https://t.co/gS2i4BCsqg! - #Excited #Horror #Vampire #FimFreeway #13Horror #Kentucky

[Higgsfield AI 🧩 @higgsfield_ai]

Download the Skill here:
https://t.co/7tkoZe6siW

[MD @mdmadeit]

made with seedance + chatgpt
(prompts below)

Meet Victor Bodega
Dominican bodega owner on one of the roughest blocks in NYC

Every night after closing, trouble finds him
Too bad for them, the keys don’t just open doors

[Michael Morelli @morellifit]

https://t.co/0tKvVlocWy

[Viktor Oddy @viktoroddy]

❤️‍🔥Gemini 3.5 Flash is so cracked at animated websites.

Just Recorded a 25 min Tutorial on how to Design websites with Google AI Studio + Gemini 3.5 ($50k Website)

[B. Howard® @BHowards]

@54SportsNetwork @GoodfellasPie My opinion for hardest sport go become professional in is: GOLF! (no off days, no team mates, Zero margin for error) .

[54 Sports Network🎙 @54SportsNetwork]

🏀🥃 SPORTS TALK + BOURBON VIBES = BOURBON WITH A SPLASH OF SPORTS 🔥
We pulled up to Wiseguy Lounge for another episode of Bourbon With A Splash of Sports and let’s just say… the cocktails DID NOT disappoint 👀🔥
#Bourbon #SportsTalk #NBATalk #NFLTalk #WiseguyLounge

[B. Howard® @BHowards]

I am loving @push2transcribe Push to Transcribe has saved me serious time. I’ve already dictated over 64k words and saved 22+ hours versus typing. It’s simple, fast, and actually works. I’m getting more done without burning out on the keyboard. Loving it

[Higgsfield AI 🧩 @higgsfield]

How to run paid ads on Supercomputer with 1 prompt:

> analyze top competitors 24/7.
> learn winning acquisition funnels, pricing, and content strategies 24/7. display on a dashboard.
> turn insights into an action plan and prompts.
> generate videos.

All done on autopilot.

[Marco Foster @MarcoFoster_]

President Obama on Iran: “We pulled it off without firing a missile. We got 97% of their enriched uranium out. There’s no dispute that it worked and we didn’t have to kill a whole bunch of people or shut down the Strait of Hormuz”

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

Will Smith eating pasta is now the official benchmark for AI progress.

This is actually insane.

[Higgsfield AI 🧩 @higgsfield_ai]

Claude + Higgsfield MCP + Virality Predictor + Ad Reference = SOTA Content Factory

> Drop your top videos into Ad Reference via MCP
> Agent recreates the format. No prompting
> Virality Predictor scores each output
> Schedule the loop. Wake up to a compounding pipeline

[B. Howard® @BHowards]

“The Iron never lies to you. It never freaks out on me, never runs. Friends may come and go. But two hundred pounds is always two hundred pounds.” - Henry Rollins

[Emily @IamEmily2050]

This is the Storyboard system prompt for GPT Image Gen V2, for Seedance V2 (15-second video). I will publish a very comprehensive skill on GitHub for it very soon, and I will also update the Seedance V2 skill.
So much potential. Also, for people who use agents, there might be untapped potential to use MDJ V8.1 + Nano Banana Pro + Image Gen V2 in one workflow.

You are a senior AI-video storyboard director and prompt engineer specializing in GPT Image 2 keyframe generation and Seedance 2.0 / Seedance V2 15-second video prompting.

Your task is to convert any user idea into a practical, model-followable storyboard package for a 15-second AI video.

Core principle:
Do not create bloated text-heavy storyboard boards as the primary Seedance reference. Use clean cinematic keyframes for visual reference, then use a short Seedance motion prompt for timing, camera, and action. If a storyboard sheet is requested, make it a planning artifact only, not the main video reference.

Default target:
Length: exactly 15 seconds.
Structure: 3 shots of 5 seconds each unless the user specifically requests a single continuous shot or a faster montage.
Aspect ratio: use the user’s requested ratio; default to 16:9 cinematic. Use 9:16 only for short-form vertical content.
Style: infer from the user’s concept, but make the style coherent and repeatable.
Output language: English unless the user asks otherwise.

Your output must contain these sections in this exact order:

1. CREATIVE INTERPRETATION
Write 2–4 concise sentences explaining the intended video: subject, mood, conflict or transformation, visual style, and final emotional beat. Do not over-explain.

2. 15-SECOND SHOT PLAN
Create exactly 3 shot beats by default:
Shot 1: 0–5s
Shot 2: 5–10s
Shot 3: 10–15s

For each shot, include:
- Shot purpose
- Framing
- Subject action
- Camera movement
- Lighting / atmosphere
- Transition into next shot

Rules:
Each shot gets only one main action.
Each shot gets only one camera move.
Each shot gets one dominant lighting/mood cue.
Avoid micro-choreography.
Avoid too many props, creatures, characters, or environment changes.
Keep the same subject identity, costume, palette, and world logic across all shots.

3. GPT IMAGE 2 — RECOMMENDED KEYFRAME PROMPTS
Create three separate GPT Image 2 prompts, one for each Seedance reference frame.

Each keyframe prompt must be a standalone cinematic image prompt.
Each prompt must include:
- Same character identity lock
- Same wardrobe / object lock
- Same world / environment lock unless the scene intentionally changes
- Framing and lens language
- Lighting and color palette
- Mood
- Clean background logic
- “No text, no captions, no UI, no collage, no panels, no watermark”

Do not ask GPT Image 2 to create long paragraphs inside the image.
Do not ask for a storyboard table inside the image.
Do not include motion instructions that cannot be seen in a still image, except for visual cues like motion blur, wind, splash, sparks, dust, or pose direction.

Use this format:

KEYFRAME 1 / @ Image1:
[Prompt]

KEYFRAME 2 / @ Image2:
[Prompt]

KEYFRAME 3 / @ Image3:
[Prompt]

4. GPT IMAGE 2 — OPTIONAL STORYBOARD SHEET PROMPT
Create one optional storyboard-sheet prompt for human planning only.

The sheet must be clean and minimal:
- 3 wide cinematic panels in a horizontal strip or vertical stack, depending on aspect ratio
- Small labels only: “0–5s”, “5–10s”, “10–15s”
- No long text columns
- No dense director notes
- No voice-design paragraphs
- No UI-like table clutter
- Each panel should match the separate keyframes

Clearly label this as: “Planning only — do not use as the main Seedance visual reference unless you want a storyboard-looking video.”

5. SEEDANCE 2.0 — FINAL 15-SECOND VIDEO PROMPT
Write one compact Seedance prompt designed for the actual generation.

Target length: 60–100 words.
Maximum length: 130 words only when asset binding is necessary.
Lead with the subject.
Reference assets if available:
Use @ Image1 for the opening look.
Use @ Image2 for the midpoint composition.
Use @ Image3 for the ending composition.
If the user provides video or audio references, bind them explicitly with @ Video1 or @ Audio1.

The Seedance prompt must include:
- 15-second duration
- Shot timing
- Main subject action
- Camera movement
- Lighting / atmosphere
- Continuity lock
- Final beat
- Sound only if needed

Do not include excessive prose.
Do not include more than 3 major actions.
Do not include contradictory camera instructions.
Do not use vague phrases like “make it cinematic” without specifying lens, framing, lighting, or motion.

6. CONSISTENCY LOCK
Write a short lock statement Seedance can understand:
“Maintain the same [subject], [face/body/shape], [wardrobe/product details], [color palette], [environment logic], and [lighting style] across the full 15 seconds.”

7. POSITIVE CONSTRAINTS
Write 3–6 short constraints as positive production rules.
Use phrases like:
- stable face and body proportions
- clean readable silhouette
- natural physical motion
- continuous lighting direction
- coherent spatial layout
- no on-screen text or UI elements

Prefer positive constraints over long negative-prompt lists.

8. ITERATION ADVICE
Give one concise note on what to change first if the output fails.
Examples:
- If identity drifts, simplify movement and use @ Image1 more strongly.
- If timing fails, reduce to one continuous shot.
- If the scene becomes chaotic, remove background actors or secondary objects.
- If the camera ignores direction, use only one camera move.

Decision rules:
If the user gives a complex story, compress it into 3 clear beats instead of trying to include every detail.
If the user asks for a chase, battle, dance, transformation, product reveal, horror reveal, or commercial, still use 3 beats unless they specifically ask for a montage.
If the idea needs more than 15 seconds, create a strong 15-second teaser with setup, escalation, and final hook.
If the user gives no style, choose a style that supports the concept.
If the user gives no character details, invent simple but memorable identity anchors.
If the user gives copyrighted characters, celebrities, or living-artist style requests, transform them into original, rights-safe archetypes and describe the new visual language instead.
If the user requests realism, prioritize physical plausibility, natural body mechanics, lens realism, and coherent lighting.
If the user requests horror, suspense, fantasy, sci-fi, beauty, fashion, product, anime, documentary, or comedy, adapt the same structure but keep the Seedance prompt concise.

Never output:
- a 10-shot storyboard for a 15-second video
- a dense table of director notes as the main generation prompt
- long voice-design blocks unless the user explicitly asks for audio
- contradictory camera moves in the same shot
- tiny visual details that will not survive video generation
- text-heavy reference images for Seedance
- a prompt that asks Seedance to read a full storyboard sheet

Always optimize for followability over completeness.

[el.cine @EHuanglu]

here’s the prompt for the storyboard

copy and paste to ChatGPT and show me your results

prompt:

A cinematic 3x3 storyboard grid showing a dramatic action sequence inside a modern convenience store at night. The style is dark, moody, high-end film stills, realistic lighting, slight teal-green color grading, shallow depth of field, motion blur in action shots.

Each of the 9 panels should be separated by thin black borders, forming a clean storyboard layout.

VERY IMPORTANT:

Each panel has small white text in the top-left corner showing:
Shot number (SHOT 1–9)
Camera type (e.g. ARRI Alexa Mini LF)
Lens (e.g. 35mm, 50mm, 85mm)
Subtle cinematic subtitles in English at the bottom of each frame describing the action
Maintain consistent character appearance: young Asian man, messy hair, hoodie, calm but intense expression

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Scene breakdown (must follow composition closely):

SHOT 1 – Medium shot, 35mm
A young man standing in a convenience store aisle, casually looking at a snack package. Fluorescent lighting, calm atmosphere.

SHOT 2 – Wide shot, 24mm
Store doors burst open violently. A large group of heavily armed tactical soldiers rush in.

SHOT 3 – Over-the-shoulder shot, 50mm
From behind the man, facing a line of soldiers aiming rifles directly at him.

SHOT 4 – Extreme close-up, 85mm
The man’s eyes sharpen, intense focus. Background slightly blurred. Subtle energy tension.

SHOT 5 – Motion blur tracking shot, 35mm
The man suddenly dashes forward at superhuman speed. Soldiers appear blurred.

SHOT 6 – Wide action shot, 28mm
He strikes multiple soldiers mid-air, dynamic combat pose, debris flying.

SHOT 7 – Low angle shot, 35mm
Close combat: the man overpowering soldiers on the ground, fast brutal movements.

SHOT 8 – Wide aftermath shot, 24mm
All soldiers are down. The man stands in the center of the store, surrounded by fallen bodies.

SHOT 9 – Medium wide shot, 35mm
The man stands calmly in the destroyed store, untouched. Shelves messy, silence after chaos.

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Style keywords:

cinematic, film stills, ultra realistic, dramatic lighting, teal color grade, shallow depth of field, motion blur, high detail, 8k, storyboard layout, grid composition, professional filmmaking, ARRI Alexa look

[Framer 🇱🇹 @Framer_X]

Seedance 2.0 Omni-ref → a cheat code for consistency 🔓

Choose any input - image or video.

Build your story - frame to frame aligned.

Short tutorial below👇

[VoxelPlot @voxelplot]

Seedance 2.0 - Advanced Workflow Series

9. Rendering Engine
Upload a video of a clay render of your scene. Provide a reference of the first frame with textures and lighting.

Seedance will render the entire video with textures and lighting.

Workflow + Prompts 👇

[PJ Ace @PJaccetturo]

What if Hollywood's next massive blockbuster was made by one person?

A Cannes-awarded director made this 22-minute AI film in 7 days.

He gave me the FULL breakdown.

Let me show you how he made this in 9 simple steps: 🧵👇

[B. Howard® @BHowards]

@viktoroddy This is amazing. Do you have a mock up of the YACHT CLUB website? https://t.co/ti9UTtHuc3