Prompt Details
Model
(claude-4-7-opus)
Token size
547
Example input
[CINEMATIC_AESTHETIC]: Bleak Domestic Drama, sterile and cold
[EMOTIONAL_STATE]: Resignation, emotional death, and silent isolation
[EXPOSITION_TO_TRANSLATE]: Their marriage has been dead for years and they live like strangers
[RAW_TEXT_DRAFT]: John and Mary sat at the table. They hadn't loved each other for years. Mary felt completely disconnected from him and knew the marriage was basically a ghost. She was incredibly sad but didn't want to talk about it.
Example output
# Visual Storytelling Blueprint
## 1. VISUAL METAPHOR & SYMBOLISM
- Core Prop: A silver wedding anniversary clock on the mantelpiece that has stopped ticking. Neither character makes an effort to wind it.
- Environmental Reflection: The dining table is excessively long, set for two, but pushed to opposite, extreme ends of the room. The food is completely cold.
## 2. LIGHTING & COLOR PALETTE
- Illumination Strategy: Harsh, sterile overhead fluorescent lighting from the kitchen spilling into the dark dining room, creating harsh, unflattering lines on their faces.
- Color Motif: Desaturated blues and slate grays, draining all warmth from the domestic space.
## 3. SPATIAL BLOCKING & DYNAMICS
- Character Placement: They are seated in the same room but separated by massive negative space. A tall, opaque flower vase sits exactly in the center of the table, physically blocking their line of sight to each other.
## 4. "SHOW, DON'T TELL" SCENE TRANSLATION
Before:
John and Mary sat at the table. They hadn't loved each other for years. Mary felt completely disconnected from him and knew the marriage was basically a ghost. She was incredibly sad but didn't want to talk about it.
After:
Mary scrapes a fork across a plate of cold risotto. The sound echoes in the cavernous dining room.
At the far end of the long mahogany table, John scrolls through his phone. The blue screen light reflects in his glasses.
Between them sits a massive arrangement of dead, dry hydrangeas, completely obstructing Mary's view of John's face.
Mary stops eating. She looks at the anniversary clock on the wall. The pendulum hangs dead center, perfectly still. She carefully places her wedding ring next to her plate, stands up, and walks out. John doesn't look up from his phone.
## 5. DIRECTOR'S VIEWFINDER (CAMERA DIRECTION)
- Frame Composition: A static, wide symmetrical Master Shot framing them at opposite edges of the screen (extreme negative space). Do not cut to close-ups; force the audience to feel the unbearable physical distance between them in real-time.
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CLAUDE-4-7-OPUS
Master the ultimate rule of cinema: Show, Don't Tell. This prompt acts as an elite Director of Photography and Visual Metaphor Architect, analyzing heavy exposition or internal thoughts and translating them into striking visual storytelling. It generates profound symbolic motifs, lighting palettes, spatial blocking, and before/after scene translations. Perfect for screenwriters looking to replace flat prose with evocative, camera-ready actions and environmental storytelling.
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