LLC ORIGINAL PROMPT RECIPES

BASE: Use [reference] as [character]. Preserve [identity anchors]. Scene: [location]. Action: [one clear action]. Camera: [framing and movement]. Light: [direction and quality]. End: [settled outcome].

1. The introduction
Character enters, says one memorable line, and leaves on a visual joke.
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2. The double take
Character notices a strange prop, looks away, then looks back.
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3. The skill demo
One clear task, three visible actions, one finished result.
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4. The outfit reveal
Start on a detail, reveal the full look, end on a held pose.
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5. The wrong expert
Character confidently explains a small problem with an absurd solution.
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6. The before / after
Match the framing; change only the result being demonstrated.
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7. The reaction
Show the cause briefly, then stay on the character reaction.
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8. The tiny documentary
One question, one demonstration, one useful answer.
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9. The behind-the-scenes
Show the reference, a failed attempt and the approved result.
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10. The recurring ritual
Repeat a recognisable opening; vary the situation each episode.
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11. The two-character scene
Assign each reference a role; specify who acts and who reacts.
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12. The loop
Make the final motion naturally return to the opening composition.
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Use references and voices you have permission to use. Check model-specific controls in the current official guide.