Turn storyboard frames into a consistent trailer — MiniMax H3 tutorial
Generate shot by shot from final-film frames and shot descriptions, then assemble a trailer.
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Turn your storyboard into a full trailer with MiniMax H3
→ Extract frames from your final film
→ Feed the frames to H3 with your shot description
→ The model keeps style consistent across every cut
Prompt breakdown below 👇
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Prompt:
@Image 1 is a nine-panel storyboard grid. Read it left to right, top to bottom. It defines shot order and approximate composition only. Do not reproduce the grid itself: no panel borders, no black gutters, no split screen, no collage, no letterboxing. The output is one continuous single-frame film.
Nine shots, hard cut between each, roughly 1.5 seconds per shot, no dissolves and no fades.
Audience: Film and advertising creators with storyboards or final-film frames.
Hardware: An H3 image-reference workflow.
Prerequisites
- Reference frames split by shot
- Action and camera direction for each shot
- An editing timeline
Steps
- Extract one reference frame for every intended shot.
- Generate each shot with its frame and description while keeping style constraints fixed.
- Select takes, edit to rhythm, and finish sound and color consistently.
Caveats
- Cross-shot consistency still needs curation and post; do not expect one-pass trailer generation.
View original source · Magnific · 2026-08-23
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