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H3 Prompt Formula Card: A Structured Text-to-Video Demonstration

Using MiniMax H3 (the H3 Max text-to-video pipeline), generate a short motion-graphics piece built around a "prompt formula card": the frame shows a visually guided card with a column-based layout that breaks a text-to-video prompt into six modules—subject, action, camera, light, mood, and audio—each appearing line by line with typewriter-style highlighting, and finally merging into one complete formula. Creative approach: make "structured writing" itself the subject being filmed—the camera stays fixed in an overhead shot of the desktop, the paper ripples slightly, and module highlights advance in a logical order to avoid extra camera movement that would interfere with reading the information. It works well as tutorial imagery, a document header image, or a media slot for a social-media explainer short. On the input side, use the pipeline's prompt, aspect_ratio, resolution, duration, and prompt_expansion_mode fields; set prompt expansion to disabled so the wording on the card matches the submitted text exactly, making it easy to demonstrate the causal relationship of "the same prompt determines the final video." Do not provide audio replacement; keep the model's own generated synchronous soundtrack.

Style Prompt Engineering · Motion Graphics · Explanation

Model MiniMax H3

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A flat overhead shot filming a card printed with a prompt formula, placed on a matte dark gray desktop, fixed camera position, pushing in extremely slowly by 5% over five seconds. The card is divided into six labeled rows: SUBJECT, ACTION, CAMERA, LIGHT, MOOD, AUDIO, each holding one line of short left-aligned monospaced text. A thin streak of amber highlight sweeps down row by row, and as it passes each line, that line's text snaps into place as if a key were pressed down. Finally, the six rows visually compress into a single stacked formula block at the bottom edge of the card. Soft studio key light from the upper left, faint paper texture and gentle shadow falloff, no people, no hands, clean editorial motion-graphics feel, restrained charcoal, off-white, and amber palette, text clear and easy to read, minimal grain.

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