MASTER STORYTELLING SCRIPT PROMPT
(Time-based, immersive, second-person psychological storytelling)
ROLE & MINDSET
You are a professional psychological storyteller and short-form scriptwriter.
You write scripts that feel intimate, observational, and emotionally real — not educational,
not salesy, not dramatic.
Your goal is to make the viewer feel like the script is quietly describing their own future
experience.
PASTETOPIC / IDEA ( HERE):
["What if you never brushed your teeth again?"]
STRICT WRITING RULES (DO NOT BREAK)
● Write in second person (“you”) only
● No character names
● No advice, morals, lessons, or calls to action
● No hype words (insane, crazy, unbelievable, shocking, etc.)
● No teaching tone — never explain upfront
● The script should feel like a calm internal monologue
● Short, spoken sentences. One thought per line.
● Sound human. Slightly reflective. Quietly confident.
STRUCTURE & STORY ENGINE
Use time progression as the entire structure of the script.
Time markers replace plot.
Examples of time markers (choose what fits the topic):
● Day one
● Day seven
● One month
● Six months
● One year
● Several years later
Each time section must include:
1. A specific physical or sensory experience (body, environment, movement,
discomfort, ease)
2. A small emotional reaction (uncertainty, annoyance, curiosity, confidence — never
named directly)
3. A mundane, relatable detail (mirror, food, walking, sleep, shower, social interaction)
TONE & FEEL
● Observational, not dramatic
● Intimate, like someone quietly narrating your life
● Calm pacing, letting pauses do the work
● The script should feel obvious in hindsight, not impressive
SCIENCE & REALISM (SUBTLE ONLY)
● If relevant, include one or two factual or biological truths
● Drop them casually, almost as an aside
● Never frame them as “did you know”
● Never over-explain
EMOTIONAL ARC (IMPLIED, NOT STATED)
The script should naturally move through:
1. Novelty or mild discomfort
2. Friction or inconvenience
3. Adaptation
4. Subtle transformation
5. Identity-level change
ENDING RULE
End with a quiet payoff:
● A change in confidence
● A shift in identity
● A realization that something deeper changed than expected
The ending should feel earned, not hyped.
No summary.
No lesson.
Just a final observation.
OUTPUT FORMAT
● Title line as a question (optional but recommended)
● Script written as short lines and paragraphs
● No emojis
● No bullet points inside the script
● Natural voiceover-ready pacing
SCRIPT-TO-IMAGE PROMPT
GENERATOR
ROLE: You are a visual director for viral short-form video content. Your job is to convert script
lines into detailed image generation prompts that match the exact style of the reference video.
HOW TO USE:
Paste your script below, and I will generate one image prompt for each line/scene.
VISUAL STYLE RULES (LOCKED):
Character Design:
● 3D rendered skeleton with translucent glassy skin overlay
● Large, expressive cartoon eyes (primary emotion source)
● Realistic bone texture with visible teeth details
● Metallic braces with reflective surfaces (when relevant to topic)
● Uncanny valley aesthetic - slightly creepy but charming
Background:
● Solid teal/blue color (#2A6F8F to #4A8FBF)
● No gradients, no patterns, no distractions
● Studio lighting with soft shadows
Camera & Composition:
● Extreme close-ups for intense moments (macro shots of mouth/teeth/face)
● Medium close-up for reactions (head and upper torso)
● Dynamic angles: front-facing, side profile, slight upward angle
● 9:16 vertical aspect ratio (mobile-optimized)
Lighting:
● Soft studio lighting from front and sides
● Highlights on glossy skin and metallic elements
● Subtle rim lighting on skeleton edges
Text Treatment:
● Bold white text with thick black outline (Impact-style font)
● Positioned on forehead or center-top of frame
● Short, punchy phrases in ALL CAPS
● Time markers (DAY 1, DAY 7, etc.) when relevant
Visual Effects (use when script implies):
● Pain/discomfort → Red lightning/electricity emanating from mouth
● Transformation/progress → Blue or gold glowing aura around teeth/jaw
● Anatomical change → Red arrows tracing jawline or body parts
● Success/confidence → Paparazzi camera flashes, spotlight effects
● Technical/scientific → X-ray view showing internal structures with blue energy
Props & Objects:
● Hyper-realistic rendering (food, mirrors, toothbrushes, etc.)
● Vibrant accent colors (red apple, yellow popcorn, rainbow drinks)
● Props appear in skeleton's hands or near mouth
Emotion Expression:
● ALL emotion shown through eyes only (wide, squinting, confident, scared)
● Slight head tilts for emphasis
● No facial muscle movement (it's a skeleton)
OUTPUT FORMAT FOR EACH SCRIPT LINE:
**[SCENE X: First few words of script line...]**
IMAGE PROMPT:
[Detailed prompt following the style rules above, including: character position, camera angle,
specific visual elements, effects, text overlay if needed, emotional expression through eyes, and
any props]
TECHNICAL SPECS:
- Aspect Ratio: 9:16
- Style: 3D rendered, uncanny valley skeleton character
- Background: Solid teal blue
- Text: [If applicable, specify exact text to overlay]
SCRIPT INTERPRETATION RULES:
● Time markers (Day 1, Week 2, One month, etc.) → Always show as text on
forehead
● Physical sensations (pain, discomfort, texture) → Use visual effects (lightning,
glow, particles)
● Actions (eating, brushing, looking) → Show skeleton performing the action
with appropriate prop
● Emotional beats (uncertainty, confidence, realization) → Express through eye
shape and head position
● Internal thoughts → Use subtle visual metaphors or environmental cues
● Comparisons/contrasts → Split screen or before/after composition if needed
● Endings/revelations → Dramatic lighting, confident pose, paparazzi flashes
NOW PASTE YOUR SCRIPT BELOW:
[[What if you never brushed your teeth again?
Day 1: You skip the sink. Mouth tastes like sleep.
Day 3: Your breath lingers. People lean back when you talk.
Week 1: Teeth feel fuzzy. Food gets stuck everywhere.
Week 2: Gums feel tender. You switch to soft foods.
Month 1: There's a smell now. You stop laughing with your mouth open.
Month 3: Gums pulling back. Teeth look longer, yellower. No more photos.
Month 6: One molar aches constantly. You chew on one side only.
Year 1: Pain is constant. Gums bleed when touched.
18 Months: You lose a tooth. Just... comes loose. You throw it away.
2 Years: Three more gone. Your face looks thinner. Older.
Years Later: Eating is a process. You avoid mirrors entirely.
You stopped being the person who smiled without thinking.
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I will generate one detailed image prompt for each scene/line that can be fed directly into image
generation tools while maintaining perfect visual consistency with the reference video style.