Zombie AI Video Generator

Storyboard for this setup

15-second cinematic short film, 9:16 vertical framing, keep both faces and the embrace inside the center of the frame, photorealistic, emotional instrumental score with ambient sound, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no gore, no gunfire. Characters: A is the person in @image1, the survivor. B is the person in @image2, A's partner. Keep faces, hair, body and clothing identical to the reference images for the whole film. Never swap A and B. 0-3s: an empty rain-soaked city street at dusk, dead neon signs, cold blue-grey light, wet asphalt. Close-up of A, eyes wet, raising a pistol with shaking hands. Cut over A's shoulder: B stands a few steps away as a zombie, grey skin, clouded pale eyes, dark veins on the neck, torn clothes, but clearly still the same face. 3-6s: A recognizes the face of the person they love. A slowly lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B is still a zombie. 6-9s: B lunges toward A. A closes their eyes. Eye-level side two-shot, A on the left, B rushing in from the right. Cut just before contact. 9-12s: hard match cut at the moment of contact to a seaside promenade at golden sunset, warm backlight, soft sea breeze. Same side two-shot, B is healthy and alive, the motion continues into a tight romantic embrace, foreheads touching. This is a happy past memory, not a cure. 12-15s: A and B laugh and spin around together, then hold each other close. End on A and B together, smiling, in warm light.

Storyboard for this setup

15-second cinematic short film, 9:16 vertical framing, keep both faces and the embrace inside the center of the frame, photorealistic, emotional instrumental score with ambient sound, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no gore, no gunfire. Characters: A is the person in @image1, the survivor. B is the person in @image2, A's family member. Keep faces, hair, body and clothing identical to the reference images for the whole film. Never swap A and B. 0-3s: an abandoned shopping mall, overgrown plants, dust floating in pale shafts of light, scattered debris. Close-up of A, eyes wet, raising a pistol with shaking hands. Cut over A's shoulder: B stands a few steps away as a zombie, grey skin, clouded pale eyes, dark veins, worn clothes, but clearly still the same face. 3-6s: A recognizes the parent or sibling they grew up with. A slowly lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B is still a zombie. 6-9s: B lunges toward A. A closes their eyes. Eye-level side two-shot, A on the left, B rushing in from the right. Cut just before contact. 9-12s: hard match cut at the moment of contact to a cozy living room on a holiday evening, string lights and warm lamp light. Same side two-shot, B is healthy and alive, the motion continues into a long, tender family hug. This is a happy past memory, not a cure. 12-15s: A and B share a warm family moment, smiling and laughing, then hug again. End on A and B together, smiling, in warm light.

Storyboard for this setup

15-second cinematic short film, 9:16 vertical framing, keep both faces and the embrace inside the center of the frame, photorealistic, emotional instrumental score with ambient sound, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no gore, no gunfire. Characters: A is the person in @image1, the survivor. B is the pet in @image2, A's beloved pet. Keep faces, hair, body and clothing identical to the reference images for the whole film. Never swap A and B. 0-3s: an abandoned shopping mall, overgrown plants, dust floating in pale shafts of light, scattered debris. Close-up of A, eyes wet, raising a pistol with shaking hands. Cut over A's shoulder: B stands a few steps away as a zombie, clouded pale eyes, patchy matted fur, a slow limping walk, but the same markings, ears and collar. 3-6s: A sees the familiar collar tag and recognizes their pet. A slowly lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B is still a zombie. 6-9s: B lunges toward A. A closes their eyes. Eye-level side two-shot, A on the left, B rushing in from the right. Cut just before contact. 9-12s: hard match cut at the moment of contact to a cozy living room on a holiday evening, string lights and warm lamp light. Same side two-shot, B is healthy and alive, the motion continues into the pet leaps into A's arms and A hugs it tightly. This is a happy past memory, not a cure. 12-15s: A and the pet play together in the sunshine, then the pet curls up happily in A's arms. End on A and B together, smiling, in warm light.

Storyboard for this setup

15-second cinematic short film, 9:16 vertical framing, keep both faces and the embrace inside the center of the frame, photorealistic, emotional instrumental score with ambient sound, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no gore, no gunfire. Characters: A is the person in @image1, the survivor. B is the person in @image2, A's best friend. Keep faces, hair, body and clothing identical to the reference images for the whole film. Never swap A and B. 0-3s: an empty rain-soaked city street at dusk, dead neon signs, cold blue-grey light, wet asphalt. Close-up of A, eyes wet, raising a pistol with shaking hands. Cut over A's shoulder: B stands a few steps away as a zombie, grey skin, clouded pale eyes, dark veins, torn hoodie, but clearly still the same face. 3-6s: A recognizes their best friend. A slowly lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B is still a zombie. 6-9s: B lunges toward A. A closes their eyes. Eye-level side two-shot, A on the left, B rushing in from the right. Cut just before contact. 9-12s: hard match cut at the moment of contact to a seaside promenade at golden sunset, warm backlight, soft sea breeze. Same side two-shot, B is healthy and alive, the motion continues into a big laughing best-friend hug. This is a happy past memory, not a cure. 12-15s: A and B goof around and laugh together, then throw their arms around each other. End on A and B together, smiling, in warm light.

Storyboard for this setup

15-second cinematic short film, 9:16 vertical framing, keep both faces and the embrace inside the center of the frame, photorealistic, emotional instrumental score with ambient sound, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no gore, no gunfire. Characters: A is the person in @image1, the survivor. B is the person in @image2, A's partner. Keep faces, hair, body and clothing identical to the reference images for the whole film. Never swap A and B. 0-3s: a snowed-in wooden cabin at night, broken window, moonlight and blowing snow, cold breath visible. Close-up of A, eyes wet, raising a pistol with shaking hands. Cut over A's shoulder: B stands a few steps away as a zombie, grey skin, clouded pale eyes, dark veins on the neck, torn clothes, but clearly still the same face. 3-6s: A recognizes the face of the person they love. A slowly lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B is still a zombie. 6-9s: B lunges toward A. A closes their eyes. Eye-level side two-shot, A on the left, B rushing in from the right. Cut just before contact. 9-12s: hard match cut at the moment of contact to a sunlit summer meadow full of wildflowers, warm golden-hour light. Same side two-shot, B is healthy and alive, the motion continues into a tight romantic embrace, foreheads touching. This is a happy past memory, not a cure. 12-15s: A and B laugh and spin around together, then hold each other close. End on A and B together, smiling, in warm light.

Storyboard for this setup

15-second cinematic short film, 9:16 vertical framing, keep both faces and the embrace inside the center of the frame, photorealistic, emotional instrumental score with ambient sound, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no gore, no gunfire. Characters: A is the person in @image1, the survivor. B is the person in @image2, A's partner. Keep faces, hair, body and clothing identical to the reference images for the whole film. Never swap A and B. 0-3s: an abandoned shopping mall, overgrown plants, dust floating in pale shafts of light, scattered debris. Close-up of A, eyes wet, raising a pistol with shaking hands. Cut over A's shoulder: B stands a few steps away as a zombie, grey skin, clouded pale eyes, dark veins on the neck, torn clothes, but clearly still the same face. 3-6s: A recognizes the face of the person they love. A slowly lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B is still a zombie. 6-9s: B lunges toward A. A closes their eyes. Eye-level side two-shot, A on the left, B rushing in from the right. Cut just before contact. 9-12s: hard match cut at the moment of contact to a cozy living room on a holiday evening, string lights and warm lamp light. Same side two-shot, B is healthy and alive, the motion continues into a tight romantic embrace, foreheads touching. This is a happy past memory, not a cure. 12-15s: A and B laugh and spin around together, then hold each other close. End on A and B together, smiling, in warm light.

Storyboard for this setup

15-second cinematic short film, 9:16 vertical framing, keep both faces and the embrace inside the center of the frame, photorealistic, emotional instrumental score with ambient sound, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no gore, no gunfire. Characters: A is the person in @image1, the survivor. B is the person in @image2, A's partner. Keep faces, hair, body and clothing identical to the reference images for the whole film. Never swap A and B. 0-3s: an empty rain-soaked city street at dusk, dead neon signs, cold blue-grey light, wet asphalt. Close-up of A, eyes wet, raising a pistol with shaking hands. Cut over A's shoulder: B stands a few steps away as a zombie, grey skin, clouded pale eyes, dark veins on the neck, torn clothes, but clearly still the same face. 3-6s: A recognizes the face of the person they love. A slowly lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B is still a zombie. 6-9s: B lunges toward A. A closes their eyes. Eye-level side two-shot, A on the left, B rushing in from the right. Cut just before contact. 9-12s: hard match cut at the moment of contact to a seaside promenade at golden sunset, warm backlight, soft sea breeze. Same side two-shot, B is healthy and alive, the motion continues into a tight romantic embrace, foreheads touching. This is a happy past memory, not a cure. 12-15s: A and B laugh and spin around together, then hold each other close. End on A and B together, smiling, in warm light.

Storyboard for this setup

15-second cinematic short film, 16:9 widescreen framing, photorealistic, emotional instrumental score with ambient sound, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no gore, no gunfire. Characters: A is the person in @image1, the survivor. B is the person in @image2, A's partner. Keep faces, hair, body and clothing identical to the reference images for the whole film. Never swap A and B. 0-3s: a snowed-in wooden cabin at night, broken window, moonlight and blowing snow, cold breath visible. Close-up of A, eyes wet, raising a pistol with shaking hands. Cut over A's shoulder: B stands a few steps away as a zombie, grey skin, clouded pale eyes, dark veins on the neck, torn clothes, but clearly still the same face. 3-6s: A recognizes the face of the person they love. A slowly lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B is still a zombie. 6-9s: B lunges toward A. A closes their eyes. Eye-level side two-shot, A on the left, B rushing in from the right. Cut just before contact. 9-12s: hard match cut at the moment of contact to a sunlit summer meadow full of wildflowers, warm golden-hour light. Same side two-shot, B is healthy and alive, the motion continues into a tight romantic embrace, foreheads touching. This is a happy past memory, not a cure. 12-15s: A and B laugh and spin around together, then hold each other close. End on A and B together, smiling, in warm light.