PLAN THE SHOTS BEFORE YOU CUT

AI Zombie Love Story Reels Editing.

The edit is easier when the generated shots already agree. This AI zombie love story Reels editing workflow starts with reference photos and a timed storyboard, then checks the material before you assemble a Reel. Copy the original prompt below and adapt it to your tool.

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Copy an original English storyboard prompt

Optional: copy an original storyboard prompt

For a video model that accepts two reference images. The English prompt is optional; the main studio does not require prompt writing.

Fixed 15-second storyboard · 9:16 · 720p
Photo 1 = survivor/owner. Photo 2 = transformed beloved/pet.
Use two normal photos. Preserve identities and clothing throughout.
The warm scenes are memories before the transformation, not a cure.

0–3s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold grey light. Start close on A's tearful face and aimed gun; cut over A's shoulder to approaching B. B has gray skin, cloudy eyes and dark veins, still recognizable.

3–5s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold light. Close on A recognizing B, still tearful; widen as A lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B remains transformed. No contact yet.

5–8s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold light. B rushes forward; cut to A closing their eyes, then a fixed eye-level side two-shot: A left, B right lunging right-to-left. End immediately before shoulder contact. B remains transformed; retain danger.

8–10s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. Hard match cut to a warm seaside sunset at first shoulder contact. Same eye-level side view: A left, healthy B right continues right-to-left into a romantic embrace. Match shoulders, arms and motion; hold the hug. Warm past memory; no morph or flash.

10–12s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a warm seaside sunset, both healthy, same clothes. Close-up of A smiling, then a reverse close-up of healthy B smiling back. Keep their eyelines matched. Warm light, romantic affection.

12–15s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a warm seaside sunset, both healthy. Briefly run hand-in-hand, then stop and embrace in warm sunset backlight. Natural hands and arms, romantic affection. End together in the happy past memory.

Timing and likeness can vary. Review the generated result.

Original template · model support and output can vary.

Give every reference a fixed role

In the prompt below, Photo 1 is the survivor and Photo 2 is the character who turns. Use the same references throughout the encounter and memory. Our on-site upload layout puts the transformed character on the left, but the server maps the survivor to the first model reference automatically.

Budget the beats before generating

For a 15-second plan, reserve time for the encounter, recognition, approach, contact, and memory. Avoid asking a short clip to contain a long chase, several locations, and many flashbacks. If your external tool supports a different duration, adjust every time window so the story finishes within that duration.

Specify continuity at the handoff

Describe where each character stands, the direction of movement, the camera angle, and the arm position at contact. Ask the warm shot to continue that pose. These instructions help define your intention; they cannot guarantee a frame-perfect transition or exact likeness.

Review generated material as separate decisions

First check identity and role order, then natural anatomy, then whether the contact can connect to the memory. Changing music will not fix a swapped face. Keep the usable take, note the specific failure, and revise the relevant instruction instead of adding more unrelated details.

Move from generation to the editing pass

Download the source material and keep an untouched copy. Assemble the sequence, trim the handoff, and add the final audio and caption only after the visual story works. The manual Reels editing guide focuses on those timeline decisions; this page focuses on preparing usable AI shots.

Common questions

Does the prompt guarantee the same faces?

No. Reference quality and model behavior still affect identity. Review every generated scene and replace shots that drift too far.

Can I paste this into any AI app?

Use a video tool that supports the required reference inputs and duration. Adapt unsupported timing or split the storyboard into shorter shots.

Does your generator need manual prompting?

No. It supplies a 15-second storyboard from your photos and settings. The copyable prompt is for a manual workflow.

Should I upscale before checking the story?

Check the original identities and movement first. More pixels do not repair incorrect roles or a disconnected embrace.

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Copy an original English storyboard prompt

Optional: copy an original storyboard prompt

For a video model that accepts two reference images. The English prompt is optional; the main studio does not require prompt writing.

Fixed 15-second storyboard · 9:16 · 720p
Photo 1 = survivor/owner. Photo 2 = transformed beloved/pet.
Use two normal photos. Preserve identities and clothing throughout.
The warm scenes are memories before the transformation, not a cure.

0–3s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold grey light. Start close on A's tearful face and aimed gun; cut over A's shoulder to approaching B. B has gray skin, cloudy eyes and dark veins, still recognizable.

3–5s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold light. Close on A recognizing B, still tearful; widen as A lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B remains transformed. No contact yet.

5–8s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold light. B rushes forward; cut to A closing their eyes, then a fixed eye-level side two-shot: A left, B right lunging right-to-left. End immediately before shoulder contact. B remains transformed; retain danger.

8–10s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. Hard match cut to a warm seaside sunset at first shoulder contact. Same eye-level side view: A left, healthy B right continues right-to-left into a romantic embrace. Match shoulders, arms and motion; hold the hug. Warm past memory; no morph or flash.

10–12s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a warm seaside sunset, both healthy, same clothes. Close-up of A smiling, then a reverse close-up of healthy B smiling back. Keep their eyelines matched. Warm light, romantic affection.

12–15s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a warm seaside sunset, both healthy. Briefly run hand-in-hand, then stop and embrace in warm sunset backlight. Natural hands and arms, romantic affection. End together in the happy past memory.

Timing and likeness can vary. Review the generated result.

Original template · model support and output can vary.

Budget the beats before generating

Common questions

Does the prompt guarantee the same faces?

No. Reference quality and model behavior still affect identity. Review every generated scene and replace shots that drift too far.

Can I paste this into any AI app?

Use a video tool that supports the required reference inputs and duration. Adapt unsupported timing or split the storyboard into shorter shots.

Does your generator need manual prompting?

No. It supplies a 15-second storyboard from your photos and settings. The copyable prompt is for a manual workflow.

Should I upscale before checking the story?

Check the original identities and movement first. More pixels do not repair incorrect roles or a disconnected embrace.

AI Zombie Love Story Reels Editing.

Copy an original English storyboard prompt

Give every reference a fixed role

Budget the beats before generating

Specify continuity at the handoff

Review generated material as separate decisions

Move from generation to the editing pass

Common questions

Keep building your story

AI Zombie Love Story Reels Editing.

Copy an original English storyboard prompt

Give every reference a fixed role

Budget the beats before generating

Specify continuity at the handoff

Review generated material as separate decisions

Move from generation to the editing pass

Common questions

Keep building your story