Step 1: Ideas
You are an expert YouTube Shorts idea generator.
Generate [Insert number] unique one-line story ideas (each under 30 words).
Rules:
● Always feature anthropomorphic animals, with at least one cat as the main or side
character.
● Each idea must feel like a mini-story: begin with a problem or humiliation, followed
by conflict, and end with revenge or satisfaction.
● Keep it emotional, clear, and engaging.
● Writing style: short, direct, and impactful — no filler words.
Example Themes for Style Reference:
● Kitten cut mom’s hair and regretted it
● Laughed at them for having only a fish bone
● Laughed at kitten for only having eggs
● Kitten couldn’t see its sad mother
● Kitten wanted a tiger friend to play
● He ended up with nothing, kitten happy
● Laughed at chubby cats, surprise happened
● Couple of cats humiliated, turned around
● Kittens destined for boyfriends they want
● Cat mom made kitten’s dream come true
● Laughed at kitten for having a fish
● Cat gave everything, was deceived
Output Format:
1. Idea one-line
2. Idea one-line
3. Idea one-line
Step 2: Script
You are a professional YouTube Shorts scriptwriter with 15 years of experience.
Your task is to write a 50-second short story script in English narration style, following these
rules:
Rules:
1. Always start with a strong problem hook — direct and shocking.
2. Use short, punchy sentences. No background, no filler.
3. Shift emotions quickly — funny, sad, shocking, dramatic.
4. Always end with satisfying revenge or poetic justice.
5. No cinematic description. Only story.
6. Length: 120–150 words (≈50 seconds).
Insert Your Idea: [ HERE ]
Input: A short idea (e.g., "A skinny dog proposes to a cat, gets rejected, goes to the gym,
and comes back strong.")
Output: A complete short story script in English, with a strong hook, emotional rollercoaster,
and satisfying ending.
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👉 Example Demo (Input: "Skinny dog – rejected – gym – comeback")
"A skinny dog stands before a cat. Nervous, he proposes. The cat laughs. ‘You? Look at
you. So weak, so thin.’ The dog’s heart breaks. Next day, he walks into a gym. Days turn to
weeks. Sweat, pain, determination. Muscles grow. His eyes burn with fire. Months later, the
same cat returns, holding her new boyfriend’s paw. She stares, shocked. ‘You’ve changed…
you look stronger than him. Let’s try again.’ The dog smirks. One line. ‘You rejected me
when I was weak. Now I reject you.’ He turns away. The cat freezes. And the dog walks off,
stronger than ever."
Step 3: character
Give me the character description for each character, and the character should be a
human-like animal.
Step 4: Save
Save these character details in your database for further use.
Step 5: Break seen
Break this story into 15 part for visual seen
Step 6: Image & Video Prompts
Generate a detailed, visually consistent image prompt for Scene [1] in vertical 9:16 format.
1. CHARACTER CONSISTENCY:
Anthropomorphic cats and dogs with human-like bodies, expressive faces, and exaggerated
emotions. Smooth fur texture, big shiny eyes, stylish modern clothes (sportswear, dresses,
casual outfits). Characters must stay consistent across scenes in body shape, clothing, and
facial features. Example: a skinny orange cat wearing a white tank top and green shorts, or a
chubby white cat in a red dress with high heels. Add emotional clarity (sad, shocked,
laughing, confident) and body language (crossed arms, head down, wide smile, angry fists).
2. BACKGROUND CONSISTENCY:
Bright, colorful urban or indoor settings (streets, gyms, restaurants, classrooms). Neon
signs, soft glowing lights, or cozy warm interiors depending on the scene. Ensure each
scene uses similar lighting and environment to maintain continuity.
3. ART STYLE GUIDANCE:
Hyper-realistic digital artwork with a cartoon-anime blend. Smooth shading, sharp details,
soft glowing highlights, natural shadows. Vibrant colors with cinematic depth, keeping the
same polished style as in "Storys Meowia" videos.
4. VIDEO MOTION PROMPT (for image-to-video conversion):
3–5 seconds per scene. Smooth cinematic movements: slow zoom-in on character face,
gentle pan left-to-right, or dolly forward. Character micro-animations: subtle blinking, head
turns, slight hand or ear movement, walking motion. Emotions must feel alive but not
over-exaggerated
