The couple prompt
15-second vertical 9:16 cinematic short film, 6 shots, emotional zombie love story.
Image 1 is the survivor. Image 2 is their romantic partner. Keep both faces, hair and body shape identical to the reference images in every shot.
Shots 1-2: a rain-soaked ruined city street at night, broken neon signs. Cold blue-green color grade. The person in Image 2 has turned into a zombie (pale grey skin, dark veins, clouded eyes, torn clothes) but is still clearly recognizable. The survivor aims a shotgun at them, hands shaking, tears in their eyes.
Shot 3: close-up, the survivor hesitates, lowers the weapon and slowly opens both arms.
Shot 4: they embrace tightly. Match cut at the moment of contact.
Shots 5-6: hard cut to a warm golden-hour memory from before the apocalypse: the couple laughing together on a sunny picnic blanket. Image 2 is fully healthy again, clean casual clothes.
No text, no subtitles, no watermark.
The pet prompt
15-second vertical 9:16 cinematic short film, 6 shots.
Image 1 is the survivor. Image 2 is their dog. Keep both identical to the reference images in every shot.
Shots 1-2: an abandoned supermarket, toppled shelves, grey daylight. The dog from Image 2 has turned into a zombie (matted fur, clouded eyes) but is clearly recognizable. The survivor raises a baseball bat.
Shot 3: the survivor drops the bat and kneels, arms open.
Shot 4: the dog walks into their arms. Match cut on the hug.
Shots 5-6: hard cut to a sunny backyard, the healthy dog leaping happily into the survivor's arms.
No text, no watermark.
The family prompt
Swap the second line for "Image 2 is their mother" (or father), use a pistol in shot 1, and end on "a warm family moment at the kitchen table, laughing". Parents and grandparents versions are often posted as a tribute.
What makes these prompts work
- Roles first. Say which image is the survivor and which turns before describing any shot.
- Consistency every time. Repeat that faces, hair and body stay identical to the references.
- Two outfits. Describe torn clothes for the outbreak and clean clothes for the memory, or the model mixes them.
- Name the cut. "Match cut at the moment of contact" and "hard cut to" tell the model where the edit lands.
- No text. Ask for no subtitles or watermark so the clip is clean for posting.
If your model caps clips at 8 seconds, generate the outbreak and the memory as two clips and join them on the hug.
Last updated: 2026-10-14