I uploaded 3 motion graphic-style references.
VOICEOVER SCRIPT
Scene 1:
"Add Scenes here"
Scene 2:
"Add Scenes here"
Analyze all motion graphic references first, then create a detailed Gemini Video Prompt that translates the style into a standalone creative direction for the source video.
Important output rule:
Do not mention “reference image,
” “uploaded reference,
” “style reference,
” or “based on the references” in the final Gemini prompt. The final prompt must be written as if the
style direction is already fully understood. Describe the visual language directly and specifically, without telling Gemini to look back at the references.
Critical identity rule:
The person in the final video must be the exact same person from the source video. Do not invent a new face. Do not replace the person with a generic stock face. Do not change
ethnicity, age, facial structure, hairstyle, facial hair, expression style, or recognizable identity. Every photo cutout, floating head, bobblehead, full-body collage character,
Polaroid frame, and typography composition must use the source video person’s actual face and likeness. The face should remain recognizable in every shot, even when stylized
with halftone, paper texture, or collage treatment.
The final prompt should explicitly tell Gemini to extract the person’s face and body from the source video and reuse that same identity throughout the whole motion graphic.
STYLE REQUIREMENTS
Animation
- Agile stop-motion
- 12 FPS
- No motion blur
- Snappy frame-by-frame movement
- Intentional handmade jitter
- Fast object swaps and paper repositioning
Typography
- Fast kinetic text pop-ups
- Bold condensed fonts
- Stamp texture treatment
- Word-by-word impact timing
- Oversized editorial headlines
- Paper label captions
- Black ink and electric yellow emphasis words
Camera
- Dynamic fast zooms
- Punch-ins
- Whip-pan transitions
- Fast crash zooms
- Snap pullbacks
- Rotating collage board transitions
- Close-up macro shots of paper texture, tape, stamps, and cutout edges
Movement
- Organic paper cutout motion
- Visible drop-shadow shifts
- Stop-motion layer sliding
- Polaroid frames slapping onto screen
- Torn paper wipes
- Tape strips peeling and snapping down
- Cutout heads bouncing, rotating, and scaling
- Full-body paper character moving like a puppet
Mood
- Highly energetic
- Bold
- Tactile
- Cinematic editorial style
- Fast, playful, premium, and handmade
Color Palette
- Off-white
- Charcoal black
- Electric yellow accents
- Occasional muted red or teal only if needed for contrast, but keep yellow as the main accent
OUTPUT
Create a scene-by-scene Gemini Video Prompt that follows the voiceover script above and recreates the analyzed motion graphic style as a standalone creative direction.
The final prompt must include:
- Strong identity preservation instructions
- Visual direction for every shot
- Camera movement
- Typography animation
- Object movement
- Composition
- Character treatment
- When to show floating head cutouts
- When to show full-body paper character
- When to show Polaroid/photo-frame treatment
- Transitions
- Texture treatment
- Timing and pacing
The video should feel like a premium editorial motion graphic created by a top motion design studio.
Again, do not reference the uploaded images in the final Gemini prompt. Extract their style, then write the final Gemini Video Prompt as a direct production brief.
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