Opus 5.5 提示词生成 32 秒 AI 短片

Miguel Ángel @Miguel07Code原推发布于 2026.10.11

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Human brilliance behind AI short film, made with @HyperFrames_ desktop app. prompt w/ Opus 5.5: "Make a 32-second video, 1920x1080, 30fps, about one idea: AI is built on human brilliance. Every model learned from people who knew things. LOOK: a printed street-poster collage, in motion. No photos and no stock images: draw everything yourself with SVG and CSS. - Warm off-white paper (#F2EFE8) with a fine dotted halftone texture over the whole frame, and a very slow paper drift so the frame is never frozen. - Black ink line art in an old engraving style (hatching lines, not flat fills): a human eye, a pair of hands, a flower, and a neuron with branching dendrites. Lines draw themselves on (stroke-dashoffset), then a halftone dot fill fades in under them, like a printed collage layer. - Flat lavender paper blocks (#A79BF0 and a deeper #6E5FD8) that slide in behind the art with slightly rough edges, offset like torn paper. - One real formula set in a serif math face that writes itself on, symbol by symbol: the sum from n=1 to infinity of 1/n^2 = pi^2/6. - Headlines in one heavy geometric sans (bold, tight tracking), black text on white bars, big and poster-like. Every line fully inside the frame with generous margins. STORY, three beats, use these lines exactly: Beat 1, THE SPARK (0-10s): the eye draws itself in at the center, lavender blocks slide behind it. Text: "Before the machine, a mind." then "Someone noticed. Someone asked why." Beat 2, THE WORK (10-22s): three collage cards cut in on the beat, each with its art and one line: "A proof at midnight." (the formula writes itself), "A hand that heals." (the hands), "An ear for the right word." (the flower opens). Then: "Every answer it gives, people taught it first." Beat 3, THE CLAIM (22-32s): the neuron grows its branches outward across the frame, connecting the eye, hands, formula and flower into one poster layout. Text: "Human brilliance is the input." then "Everything else is compute." Hold the final poster with a slow push-in until the last frame. SOUND: if the app has a music library, add one calm, minimal piano or ambient track under the whole video, fading out at the end; add a soft paper-slide sound when blocks move in, if sound effects are available. Motion must start on frame 0 and keep going to the very last frame. No logos, no brand names."