Generate a stop-motion storyboard sequence with 120 still

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Prompt

Generate a stop-motion storyboard sequence with 120 still frames (PNG or JPEG), at 4 fps × 30s, based on this script.
Characters: two Lego minifigures (Prince of Persia Lego men) in a simple Lego town setting (bricks as houses, book background as scenery).
Style: playful Lego stop-motion, camera mostly static, slight head/arm tilts for expression.

Frame Plan:
	•	Frames 1–4: Wide shot of Lego Town, both figs center, slight head bobs. Narration: “Once upon a time there was a town—Lego Town.”
	•	Frames 5–12: Pan across, figs wave. Narration: “…The citizens were happy and thriving…”
	•	Frames 13–20: One builds (stack brick), other claps, both smiling.
	•	Frames 21–24: Dark paper background slides in → storm. Figs raise arms. “…until…”
	•	Frames 25–28: Both look up, worried. “…they weren’t.”
	•	Frames 29–36: First fig walks away slowly, second looks sad.
	•	Frames 37–40: Both still on screen but apart, empty gap.
	•	Frames 41–50: First exits off-screen. Narration: “Time went by…”
	•	Frames 51–60: Second hesitates, then walks off. “…and the citizens… started moving out one by one.”
	•	Frames 61–70: Empty town shot, fallen Lego brick in center.
	•	Frames 71–80: First fig peeks back in cautiously. “…after a while…”
	•	Frames 81–90: Second fig enters opposite side, notices first.
	•	Frames 91–100: Both rush toward center, arms raised. “…everyone moved back in…”
	•	Frames 101–108: High-five or hug.
	•	Frames 109–116: Together rebuild 2–3 Lego bricks. “…and we’ll tell you how!”
	•	Frames 117–120: Final pose, both stand proudly in front of rebuilt Lego wall, arms raised.

Output requirements:
	•	Deliver 120 still frames (numbered sequentially from Frame001.png to Frame120.png).
	•	Each frame should clearly match the action described above.
	•	Keep stop-motion look (slight jerkiness, not smooth CGI).
	•	Background props: Lego wall = town, blue paper = sky, dark paper = storm.
	•	Camera framing: alternate between wide and medium shots, consistent Lego scale.

Generated at: 9/9/2025, 6:06:26 PM

With: Stop-Motion

Stop-motion in cartoons often brings a unique, tactile feel to the animation, seen in works like those from Laika Studios

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