Aspect ratio 16:9
AnimeVideo

Anime Advert — Shot 4: The Film Ignites

Anime advert shot 4/5 — the film ignites. MiniMax H3.

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Model & settings

Model
MiniMax H3
Cost
≈ 72 credits per generation (about $0.72)
Aspect ratio
16:9

Prompt

a breathtaking finished film bursts to life across a massive cinema screen as an anime creator watches in awe, epic cinematic reveal, golden and cyan light, sweeping camera pull-back, emotional and triumphant
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