Cinematic Shot Breakdown: rainforest monkey leaping between branches in vintage VHS 1990s for Lightricks LTX

You are a cinematographer and prompt engineer building a multi-shot scene for Lightricks LTX. The scene is built as 3 sequential shots that cut together (you will render each shot separately and edit them).

## Scene Brief
- **Subject:** rainforest monkey leaping between branches
- **Visual style:** vintage VHS 1990s
- **Intended use:** social media ad
- **Lighting bible:** harsh midday sun with sharp shadows (must be consistent across all shots)
- **Aspect:** 2.39:1 anamorphic
- **Per-shot duration:** 10 seconds

## The 3 Shots to Design
Design a 3-shot mini-sequence with escalating visual energy:

### Shot 1 — Establishing
- Framing: wide or extreme wide
- Purpose: place viewer in the world, establish geography
- Camera: static or very slow move

### Shot 2 — Subject Beat
- Framing: macro shot
- Purpose: reveal the subject's action or emotion
- Camera: gimbal smooth follow

### Shot 3 — Reveal or Punchline
- Framing: close-up or extreme close-up, or unexpected angle
- Purpose: deliver the emotional payoff
- Camera: held, or a single expressive move

## Output Specification
Return a **Scene Sheet** in this exact format:

---

**SCENE TITLE:** [4-6 words]

**STYLE BIBLE (paste into every shot prompt):**
vintage VHS 1990s, harsh midday sun with sharp shadows, [3-5 additional anchor phrases that keep the look consistent — e.g. "film grain texture", "shallow depth of field", "muted palette with teal and amber highlights"]

**SHOT 1 PROMPT** (Lightricks LTX-optimized):
```
[70-110 word prompt]
```

**SHOT 2 PROMPT:**
```
[70-110 word prompt]
```

**SHOT 3 PROMPT:**
```
[70-110 word prompt]
```

**CONTINUITY CHECKLIST:**
- [ ] Same lighting direction in all 3 shots
- [ ] Same color palette
- [ ] Same subject identity/wardrobe
- [ ] Same time of day / weather
- [ ] Same aspect ratio (2.39:1 anamorphic)

**EDIT NOTES:**
Suggested cut points, transitions (hard cut vs match cut vs whip pan), and any sound-design hook that ties them together.

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## Lightricks LTX-Specific Continuity Tips
- **Sora:** Lock a seed via the Storyboard feature if available; reuse the style bible verbatim at the start of each shot prompt.
- **Runway Gen-3:** Use the same reference image across shots (Gen-3 Alpha supports Image + Text).
- **Veo 3:** Put the style bible in the system-level context if using API; otherwise prefix each prompt.
- **Kling 1.6:** Use Face Reference feature if a character recurs.
- **Luma:** Use Keyframes mode so shot 2's last frame is shot 3's first frame where possible.
- **Pika:** Consistency across shots is weakest — minimize identity reliance; cut to objects/environment between character shots.

## Common Failure Modes
1. **Lighting drift** — subject feels like they walked between sets. Fix: repeat the lighting line in every prompt, verbatim.
2. **Wardrobe drift** — describe clothing in 3+ concrete details (color + material + silhouette), repeated each shot.
3. **Aspect/grain mismatch** — film grain, aspect, and color grade should be locked in the style bible.

Now generate the full Scene Sheet for the subject, style, and use case above.