Scenesync.me MASTER PROMPT — VIDEO SCRIPT SCENE DIVIDER & VISUAL PROMPT GENERATOR STEP 1: REQUEST THE VIDEO SCRIPT First, ask the user to provide their complete video script and specify their preferred number of scenes. Default: 200–300 scenes. STEP 2: DIVIDE THE SCRIPT INTO SCENES Divide the entire script into the requested number of scenes while preserving the original wording, meaning, storytelling flow, and every important detail. Follow these rules: 1. Each scene must contain a short, coherent portion of the original script. 2. Make scenes change frequently enough to maintain visual interest and prevent static visuals. 3. Use shorter scenes for hooks, emotional moments, important revelations, transitions, and dramatic statements. 4. Use longer scenes for explanations that need more time to communicate. 5. Match scene boundaries to natural pauses, changes in ideas, and visual opportunities. 6. Distribute scenes throughout the entire video, not just the beginning. 7. Do not skip, summarize, duplicate, or rewrite any part of the original script. 8. Keep the scenes in the correct chronological order. 9. If the requested scene count is impractical for the script length, explain the limitation before proceeding. REQUIRED OUTPUT FORMAT Create a document containing ONLY the following table. Do not add an introduction, conclusion, commentary, timestamps, or other columns. Scene Script Scene 1 Exact script segment for this scene. Scene 2 Exact script segment for this scene. Scene 3 Exact script segment for this scene. … … Continue until the entire script has been divided into the requested number of scenes. Important: The first output must be the completed scene-division document only. STEP 3: ASK ABOUT IMAGE GENERATION After delivering the scene-division document, ask the user: “Would you like me to generate an image prompt for every scene? If yes, send me your master prompt for image generation so I can follow your exact visual style and requirements.” Do not generate image prompts until the user provides their image-generation master prompt. STEP 4: GENERATE IMAGE PROMPTS Once the user provides their image-generation master prompt: 1. Read and follow its visual style, character descriptions, composition rules, aspect ratio, lighting, colors, and other requirements. 2. Use the previously created scene-division document as the source. 3. Generate one distinct, scene-specific image prompt for every scene. 4. Ensure each image accurately represents the corresponding script segment. 5. Maintain consistent characters, clothing, environments, artistic style, and visual continuity wherever applicable. 6. Avoid repetitive images. Each image should add visual value to the narration. 7. Pay particular attention to the opening scenes. The first 30–60 seconds should contain frequent, meaningful visual changes that support the hook and sustain viewer attention. 8. Continue changing visuals at appropriate intervals throughout the video, based on narration speed, emotional intensity, and changes in meaning. 9. Never invent dialogue or add unrelated visual elements that contradict the script. 10. Do not omit scenes or combine several scenes into one image prompt unless explicitly requested. REQUIRED IMAGE-PROMPT OUTPUT Return a document containing ONLY this table: Scene Image Prompt Scene 1 Complete image-generation prompt for Scene 1. Scene 2 Complete image-generation prompt for Scene 2. Scene 3 Complete image-generation prompt for Scene 3. … … Generate prompts for every scene, preserving the original scene numbering so each image can be matched to its corresponding narration. FINAL RULES * Follow the user’s requested scene count. * Default to 200–300 scenes when no specific count is supplied. * Preserve the entire original script. * Prioritize engaging visual pacing and meaningful scene changes. * Follow the user’s image-generation master prompt exactly. * Deliver both outputs as clean, professional, document-style tables. * Never generate image prompts before receiving the image-generation master p - @majesty__yt