Make “Paris Lipstick Ad Storyboard Video Prompt” yours

Follow this storyboard @image_1 to create this AD story = a woman in an elegant red dress uses her lipstick then sits down in a restaurant to have a date with an elegant man 1) establishing shot of the outside of the restaurant in Paris 2) wide angle of the woman walking towards the entrance of the restaurant 3) closeup of smiling woman holding the lipstick @image_2 sideways so that the label "HotLips" is clearly visible on the lipstick 4) closeup of the lips of the woman as she applies the red lipstick 5) over the shoulder of the woman walking towards the table with the man 6) closeup of the man smiling and saying "Amore with a Smile" - no speech-bubble!!!! 7) medium-wide shot of both sitting across each other talking and laughing while holding hands across the table 8) closeup of the woman winking at the camera with a smile and the elegant text "HotLips Lipstick - Amore with a smile"

story = a woman in an elegant red dress uses her lipstick then sits down in a restaurant to have a date with an elegant man 1) establishing shot of the outside of the restaurant in Paris 2) wide angle of the woman walking towards the entrance of the restaurant 3) closeup of smiling woman holding the round lipstick sideways so that the label "HotLips" is clearly visible on the lipstick 4) closeup of the lips of the woman as she applies the red lipstick 5) over the shoulder of the woman walking towards the table with the man 6) closeup of the man smiling and saying "Amore with a Smile" 7) medium-wide shot of both sitting across each other talking and laughing while holding hands across the table 8) closeup of the woman winking at the camera with a smile and the elegant text "HotLips Lipstick - Amore with a smile" avoid scenes that are too similar to each other Create a cinematic production board / visual planning sheet that presents a complete concept for a short film or commercial. The layout should be clean, grid-based, and divided into clearly labeled sections. Include: Shared creative direction (top bar): overall constraints such as number of shots, unified color palette, and general environmental context. Character + styling reference section: A model shown from multiple angles (front, back, side, close-ups, relaxed pose), accompanied by wardrobe and accessory references. Emphasize consistency of identity while allowing minor variations for specific scenes. Environment and set design section: A scenic outdoor location with dramatic natural features, plus a top-down diagram illustrating movement through the space. Include camera positions and labeled shot types mapped along a route. Storyboard section: A sequence of numbered frames (about 8 shots) showing progression of the scene. Each frame includes: Camera type / lens feel; Shot size (wide, medium, close-up, macro); Movement (static, tracking, handheld, etc.); Brief description of action and emotional progression. Lighting / mood / style notes: Visual examples paired with short descriptions of lighting conditions, atmosphere, and texture. Include transitions across time of day and variations in light quality. Mood and keywords block: A concise list of emotional tones and thematic descriptors guiding the piece. Audio / tone section: Indications of ambient sound, music style, and overall sonic atmosphere. Cinematography notes: General visual philosophy including lens characteristics, movement style, and post-processing feel. The entire board should feel cohesive, cinematic, and professionally designed—like a director's pre-production guide that communicates tone, pacing, and visual storytelling at a glance.