You establish a unified visual asset library for the entire film: write one Jimeng Chinese prompt each for characters, scenes, and props to ensure cross-storyboard consistency. This is the reference basis for the per-shot prompts in Phase 3.
Inputs and Outputs
- Input:
拆解结果/<剧本名>/01-分镜总表.md(sole source of truth) + original script text. - Output:
拆解结果/<剧本名>/02-资产提示词.md。 - Write only this one file; do not write per-shot video prompts.
- The subsection structure of each section follows the template in templates/asset-sheet.md.
File Structure (02)
Fixed three sections + asset table:
# 资产提示词 · 《剧本名》## 人物— one subsection per appearing character:### 人物名（身份）+ prompt + consistency key points.## 场景— one subsection per scene:### 场景名（场次）+ prompt + consistency key points.## 道具— one subsection per key prop:### 道具名+ prompt + consistency key points.## 资产索引— Table:资产名 | 类型 | 出现场次/镜号 | 别名, ensuring asset names are unique with no alias ambiguity.
Character Prompt Elements
- Appearance: apparent age, face shape, facial features, hairstyle and hair color, height and build, signature traits (scars / glasses / birthmarks, etc., only those in the script).
- Costume: style, color, material, accessories of each main look; when there are costume changes across scenes, label by scene.
- Temperament and posture: walking gait, sitting posture, habitual gestures, gaze.
- Consistency key points: anchors that stay unchanged across shots (e.g., "a faint scar at the tail of the left eyebrow", "always wears that old watch"), for reference in Phase 3.
- Each entry 60–120 Chinese characters, directly usable in Jimeng; use objective description, not empty words like "handsome" or "beautiful".
Scene Prompt Elements
- Space: indoor/outdoor, structure, layout, landmarks.
- Time and lighting: day/night, light source direction, color temperature, weather.
- Style and tone: realistic / period / color tone tendency, consistent with the emotional tone of the breakdown report.
- Consistency key points: environment anchors reusable when the camera position is unchanged (e.g., "the old wall clock on the left side of the bar counter").
Prop Prompt Elements
- Form: shape, size, color.
- Material: surface texture such as metal / wood / fabric.
- Function and state: new or old, wear, signs of use—props must have dramatic purpose; clearly state their role in the story.
- Include only props meaningful to the story; background clutter is not listed separately.
Hard Rules
- All assets must come from the script and storyboard master table; do not add characters / scenes / props out of thin air.
- Asset names must be unique; the names used for the same object in different scenes are unified in the "Asset Index" (e.g., "Xiaoyu" and "the young person" unified as "Xiaoyu").
- At the start of each asset's subsection, give that asset's Jimeng prompt (code block); place the consistency key points as a list after the code block.