Create a 10.04-second photorealistic anthropomorphic cat comedy video in vertical 9:16 format, 720 × 1280, 24 fps, rendered as one… — a ready-to-use prompt for detailed AI video generation.
AI Video Prompt
Create a 10.04-second photorealistic anthropomorphic cat comedy video in vertical 9:16 format, 720 × 1280, 24 fps, rendered as one continuous locked shot. Set the scene in a bright modern residential kitchen. Place a black gas stovetop in the lower foreground with a visible stable blue burner flame. Position one round black frying pan over the burner. Inside the pan, place several pale-brown cooked meat chunks. Behind the stove, use white paneled upper cabinets and a softly blurred mosaic backsplash made from small muted orange, blue-gray, beige, cream and dark-gray square tiles. Use exactly two upright anthropomorphic cats. White Chef Cat Place one fluffy white cat on screen-left. Give it large gray or blue-gray eyes, a small pink nose and long white fur. Add a human-like black hairstyle consisting of short straight bangs and a high messy bun. Dress it in one light beige kitchen apron with thin blue or dark trim. The white cat owns one medium-brown wooden cooking spoon. Orange Tabby Cat Place one orange striped tabby cat on screen-right. Give it a pale cream muzzle and chest, large dark or amber eyes, a pink nose and short plush orange fur. Do not add clothing or human hair. Place one transparent cylindrical jar beside it. The jar contains bright red powder and has an orange-red lid and a white label reading “Chili Powder.” 0.00–0.90 Seconds Begin with both cats already standing behind the stove. The white chef cat gently stirs the cooked meat in the frying pan using the wooden spoon. Use a shallow circular stirring motion. The spoon bowl physically contacts and shifts the meat pieces. The orange tabby looks toward the pan, reaches for the chili-powder jar and grips it with both front paws. Keep the camera completely locked. 0.90–2.75 Seconds The orange cat lifts the jar and rotates it downward over the center-right portion of the frying pan. Once the opening faces downward, release a thick continuous stream of bright red chili powder. The powder falls naturally under gravity and lands directly on the meat. Continue pouring an absurdly excessive quantity. Build a large red conical mound that spreads over most of the pan and partially buries the meat pieces. Allow a few fine particles to scatter near the pan rim, but keep the main powder inside the pan. The white chef cat pauses its stirring and watches the growing mound with widened or disapproving eyes. Do not move either cat from its established side. 2.75–3.40 Seconds The orange cat rotates the jar back upright. The powder stream narrows and stops naturally. Lower the jar to the countertop or stove area on screen-right and leave it standing upright with the label visible. The white cat raises the spoon slightly over the chili-covered pan. 3.40–4.50 Seconds The orange cat begins reacting to the airborne spice. Close its eyes tightly. Open its mouth. Raise one or both paws toward its eyes and the sides of its face. Create two long blue tear streams flowing downward from its eyes. The orange cat tilts its head back slightly and looks distressed. At the same time, the white cat lowers the wooden spoon into the red mound and scoops up one visible spoonful of chili-covered food or dense red powder. 4.50–5.45 Seconds The orange cat opens its mouth extremely wide while continuing to cry. The white chef cat raises the loaded spoon and extends it horizontally from screen-left toward the orange cat. Move the spoon in a smooth controlled path. Place the spoon bowl naturally into the center of the orange cat’s open mouth. Do not allow the spoon to intersect the cheeks, nose or eyes. Hold the contact briefly, then begin withdrawing the spoon toward the left. 5.45–6.40 Seconds The spoon leaves the orange cat’s mouth and returns toward the white cat. The orange cat pulls its head slightly backward. Its eyes remain watery, and the blue tears continue down both cheeks. The expression changes from discomfort to shock. Maintain the original orange tabby face and stripe pattern during this first reaction stage. 6.40–7.20 Seconds Begin a gradual exaggerated spicy transformation. First add a subtle red tint to the orange cat’s cheeks. Spread the red color across the muzzle, forehead and entire face. Enlarge both cheeks smoothly and symmetrically. Make the head rounder and puffier while preserving feline ears, muzzle and tabby identity. Widen the eyes and begin making them bulge outward. The orange cat raises both paws near its chest and leans backward. The white chef cat remains calm and watches while holding the spoon. 7.20–8.30 Seconds Reach the maximum comedy reaction. The orange cat’s face is now bright red and dramatically swollen. Both eyes are large and bulging but remain attached and aligned. The mouth opens into a very wide scream. Both paws lift with shocked curled gestures. Generate one or two soft white steam puffs above the orange cat’s head. Make the steam rise naturally, expand and become translucent against the white cabinets. The orange cat continues leaning backward toward screen-right. The white chef cat remains upright, stern and unimpressed. 8.30–9.00 Seconds The red orange cat loses balance and moves backward and downward toward screen-right. Animate the exit continuously: Head moves back Shoulders follow Torso tilts Body drops below and beyond the right edge Do not teleport the cat. The orange cat fully disappears from view by approximately nine seconds. The white steam disperses. Leave the chili-powder jar upright in its original screen-right position. Do not remove the jar with the cat. 9.00–10.04 Seconds Only the white chef cat remains. The white cat looks briefly toward the empty screen-right area. It brings its front paws together near its chest for a moment. Then it folds both arms firmly across the beige apron. Finish with the white cat looking down toward the chili-covered pan or slightly toward screen-right with a stern, satisfied or unimpressed expression. Keep the pan full of the red chili mound. Keep the wooden spoon near or partly over the pan. Keep the blue burner flame stable. End without any cut or camera movement. Camera Use one locked front-facing medium shot at approximately cat-chest and stovetop height. No pans, tilts, zooms, reframing, orbiting or transitions. Lighting Use soft bright neutral-warm indoor kitchen lighting. Keep the white fur detailed without overexposure. Preserve visible texture on the red transformed face and steam.
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