Joseph: God Has a Plan
The film
Storyboard
Scene 1
4 shots · 38sShot 1 · wide · 6s
Joseph vit avec sa famille dans la cour de leur maison de Canaan. Jacob lui donne une robe spéciale et colorée, montrant combien il l'aime.
- Jacob: Joseph, my son, this robe is for you.
- Joseph: Thank you, Father.
- Reuben: He is always the one you choose.
Shot 2 · over-shoulder · 12s
Joseph raconte le premier rêve près du puits, tandis que ses frères l'écoutent avec une méfiance croissante. Reuben observe Joseph avec inquiétude.
- Joseph: I dreamed that our bundles of grain stood around mine and bowed down to it.
- Reuben: Do you think you will rule over us?
Shot 3 · over-shoulder · 8s
Joseph poursuit son récit sous les étoiles. La colère des frères grandit et ils se détournent, laissant Joseph seul près du puits.
- Joseph: Then I dreamed the sun, the moon, and eleven stars bowed down to me.
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Shot 4 · wide · 12s
Les frères vendent Joseph à une caravane qui se dirige vers l'Égypte. Reuben revient trop tard, et la robe de Joseph est utilisée pour tromper Jacob.
- Reuben: We must not harm him. Sell him, and let him live.
- Jacob: My son is gone!
Scene 2
2 shots · 24s- Not rendered yet
Shot 5 · medium · 12s
En Égypte, Joseph travaille honnêtement dans la maison de Potiphar. Même après une accusation injuste, il refuse de faire le mal et est envoyé en prison.
- Joseph: I will do what is right, even when no one is watching.
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Shot 6 · close-up · 12s
En prison, Joseph interprète les rêves de deux serviteurs de Pharaon. Les rêves annoncent l'avenir, et Joseph demande que Dieu soit reconnu comme la source de l'interprétation.
- Joseph: Interpretations belong to God. Tell me your dreams.
- Joseph: In three days, Pharaoh will restore you to your position.
- Joseph: Please remember me when you are free.
Scene 3
4 shots · 40s- Not rendered yet
Shot 7 · wide · 12s
Pharaon interroge Joseph dans la salle du trône. Joseph répond avec humilité, tandis que les scribes attendent son interprétation.
- Pharaoh: I have heard that you can explain dreams.
- Joseph: I cannot do it by myself, but God can give Pharaoh the answer.
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Shot 8 · wide · 10s
Joseph expose le sens des rêves et propose une réponse concrète à la famine. Il se tourne vers les réserves tandis que les scribes commencent à noter son plan.
- Joseph: There will be seven years of plenty, followed by seven years of famine. Store grain now, so the people may live.
- Not rendered yet
Shot 9 · wide · 6s
Pharaon confie officiellement l'Égypte à Joseph. Le sceau et le manteau marquent son nouveau pouvoir, tandis que les plans de stockage partent vers les réserves.
- Pharaoh: You will be in charge of all Egypt.
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Shot 10 · wide · 12s
Pendant sept années d'abondance, Joseph organise les réserves de grain. Puis la famine arrive, et des peuples de nombreux pays viennent en Égypte pour acheter de la nourriture.
- Joseph: Measure every basket carefully. These stores will feed the people when the harvest is gone.
- Joseph: Open the storehouses. Let no one leave without food.
Scene 4
3 shots · 32s- Not rendered yet
Shot 11 · over-shoulder · 12s
Les frères de Joseph arrivent en Égypte pour acheter du grain, sans le reconnaître. Joseph les reconnaît immédiatement et demande que Benjamin soit amené devant lui.
- Joseph: Where is your youngest brother?
- Reuben: He is with our father in Canaan.
- Joseph: Return with him, and I will know that you speak the truth.
- Not rendered yet
Shot 12 · medium · 12s
Benjamin est amené en Égypte. Joseph ne peut plus cacher son identité; il renvoie les serviteurs et révèle à ses frères qu'il est Joseph, puis choisit le pardon.
- Joseph: Leave us alone with these men.
- Joseph: I am Joseph! Is my father still alive?
- Reuben: We are afraid of what you may do to us.
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Shot 13 · medium · 8s
Benjamin est amené en Égypte. Joseph ne peut plus cacher son identité; il renvoie les serviteurs et révèle à ses frères qu'il est Joseph, puis choisit le pardon.
- Joseph: Do not be afraid. You meant to harm me, but God used it to save lives.
Scene 5
2 shots · 22s- Not rendered yet
Shot 14 · wide · 12s
Jacob retrouve le visage de Joseph et le touche avec émotion. Père et fils s'étreignent enfin dans la salle égyptienne.
- Jacob: Now I can die in peace. I have seen your face again, and you are alive.
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Shot 15 · wide · 10s
Benjamin et les frères rejoignent l'étreinte. Joseph se tourne ensuite vers les greniers ouverts et donne un sens au mal qui les avait séparés.
- Joseph: God sent me ahead to preserve life. What you meant for evil, God meant for good, to save many lives.
The story
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“Create a complete 12–15-minute Christian children's Bible story film titled “Joseph: God Has a Plan.” Visual style: High-quality cinematic 3D animated family movie, expressive characters, beautiful lighting, natural movement and emotionally engaging storytelling. Biblical accuracy: Base the story on Genesis chapters 37–50. Include Joseph's special robe, his dreams, his brothers' jealousy, his sale into slavery, Potiphar's household, Joseph's imprisonment, the interpretation of Pharaoh's dreams, the seven years of plenty and famine, Joseph's rise to leadership, his brothers' journey to Egypt, forgiveness and his reunion with Jacob. Historical setting: Use historically inspired ancient Canaanite and Egyptian clothing, woven linen garments, sandals, head coverings, mud-brick houses, tents, wells, desert landscapes, ancient Egyptian palaces, grain stores and period-appropriate household objects. Avoid modern clothing, buildings and technology. Character consistency: Keep each character's face, age, skin tone, hairstyle and clothing consistent across all scenes. Joseph should look like the same person as he grows from a young boy into an adult Egyptian official. His special colourful robe should be distinctive in the childhood scenes. Narration and dialogue: Use clear, warm English narration suitable for children aged 5–10. Include natural character dialogue, gentle music, appropriate sound effects and easy-to-read English subtitles. Tone: Faithful to the biblical account, child-friendly, hopeful and emotionally moving. Present betrayal and imprisonment without graphic violence. Do not invent events that contradict Scripture. Biblical lessons: Trust God during difficult times, remain honest, do what is right, resist jealousy, and forgive those who hurt you. End with Joseph forgiving his brothers, his reunion with his father, and the message of Genesis 50:20. Create multiple connected scenes and assemble them into one complete 16:9 landscape video, with a title sequence, smooth transitions and closing credits. Aim for 12–15 minutes of finished runtime.”
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