The Great Picnic Plan

Ellie JonesEllie JonesCinematic (Live Action)MiniMax H37 scenes8 shots0:08Oct 13, 2026

The film

0:08 · 8 shots

Storyboard

7 scenes · 8 shots

Scene 1

1 shot · 8s
  • Shot 1 · wide · 8s

    Milo unveils an exact picnic plan in the sunny clearing, while Benny immediately tests whether perfection includes enough sandwiches.

    • Milo: Today, we shall have the PERFECT picnic!
    • Benny: Does perfect include unlimited sandwiches?

Scene 2

1 shot · 6s
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    Shot 2 · wide · 6s

    The friends hike cheerfully through the sunny forest until Dax strides straight into a muddy patch and becomes hopelessly stuck.

    • Dax: I’ve become a duck-shaped potato!

Scene 3

2 shots · 17s
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    Shot 3 · medium · 9s

    While the others recover from the mud, Ricky secretly lifts a sandwich, but a rolling apple exposes him and starts a chase.

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    Shot 4 · wide · 8s

    Cornered beneath the old oak, Ricky denies responsibility just as his backpack bumps the beehive and unleashes a warning buzz.

    • Ricky: I blame the wind.
    • Ollie: I recommend leaving. Immediately.

Scene 4

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    Shot 5 · wide · 9s

    All six friends race through the meadow in comic confusion, scattering food and plans as Benny protests that this disaster was never on the schedule.

    • Benny: This isn’t what we planned.

Scene 5

1 shot · 6s
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    Shot 6 · wide · 6s

    At the beautiful lake, Milo abandons the idea of perfection and calls their chaotic arrival better as everyone shares the surviving food.

    • Milo: It’s better!

Scene 6

1 shot · 10s
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    Shot 7 · medium · 10s

    As sunset turns the lake gold, Lily names what made the day worthwhile, and the friends answer with shared laughter rather than a perfect spread.

    • Lily: The best adventures are the ones we share.

Scene 7

1 shot · 10s
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    Shot 8 · medium · 10s

    The friends crowd together for a sunset selfie; Milo teases Ricky, Ricky demands more sandwiches, and the camera captures their laughter.

    • Milo: Next time, no raccoons!
    • Ricky: Next time, bring MORE sandwiches!

The story

Written by Ellie Jones

Original input — click to expand

“TITLE: The Great Picnic Plan Create a 2-minute, 16:9 landscape 3D animated comedy for YouTube, with six consistent animal characters, expressive cartoon acting, funny dialogue, AI-generated voices, and synchronized sound effects. STORY: Six animal friends set out to have the perfect picnic. Dax the duck gets stuck in mud, Ricky the raccoon steals a sandwich, and a beehive causes a ridiculous chase. The friends eventually reach a beautiful lakeside picnic spot, share their food, and realize that friendship matters more than perfect plans. CHARACTERS — KEEP IDENTICAL IN EVERY SCENE: * Milo: golden-brown monkey, cream muzzle, red neckerchief, green backpack; enthusiastic leader. * Benny: fluffy brown bear, round belly, teal backpack; kind and always hungry. * Lily: white rabbit, pink inner ears, blue eyes, lavender bow; clever and caring. * Dax: white duck, orange beak and feet, yellow rain hat; loud and dramatic. * Ollie: brown owl, tan chest, round spectacles; calm and witty. * Ricky: gray raccoon, black eye mask, striped tail, orange backpack; mischievous snack thief. SCENE ORDER: 1. The friends plan their picnic. 2. They hike through a sunny forest. 3. Dax gets stuck in mud. 4. Ricky secretly steals a sandwich. 5. Everyone chases Ricky. 6. Ricky accidentally disturbs a nearby beehive. 7. The friends run through a meadow in comic confusion. 8. They reach a beautiful lake and share their food. 9. They appreciate their friendship at sunset. 10. They take a group selfie, ending with Ricky asking for more sandwiches. DIALOGUE: Milo: “Today, we shall have the PERFECT picnic!” Benny: “Does perfect include unlimited sandwiches?” Dax: “I’ve become a duck-shaped potato!” Ricky: “I blame the wind.” Ollie: “I recommend leaving. Immediately.” Benny: “This isn’t what we planned.” Milo: “It’s better!” Lily: “The best adventures are the ones we share.” Milo: “Next time, no raccoons!” Ricky: “Next time, bring MORE sandwiches!” AUDIO: Generate distinct, friendly voices for all six characters. Add cheerful orchestral comedy music, forest ambience, footsteps, mud squishes, rolling apples, cartoon boings, gentle buzzing, laughter, and a camera shutter at the end. Make dialogue clear and synchronized. VISUAL DIRECTION: High-quality cinematic 3D animation, detailed soft fur, expressive faces, warm natural lighting, colorful woodland scenery, smooth camera movement, playful physical comedy, and a beautiful golden sunset ending. Keep the story family-friendly. Generate a storyboard first for review, then animate the approved scenes. Target a final duration of 120 seconds. If the tool cannot generate the full duration in one pass, split it into shorter clips and assemble them into one MP4. Do not add unrequested characters, change character designs, or generate unreadable on-screen text.”

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