HAZZAZ — THE STORY OF TAIZ

شهابشهابCinematic (Live Action)MiniMax H31 scene1 shot0:06Oct 11, 2026

The film

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Storyboard

1 scene · 1 shot

Scene 1

1 shot · 6s
  • Shot 1 · close-up · 6s

    La porte en bois réagit à trois coups soudains. Hazzaz se tourne vers elle, entend l’enfant effrayé et s’approche sans ouvrir, puis reste immobile lorsque quelque chose bouge dehors.

    • The frightened child: Hazzaz! Open the door, please!
    • The frightened child: They've arrived!

The story

Written by شهاب

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“Apply the HAZZAZ SERIES MASTER PROMPT. SCENE 01 — THE KNOCK Duration: approximately 10 seconds. Aspect ratio: vertical 9:16. LOCATION: Interior of a traditional Yemeni home in Taiz at night. A wooden entrance door is visible. The room is dimly lit by a single warm light. CHARACTER: Use the approved Hazzaz reference image. Preserve his exact established character design and signature clothing. ACTION: Begin immediately with three sudden knocks against the wooden door. Hazzaz turns toward the door, startled but alert. An unseen frightened child speaks from outside in natural Yemeni Arabic: "Hazzaz! Open the door, please!" Hazzaz slowly approaches the door. The child urgently says: "They've arrived!" Hazzaz stops before opening the door. A faint, unexplained movement is heard outside. End the shot on Hazzaz looking toward the door. Do not reveal the person outside. CAMERA: Start with a close shot of the door reacting to the knocks. Move naturally toward Hazzaz's face. Finish with a tense close-up of his expression. LIGHTING: Maintain the series' consistent cinematic color grade. Warm interior lighting, soft shadows, realistic materials. AUDIO: Three clear door knocks. Quiet nighttime ambience. Natural Yemeni Arabic dialogue. Subtle dramatic sound design. CONTINUITY: This is the first scene of the series. Do not add opening credits, logos, subtitles, or unrelated characters. Do not change Hazzaz's face, hairstyle, headwrap, or outfit.PROJECT TITLE: HAZZAZ — THE STORY OF TAIZ SERIES IDENTITY: Create a continuous cinematic 3D animated drama series set in Taiz, Yemen. This is one continuous story with recurring characters, consistent locations, consistent visual design, and logical scene-to-scene continuity. MAIN CHARACTER: HAZZAZ Use the supplied approved Hazzaz character reference image as the primary visual identity reference. Preserve his recognizable facial features, facial proportions, warm skin tone, thick black curly hair, hairstyle, eyebrows, eyes, and overall appearance. His signature outfit consists of: - A dark Yemeni headwrap with gold decorative patterns. - A simple black sleeveless shirt. - A traditional Yemeni maawaz. Keep his face, hairstyle, headwrap, clothing design, and body proportions consistent across every scene. Do not invent a new version of Hazzaz. Do not randomly change his age, face, hair, clothing, or identity. Do not create duplicate versions of the main character. LOCATION IDENTITY: The story takes place in Taiz, Yemen. Use authentic Yemeni architectural references, narrow urban streets, traditional houses, stone walls, local shops, and the mountainous landscape surrounding Taiz. Cairo Castle is an important geographical landmark in the story. Keep recurring locations visually consistent whenever the same location appears again. Do not randomly replace Taiz with another city or an unrelated Middle Eastern location. VISUAL STYLE: High-quality cinematic 3D animation with realistic materials, detailed skin, natural hair movement, believable fabric, realistic environmental lighting, and expressive facial animation. Maintain one consistent cinematic color grade throughout the series. Use natural earthy colors, controlled contrast, realistic shadows, and atmospheric depth. Avoid sudden changes in rendering style, lighting style, or color grading. CAMERA AND MOVEMENT: Use smooth, intentional cinematic camera movement. Maintain correct body proportions and natural human movement. Keep character positions and screen direction consistent between connected shots. Avoid unnecessary camera movement, random zooming, and sudden scene changes. AUDIO AND DIALOGUE: All spoken dialogue must be in natural Yemeni Arabic, preferably close to the Taiz dialect. Keep Hazzaz's voice identity consistent. Do not replace spoken dialogue with unrelated speech. Use realistic environmental sound, distant city ambience, footsteps, doors, wind, and appropriate dramatic sound design. STORY CONTINUITY: Every new shot must continue logically from the previous approved shot. Preserve established character positions, clothing, props, time of day, weather, and location unless the script explicitly changes them. Do not invent new plot events or new dialogue. SAFETY AND VISUAL QUALITY: Depict fictional conflict through cinematic atmosphere, distant sounds, smoke, civilian reactions, and dramatic storytelling. Avoid graphic injuries and unnecessary graphic violence. OUTPUT: Vertical 9:16 composition. Designed for a continuing TikTok episodic series. Maintain visual continuity with the approved reference images.”

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