The Robot Explains Bitcoin
The film
Storyboard
Scene 1
1 shot · 5sShot 1 · establishing · 5s
The robot waits beside the desk while Maya enters the study room and notices it, beginning a curious lesson.
- The Robot: Come closer, Maya. I will explain where Bitcoin began.
Scene 2
1 shot · 5sShot 2 · medium · 5s
Maya sits across from the robot and asks the question that starts the lesson.
- Maya: How did Bitcoin begin?
Scene 3
1 shot · 7sShot 3 · over-shoulder · 7s
The robot explains that Bitcoin was introduced in two thousand eight as a new kind of digital money.
- The Robot: Bitcoin was introduced in two thousand eight as a new kind of digital money.
Scene 4
1 shot · 8sShot 4 · close-up · 8s
The robot introduces the mysterious creator known by the name Satoshi Nakamoto.
- The Robot: Its creator used the name Satoshi Nakamoto, but no one knows who that person really is.
Scene 5
1 shot · 9sShot 5 · wide · 9s
The robot describes Bitcoin as a digital currency that does not need a central bank or government.
- The Robot: Bitcoin was designed as a digital currency that does not need a central bank or government to control it.
Scene 6
1 shot · 6sShot 6 · insert · 6s
The robot shows Maya that Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a shared public ledger called a blockchain.
- The Robot: Transactions are recorded on a shared public ledger called a blockchain.
Scene 7
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Shot 7 · medium · 7s
The robot explains that many computers keep copies of the blockchain, making the record difficult to change secretly.
- The Robot: Many computers keep copies of this record, so changing it secretly is very difficult.
Scene 8
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Shot 8 · close-up · 5s
Maya asks who verifies new transactions, and the robot introduces miners as the people and computers that help verify them.
- Maya: Who checks the new transactions?
Scene 9
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Shot 9 · medium · 6s
The robot explains that miners use computers to solve difficult puzzles and verify transactions.
- The Robot: Miners use computers to solve difficult puzzles and verify transactions.
Scene 10
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Shot 10 · over-shoulder · 7s
The robot explains that miners can receive newly created Bitcoin as a reward for their work.
- The Robot: As a reward for this work, miners can receive newly created Bitcoin.
Scene 11
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Shot 11 · medium · 6s
The robot explains that people can also buy Bitcoin from other people using regular money.
- The Robot: People can also buy Bitcoin from other people using regular money.
Scene 12
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Shot 12 · close-up · 5s
Maya asks whether Bitcoin is real money, and the robot pauses before clarifying that it is digital money.
- Maya: So is Bitcoin real money?
Scene 13
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Shot 13 · medium · 8s
The robot clarifies that Bitcoin is digital money whose value depends on people choosing to use and trust it.
- The Robot: It is digital money. Its value depends on people choosing to use it and trust it.
Scene 14
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Shot 14 · wide · 9s
The robot summarizes the origin story: a mysterious creator, a digital currency, and a public blockchain maintained by a network.
- The Robot: That is the basic origin: a mysterious creator, digital money, and a public blockchain maintained by a network.
Scene 15
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Shot 15 · reaction · 8s
Maya shows that she now understands the basic story and asks whether the robot can explain more another time.
- Maya: I understand the basic idea now. Can you explain more another time?
- The Robot: Of course.
Scene 16
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Shot 16 · wide · 5s
The lesson ends with Maya and the robot together in the warm study room, the connected Bitcoin origin map glowing quietly between them.
The story
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“**STRICT CHARACTER CONSISTENCY — USE THE EXACT REFERENCE IMAGE** Use the uploaded image as the ONLY source of truth for the main robot character. The robot MUST remain visually identical to the reference image in every single shot. Do not redesign, reinterpret, stylize, replace, or generate a new version of the robot. Preserve EXACTLY: - The original golden crown, including its shape, proportions, and metallic finish. - The original white and light-gray rounded robot body. - The exact turquoise-blue face screen and its shape. - The original glowing cyan eyes and their distinctive curved shapes. - The exact white side headphones and their proportions. - The original turquoise chest badge with the white RC symbol. - The original body proportions, materials, colors, and overall silhouette. **STYLE RULE:** Apply the Soft Anime cinematic style to the environment, lighting, backgrounds, and secondary characters. Do NOT apply a style transformation to the robot itself. The robot must retain the original design shown in the reference image. **ANIMATION RULES:** Animate the existing character without redesigning it. Only use subtle floating, gentle tilting, waving, blinking through the existing eye design, and small body movements. Keep the crown, headphones, chest badge, face screen, and body structure consistent in every frame. **STORY:** The robot explains the origin of Bitcoin to a curious teenager. Create a storyboard with multiple connected shots, then animate each shot while preserving the exact same robot design. **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** No different robot, no new crown, no altered face, no different eye shapes, no missing headphones, no changed chest logo, no altered proportions, no additional limbs, no character redesign, no random accessories, no inconsistent colors. If exact character preservation cannot be maintained in a shot, prioritize the original reference design over artistic variation.”
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