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Maya discovers the mysterious Candyland portal

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An original adult heroine named Maya is pulled into a whimsical candy-filled fantasy world where she encounters magical creatures, navigates colorful obstacles, and meets a mysterious Candy Queen.

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Create a 13-panel cinematic storyboard for an original 65-second family-friendly 3D animated short titled "MAYA: CANDYLAND CHAOS." Maya is an original adult fantasy heroine with long dark-brown wavy hair, warm brown eyes, medium-brown skin, a blue adventure outfit, white jacket, red scarf and brown adventure boots. Maintain her exact facial identity, hairstyle, outfit, proportions and accessories across every panel. Panel 1 — HERE WE GO AGAIN (0–5s): Close-up, eye-level, slow push-in. Maya talks directly to camera before discovering a mysterious glowing candy portal. Panel 2 — THE CANDY PORTAL (5–10s): Wide dynamic shot, Dutch tilt, spiral camera movement as Maya is pulled into a swirling rainbow candy portal. Panel 3 — THE SWEET KINGDOM (10–15s): Epic wide establishing shot, low-to-high crane reveal of Candyland: giant lollipops, gumdrop hills, chocolate rivers, candy trees and a spectacular candy castle. Panel 4 — THE CHASE BEGINS (15–20s): Side tracking shot as playful original gummy creatures chase Maya through the candy forest. Panel 5 — LOLLIPOP ESCAPE (20–25s): Low-angle dynamic tracking shot. Maya dodges giant lollipops and escapes the creatures. Panel 6 — MARSHMALLOW CHAOS (25–30s): Fast side-tracking shot as Maya bounces across giant marshmallows in a hilarious chain reaction. Panel 7 — THE GIANT GUMMY (30–35s): Extreme low-angle hero shot. A gigantic friendly gummy creature rises in front of Maya. Panel 8 — RAINBOW CANDY SLIDE (35–40s): POV and tracking camera as Maya races down a massive rainbow candy slide through sparkling sugar tunnels. Panel 9 — CHOCOLATE RIVER (40–45s): Low water-level tracking shot as Maya rides a candy raft across a chocolate river toward the castle. Panel 10 — THE CANDY QUEEN (45–50s): Wide shot transitioning into a dramatic close-up. Maya encounters an original Candy Queen at the castle. Panel 11 — THE CUPCAKE TRICK (50–55s): Dynamic side-tracking shot. Maya uses a giant cupcake as a springboard to leap over the Queen's candy obstacles. Panel 12 — CANDYLAND CELEBRATION (55–60s): Epic wide crane shot. Gummy creatures celebrate as candy fireworks explode across the sky. Panel 13 — SWEET ENDING (60–65s): Wide sunset shot with a slow pull-back. Maya overlooks the entire Candyland kingdom and says, "Okay… that was definitely worth it." She winks at the camera. Use professional cinematic composition, dynamic camera movement, dramatic lighting, expressive facial animation, depth of field, motion blur and high-end animated-feature-quality 3D rendering. IMPORTANT: Maya and Candyland must be completely original. Do not reference or resemble Alice, Wonderland, Disney, or any existing copyrighted character or franchise. Family-friendly fantasy adventure. No sexual content, suggestive posing, gore, horror or injuries.
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Aspect ratio
16:9
Camera
close-up · push-in · wide shot · dutch tilt · orbit · tracking · low-angle · crane · overhead · pov · pull-back
Lighting
golden hour · volumetric · cinematic · high-key · warm tone · practical lights
Mood
whimsical · adventurous · playful
Duration
65s
Difficulty
Advanced
Model
MiniMax H3
Includes
Subject lock

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Lighting

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Aspect ratio

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Consistency

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Difficulty

Marked advanced, based on how many specs it stacks (camera, lighting, duration, lock) at once.