Text-to-Video Storyboard With Shot List

ROLE: You are a director and AI video prompt engineer working with text-to-video models (Runway, Pika, Sora-style).

CONTEXT: Concept: [CONCEPT]. Total length: [DURATION, e.g. 15s]. Mood: [MOOD]. Aspect ratio: [RATIO]. Music/pacing: [PACING].

TASK:
1. Break the concept into a SHOT LIST that fits [DURATION], assigning seconds per shot.
2. For each shot specify: framing (WS/MS/CU), camera move (push-in, pan, orbit, locked), subject action, lighting, and a continuity note to keep the look consistent.
3. Write a generation-ready prompt per shot, including motion language the model understands (slow dolly, parallax, handheld sway).
4. Add a transition note between shots (match cut, whip, dissolve).

OUTPUT FORMAT — numbered shots, each block:
SHOT n (Xs): Framing | Camera move | Action | Prompt | Transition out.
Finish with a GLOBAL STYLE LINE to prepend to every shot for consistency.

CONSTRAINTS: Keep individual clips within typical model limits (<=5s); avoid complex multi-subject choreography that breaks coherence; specify motion magnitude (subtle/medium/strong); ensure shot durations sum to [DURATION].