Pocket Thunder Ad Film

I run everything through agents at this point.

The interesting question isn't "can an agent write a prompt?" it's "how far can you push one before it breaks?"

The MiniMax Design agent handles genuinely complex jobs and makes them feel trivial: 
Fast, clean, and the output quality is honestly ridiculous.

It worked out the character's lore on its own, wrote the punchline into the dialogue, designed the cutting rhythm, the camera, and the sound, and handed MiniMax H3 a prompt far more precise than anything I'd have bothered to type myself.

Then it did it twelve more times. Enjoy!

Full prompts below 👇
#MiniMaxH3 on #MiniMaxDesign

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I run everything through agents at this point.

The interesting question isn't "can an agent write a prompt?" it's "how far can you push one before it breaks?"

The MiniMax Design agent handles genuinely complex jobs and makes them feel trivial: 
Fast, clean, and the output quality is honestly ridiculous.

It worked out the character's lore on its own, wrote the punchline into the dialogue, designed the cutting rhythm, the camera, and the sound, and handed MiniMax H3 a prompt far more precise than anything I'd have bothered to type myself.

Then it did it twelve more times. Enjoy!

Full prompts below 👇
#MiniMaxH3 on #MiniMaxDesign

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Most people get mediocre results from AI video because they brief it like a search box, not like a collaborator.

The MiniMax Design agent has never needed more than three things from me: 

1. The assets, 
2. The outcome I actually want
3. Enough context to make real decisions without guessing

"Make a funny ad" gets you nothing. 

Context is the entire job.

Once it has that, the agent handles the parts I'd normally spend an hour on: the camera logic, the beat structure, where the joke lands, how it sounds.

Plus, you have a ton of presets to work with that save you a lot of time.

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PROMPT:

Characters: PRESENTER

[Generation Goal]
Generate a fast, stupid television commercial for POCKET THUNDER, a storm in a jar. PRESENTER blames the sky, opens the jar indoors and gets rained on, throwing his signature palms-up pose.

[Reference Material Roles]
[CHARACTER REFERENCE] defines PRESENTER's face, voluminous swept-back hair, brown suit and tie and his raised open-palm gesture. Use only appearance, 
clothing and gesture.
[CHARACTER REFERENCE] defines the product exactly: a squat glass jar with brass screw lid holding a swirling grey-violet storm cloud with tiny lightning inside, indigo label with bolt icon, POCKET THUNDER wordmark and ONE STORM, SEVEN MINUTES line. Copy it precisely. Do not reproduce the four-panel sheet layout.

[Style]
Cable-doc parody cranked to slapstick: dim study set, hard lamp, snap zooms, hard cuts, sudden wind and rain gag, saturated punchy grade.

[Stage 1] PRESENTER holds the jar up to the lamp, cloud swirling inside, eyes huge. English, breathless delivery, PRESENTER {They said weather comes from the sky. I am not so sure.}

[Stage 2] He unscrews the brass lid; the cloud erupts out, papers fly, a tiny rain shower soaks his hair flat while he refuses to move. PRESENTER {Seven minutes of weather. Indoors. On purpose!}

[Stage 3] Soaked, hair collapsed, he throws both palms up in his signature pose and grins at the lens with tiny lightning flashing behind him. PRESENTER {POCKET THUNDER. I am not saying it is a scam. But it is raining on me.}

[Camera]
Snap zoom onto the jar, handheld shake as the cloud erupts, static medium on the soaked palms-up pose.

[Audio]
<brass lid unscrewing> <sudden wind gust> <papers flying> <light rain hitting a desk> <distant thunder crack> plus his dialogue

[Maintain Consistency]
Keep PRESENTER's identity and brown suit consistent and the POCKET THUNDER jar identical to [PRODUCT REFERENCE]. One jar only. Natural lip sync. No music, no captions, no animals, no glowing eyes, no real brands.

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I hope you enjoyed watching the video and reading this as much as I did making it.

When MiniMax asked me to showcase the ad capabilities, I knew I couldn't do a simple one. I had to do it my way!

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