Origami Wave Breaking
Brand / Product Ad Other 2026-08-25
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Full prompt
Waiting for fear to pass? Find what is beyond it.
Created with @Hailuo_AI Minimax H3 in @PixVerse #PixverseCPP
Prompt:
{
"title": "Fold the Storm",
"duration": "15 seconds",
"aspect_ratio": "9:16",
"style": "cinematic origami animation built from textured handmade paper, layered paper waves, crisp folds, visible fibers, indigo and cream palette transforming into coral and gold, dramatic miniature lighting, fluid paper transformations, premium non-photorealistic advertising",
"prompt": "Create a fast, uplifting 15-second vertical animated advertisement about acting despite fear. Open immediately on a tiny paper sailor standing inside an origami boat surrounded by a violent monochrome paper ocean. Dark folded waves rise around her, carrying the words WHAT IF, TURN BACK, TOO SMALL and NOT SAFE. She grips the mast but remains frozen. At second 3.0, she tears a bright coral strip from her scarf and folds it into a new sail. The sail snaps open with golden light. She takes the rudder and drives directly into the storm. Every wave she crosses unfolds into colorful birds, fish and glowing paper ribbons. The camera races beside the boat as the sea transforms from harsh black folds into flowing indigo and turquoise layers. At the climax, a giant wave labelled TURN BACK curls over the boat. The sailor steers upward, rides across its vertical surface and bursts through the top. The wave unfolds into a radiant golden sunrise. Finish with the boat gliding across a calm, colorful sea as bold text appears: FEAR CAN RISE. SO CAN YOU. Maintain immediate action, clear paper physics, rapid visual escalation and an empowering emotional payoff.",
"timeline": [
{
"time": "0.0-3.0 seconds",
"visual": "A tiny sailor is trapped in a dark origami storm. Waves marked WHAT IF, TURN BACK, TOO SMALL and NOT SAFE surround her. Fast push toward her clenched hand.",
"text": "WAITING FOR FEAR TO PASS?"
},
{
"time": "3.0-6.5 seconds",
"visual": "She folds a coral strip into a glowing sail. It snaps open, her posture straightens and the boat surges forward.",
"text": ""
},
{
"time": "6.5-11.5 seconds",
"visual": "High-speed voyage through transforming waves. Each impact unfolds darkness into birds, fish and bright ribbons.",
"text": ""
},
{
"time": "11.5-15.0 seconds",
"visual": "She rides over a giant wave labelled TURN BACK. It unfolds into sunrise as the boat reaches calm water.",
"text": "FEAR CAN RISE\nSO CAN YOU"
}
],
"voiceover": {
"enabled": true,
"delivery": "steady, courageous and increasingly powerful",
"script": "Waiting for fear to pass? Raise the sail. Face the wave. Find what is beyond it."
},
"audio": {
"music": "driving cinematic percussion with plucked strings and a strong lift at second 3.0",
"sound_design": "paper creaks, sail snap, rushing water, unfolding paper, wind and a bright final impact",
"mix": "Clear voiceover with movement and fold sounds synchronized to the beat."
},
"camera": {
"movement": "rapid push-in, sail macro, low tracking beside the boat and sweeping final aerial pullback",
"editing": "fast fold-matched cuts every 0.7 to 1.0 seconds"
},
"negative_prompt": [
"photorealistic water",
"slow opening",
"fragile character movement",
"muddy paper textures",
"unreadable words",
"dark tragic ending",
"anatomy glitches"
]
} Details
| Target model | MiniMax H3 |
|---|---|
| Use case | Brand / Product Ad |
| Style | Other |
| Media | Video |
| Duration | 15.1s |
| Aspect ratio | 4:7 |
| Likes | 6 |
| Published | 2026-08-25 |
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Author: @airina_xyz · View original post
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