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10-Minute Real Dinosaur Nature Documentary Prompt

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Nov 6, 2026

10-Minute Real Dinosaur Nature Documentary Prompt A comprehensive multi-stage prompt for creating a scientifically accurate 10-minute dinosaur documentary, covering story, locations, species sheets, video generation, camera work, narration, music, sound design, editing, titles, and quality control.

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Make a 10-minute nature documentary about real dinosaurs, from the first dinosaurs on Pangaea to the asteroid. 4K, 21:9, 24 fps, English narration. STORY 20 scenes of 30 seconds through the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous: Coelophysis on Pangaea, drought and eruptions, Plateosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Diplodocus, Stegosaurus vs Allosaurus, Archaeopteryx over a lagoon, the first flowers, Spinosaurus hunting a giant fish, Quetzalcoatlus in flight, the fighting dinosaurs of the Gobi, T. rex and Triceratops at Hell Creek, the impact, the ash and one surviving bird. LOCATIONS 13 location plates in Soul Cinema, 21:9. Vivid, untouched prehistoric wilderness, 28mm anamorphic, deep focus, volumetric light. Prehistoric flora only: no grass, no palm trees, no flowers before the Cretaceous. No people, roads or man-made objects. Nothing should look like a park, a plantation or a road. DINOSAURS A 4-angle turnaround sheet in Seedream 5.0 Pro for each of the 15 species before any video: side, front, back, three-quarter. Scientifically accurate: feathered Velociraptor, T. rex with lips over its teeth, Plateosaurus and T. rex on two legs. Use the sheets as references in every scene. VIDEO Seedance 2.5 in 4K with the location plate and species sheets as references. Write "no music" into every prompt, then strip the music from every clip anyway and keep only the effects. CAMERA Mostly handheld and always moving. Walk up to the animals, run alongside them, let splashes and dust hit the lens. Drone flyovers for scale. No static shots and no drone visible in frame. NARRATION A deep, warm, unhurried nature documentary narrator. 40 lines of real paleontology facts, two per scene. Check every line with a transcript so no stage directions get read aloud. MUSIC Four orchestral themes that follow the eras, instrumental only. Duck it under the voice, full level in the pauses. SOUND DESIGN An ambience bed for every scene: canyon wind, forest, lagoon, swamp, sandstorm, rain, crickets before the impact, the silence of ash. Accents on the action: Brachiosaurus footsteps with sub-bass, the Diplodocus tail whip, splashes, wingbeats, the T. rex rumble, the impact and the shockwave. Soft whooshes on scene changes, low ones on era changes. EDIT Crossfade picture and sound on every cut: 0.75 s between scenes, 1 s between eras, 1.5 s into the ash. Mix to -16 LUFS. TITLES Come up with a title and design it the way big nature documentaries do. Open with "Documentary made with Higgsfield", centered, in a cinematic font. Burn in English subtitles synced to the voice word by word. QC Check every scene frame by frame for morphing, extra limbs, wrong leg counts, bodies passing through each other and story mismatches on the cuts. Regenerate broken shots between clean first and last frames.

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