📌 STEP 1: TITLE GENERATION PROMPT (VIRUM-style)

• Genre: “Kindness story” micro-drama (0:18–0:21 Shorts).
• Core arc implied by title: public tension → surprise compassion → emotional payoff.
• Prefer archetypes that VIRUM repeatedly uses: Officer/Police, CEO/Undercover Boss, Guard, Priest, Cashier, Bus Driver, Vendor, Veteran, Homeless parent, Cleaner/Janitor, Receptionist.

• Broad global Shorts viewers who love justice served + emotional surprise, simple English, high clarity, high curiosity.

• Headline Case (Capitalize Like VIRUM).
• Keep the “role” in the title (Officer/CEO/Priest/etc.).
• Use curiosity + outcome language: “Unexpected”, “Life-Changing”, “Replaced”, “Surprise”, “Reward”, “Tests”, “Fires”, “Helps”, “Reunite”.
• Avoid complex grammar; short, punchy, universally readable.
• ALWAYS end with: “#shorts #kindness”

• “Receives A Life-Changing Surprise”
• “Replaces An Old Broken ___”
• “Tests His/Her ___ Staff”
• “Fires A Rude ___”
• “Helps A ___ Reunite”
• “Breaks Protocol To Help A ___”
• “Couldn’t Pay and He Helped”

• A Stranger Gave Up His Meal To Help Her #shorts #kindness
• Kindness Made Their Reunion Possible #shorts #kindness
• A Homeless Mother Of Two Gets The Ultimate Gift #shorts #kindness
• Police Surprise A Street Musician With A New Guitar #shorts #kindness
• An Undercover CEO Tests His Pizzeria Staff #shorts #kindness
• The CEO Fires A Rude Hospital Receptionist #shorts #kindness
• A Priest Helps A Man Rejected By The Church #shorts #kindness
• An Officer Replaces An Old Broken Motorcycle #shorts #kindness
• A Cashier Replaces Leftovers With A Fresh Meal #shorts #kindness
• Officers Replace A Broken Football For Two Boys #shorts #kindness
• Officers Take A Vendor To His New Bakery #shorts #kindness
• An Older Worker Receives An Unexpected Reward #shorts #kindness
• A Bus Driver Notices Someone In Need #shorts #kindness
• The Police Took His Bike and Came Back With a New One #shorts #kindness
• A Guard Helps A Family Reunite For A Moment #shorts #kindness
• A Shop Owner Surprises A Woman In Need #shorts #kindness
• A Boy Receives A New Red Bicycle #shorts #kindness
• A CEO Apologizes To A Cleaner And Makes Her Manager #shorts #kindness

• I Pulled Her Away… To Save Her Life #ONEMAN #Kindness #ShortFilm #Humanity (benchmark: immediate danger hook)

📖 STEP 2: SCRIPT GENERATION PROMPT (VIRUM-style Shorts, 0:18–0:21)

• YouTube Short (vertical 9:16), target duration 18–21 seconds.
• Script will be used with AI-cinematic visuals (photoreal actors), fast cuts, and optional captions.

• Simple English. Universal roles (Officer/CEO/Guard/Priest/Vendor/Cashier/etc.). No named characters unless necessary.
• The story MUST include: (1) instant hook, (2) clear conflict, (3) kindness pivot, (4) emotional payoff.
• Keep it believable enough for a “real-life moment,” but heightened like VIRUM’s premises.
• Avoid gore, explicit violence, political content, or hate. Keep it wholesome and monetization-safe.

• Hook (0–2s): 8–12 words (immediate tension, no backstory)
• Setup (2–6s): 20–30 words (who/where/what’s at stake)
• Conflict escalation (6–12s): 20–30 words (judgment, authority pressure, public shame)
• Kindness pivot + reveal (12–18s): 18–25 words (twist: help, replacement, reward, reunion)
• Payoff (18–21s): 6–10 words (reaction + moral implication)

• Output as “SCENE 1…SCENE 6” (6 scenes total), each with:
  • On-screen action (1 sentence)
  • Voiceover line (1 sentence, short)
  • On-screen caption (max 6 words)
  • Camera note (e.g., close-up, over-shoulder)
  • Key prop (1–2 items)

• Role clarity in first 2 seconds (uniform/setting/prop)
• A single “symbol prop” (coins, meal, cart, guitar, bike, baby reveal, etc.)
• A public witness moment (someone watching / crowd reaction)
• A twist that re-frames the authority figure’s intent
• A final reaction shot (tears/surprise/relief)