Operating sequence
Browse 12 original MiniMax H3 prompts for text, keyframe, and multimodal reference video, with camera, timing, stereo audio, continuity, exclusions, and direct SEELE handoff.
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Choose text, keyframes, or full references
The collection separates complete text-led scenes from reference-led directions. Text prompts specify the subject, setting, ordered action, camera, timing, stereo sound, continuity, and exclusions without depending on attached media. Reference prompts explain whether an image controls identity or product appearance, a video controls motion or camera, and audio controls dialogue, performance timing, music, or ambience. First-to-last-frame prompts keep the beginning and ending compositions explicit while describing only the physically plausible transition between them.
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Replace facts without weakening structure
Treat each example as a production scaffold. Replace the generic subject, environment, action, and delivery need with your own approved material, but preserve the relationship statements, timeline, continuity checks, sound direction, and exclusions that make the prompt reviewable. Do not substitute a public figure, copied character, protected brand, unlicensed voice, copyrighted music, unverifiable product detail, or unsupported outcome. When a source is factual or canonical, say exactly which visible or audible dimensions it controls.
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Hand the complete prompt into H3
Copy a prompt for external review or select Use in SEELE Workspace to carry the entire direction into Generation with the MiniMax H3 template identifier. Attach the rights-cleared media referenced by the prompt, confirm the visible model and current controls, and save the submitted text, files, settings, output, and date. The handoff preserves the creative contract; it does not certify that the model followed it or that every requested input is available to every account.
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Revise from a named failure
Review meaning before surface polish. Check identity, object geometry, source priority, action order, camera, timing, physical behavior, text, dialogue, stereo placement, continuity, factual accuracy, rights, and delivery fit. Name the smallest failed decision, then change only the relevant instruction or reference relationship. Keep rejected generations and reasons in the project record so later editors do not repeat a known failure or mistake a polished output for verified product or campaign evidence.