Appendix A: Prompt Templates Library

Organized by category with examples

1. Character Prompts

• Basic character prompts
• Detailed character descriptions
• Consistency-focused prompts

2. Environment Prompts

• Interior scenes
• Exterior locations
• Atmospheric and mood-based

3. Object/Prop Prompts

• Simple objects
• Complex items
• Technical specifications

4. Style and Mood Prompts

• Genre-specific styles
• Art styles (realistic, stylized, painted)
• Lighting and atmosphere
• Game style modifiers
• Movie/Cinematic style modifiers

5. Technical Quality Prompts

• Resolution and detail
• Composition specifications
• Camera settings

6. Composition Prompts

• Rule of thirds implementations
• Golden ratio applications
• Dynamic compositions

7. Motion Prompts

• Camera movement
• Object motion
• Action sequences
• Kling-specific motion prompts
• Frame-to-video descriptors

8. Consistency Maintenance Prompts

• Cross-generation consistency
• Style maintenance
• Multi-reference combinations

9. Platform-Specific Variations

A. MidJourney Prompts (Concept Phase)

• Storyboard Prompt Structure:
• Panel-by-panel prompting technique
• Maintaining consistency across storyboard frames
• Sketch-style generation for storyboards
• Composition-focused prompting
• Action and movement indication
• Example: "[Character description], [action], [environment], storyboard panel, sketch style, dynamic composition, black and white, pencil drawing aesthetic"

• Character Sheet Prompts:
• Multi-angle character generation
• Turnaround sheet prompting
• Expression sheet creation
• Character design exploration
• Example: "[Character description], character sheet, multiple angles, front view, side view, back view, 3/4 view, clean white background, reference sheet"

• Sketch-Style Generation:
• Concept art prompting
• Loose sketch aesthetic
• Pencil/ink drawing styles
• Preliminary design exploration
• Example: "[Subject], concept art sketch, loose linework, preliminary design, artist's rough, development art"

• Environment Blocking:
• Location concept prompts
• Composition and staging
• Mood and atmosphere exploration
• Example: "[Environment description], concept sketch, environmental design, atmospheric, mood board style"

B. Nano Banana Pro Prompts (Rendering Phase)

• Realistic Rendering Instructions:
• Photorealistic quality descriptors
• Technical quality specifications
• Lighting and material realism
• Example: "Photorealistic, high detail, professional photography, realistic lighting, accurate materials, 8k quality, ray tracing"

• Style Specification Prompts:

• Game Style:
• "Game art style, stylized realism, enhanced colors, Unreal Engine aesthetic, video game character design"
• "Game cinematic, in-game graphics, AAA game quality, stylized yet realistic"
• Warcraft style: "Warcraft aesthetic, fantasy game art, Blizzard Entertainment style, game character design"

• Movie Style:
• "Cinematic quality, film production, movie still, Hollywood production quality, cinematic lighting, film grain"
• "Photorealistic film style, cinema camera, dramatic lighting, depth of field, bokeh"
• Battlestar Galactica style: "Battlestar Galactica aesthetic, grounded sci-fi, worn industrial future, realistic military sci-fi"

• Specific Style References:
• "In the style of [specific movie/game/franchise]"
• Genre-specific styles (cyberpunk, fantasy, sci-fi)
• Art direction references

• Reference Image Integration:
• "Using reference image for character consistency"
• "Matching the character from reference, same facial features, identical costume"
• "Environment matching reference architecture and layout"
• "Maintaining consistency with provided reference sheet"

• Quality and Technical Modifiers:
• Resolution: "8k, ultra high definition, maximum detail"
• Rendering: "ray traced, physically based rendering, professional 3D render"
• Camera: "85mm lens, f/1.4, shallow depth of field, bokeh"
• Lighting: "studio lighting, natural light, golden hour, dramatic lighting"

C. Kling Prompts (Motion Phase)

• Motion and Video Generation:
• "Smooth camera movement, [direction] motion"
• "Dynamic action sequence, fluid movement"
• "Character walking/running/jumping with natural motion"
• "Slow motion effect, dramatic timing"

• Camera Movement Specifications:
• "Camera push in, slow dolly forward"
• "Camera pull back, revealing environment"
• "Pan left to right, steady movement"
• "Orbit around subject, 360 rotation"
• "Crane up, rising camera motion"
• "Handheld camera shake, dynamic energy"

• Frame-to-Video Descriptors:
• "Starting from this frame, [describe motion]"
• "Animate this scene with [motion type]"
• "Bring to life with [specific movement]"
• "Camera movement: [type], subject movement: [type]"

• Motion Quality:
• "Natural fluid motion, realistic physics"
• "Smooth animation, professional quality"
• "Cinematic timing and pacing"

D. OpenArt Prompts (Alternative Variations)

• Platform-specific prompt structures for OpenArt
• Alternative aesthetic approaches
• Style variation techniques
• Backup generation strategies

E. Cross-Platform Prompt Translation

• Converting MidJourney prompts to Nano Banana
• Adapting Nano Banana prompts for other platforms
• Maintaining intent across different AI models
• Style consistency across platforms

10. Multi-Stage Workflow Prompts

• Concept Phase (MidJourney):
• Exploratory and loose
• Focus on composition and mood
• Sketch and concept art style

• Render Phase (Nano Banana):
• Detailed and specific
• Quality and style specifications
• Reference integration
• Technical requirements

• Translation Prompts:
• How to adapt concept prompts for rendering
• Maintaining core vision while increasing detail
• Style translation techniques

• Re-render Prompts:
• Using corrected images as references
• Specifying improvements over previous generation
• Iteration-specific prompting

11. Style Variation Prompt Sets

• Same Concept, Multiple Styles:
• Base prompt + style modifiers
• Maintaining composition across styles
• Style-specific quality descriptors

• Game Style Prompt Packages:
• Stylized realism modifiers
• Game engine aesthetic descriptors
• Character design vs. environment differences
• Genre-specific game styles

• Movie Style Prompt Packages:
• Cinematic quality descriptors
• Film production terminology
• Camera and lighting specifications
• Genre-specific film styles

• Hybrid Style Approaches:
• Blending game and movie elements
• Progressive style transitions
• Selective style application

12. Real Project Prompt Examples

• Complete prompts from Cyberpunk Mercenary project
• Complete prompts from Heavy Dwarf Warrior project
• Complete prompts from Sci-Fi Space Mechanic project
• Before/after prompt refinements
• Successful vs. unsuccessful prompt comparisons

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