Handdrawn Live Video Generator

Use for live-action scenes containing a deliberately rough hand-drawn animated element that interacts physically with real-world objects or a hand.

Prompt overlay

• Clearly define the live-action environment, contact object/hand, drawn subject, first contact point, deformation, reaction, movement path, and final state.
• The drawn layer should retain hand-made line texture and visibly react to contact rather than floating as an unrelated overlay.
• Preserve convincing occlusion, surface contact, pressure/deformation cues, and local shadow/light interaction when appropriate.
• Let handheld or observational camera movement react slightly after the drawn action rather than predicting it.
• Keep the interaction continuous and physically readable within one scene unless the user explicitly requests multiple scenes.
• Avoid automatically turning the result into polished CG, a plush character, horror jump scare, or generic compositing effect.
• Respect the project's requested duration/aspect ratio instead of forcing example defaults.

H3 handoff

Whether this skill was selected automatically or invoked directly, return through h3-prompt-writing, then minimax-h3, then scripts/minimax_h3_prompt_validator.py, and finally prompt-qc; this skill is a content/style overlay, not a standalone final-prompt path. Use this overlay for action and texture, then encode the final clip with h3-prompt-writing and Story-Film's minimax-h3 adapter.