A reusable papercut stop-motion JSON prompt template for recreating movie scenes with MiniMax H3
techhalla · x · 2026-08-20
The author recreated a series of iconic movie scenes in handmade papercut stop-motion style using unlimited MiniMax H3 on Runway, and shared a reusable JSON prompt template: swap in your story concept, title, duration, camera direction (shottype) and scene description to generate the same style.
The template covers everything from archetype (cinematic narrative) and concept (story, characters, iconic visual elements, recurring motifs) to cameradirection (framing and shot types).
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