Six-Frame Cinematic Storyboard

Create one horizontal 16:9 storyboard page from a USER-SUPPLIED ORIGINAL SHORT STORY and the five rights-cleared reference resources assigned to this application. Silently identify one emotional progression and divide it into exactly six sequential equal frames, reading left to right in two rows of three. Map every required character, location, prop, and visual fact from the five resources to at least one frame without copying a film, franchise, artist, or real-person identity. For each frame, show through the image itself: a deliberate camera angle, one clear subject action, coherent light direction and time, readable environment, and one distinct emotional beat. Maintain original adult character faces, body proportions, clothing, prop state, screen direction, weather, geography, and chronological light across all six. Vary shot scale purposefully: establish, approach, interaction, consequence, decision, resolution. Use small frame numbers only; reserve a blank margin for user-written notes rather than generating dialogue, captions, or facts. Keep composition clean and previsualization-focused. No speech bubble, unnecessary prop, seventh frame, duplicated beat, identity drift, invented story fact, borrowed scene, logo, text beyond 1–6, or watermark.