music-video-subtitle-generator

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name: music-video-subtitle-generator
description: |
  For musicians, video creators, and social-media editors producing AI music videos or emotional short films with lyric typography. Users provide music, lyrics, references, characters, typography direction, mood, or target platform. The Skill analyzes beat and vocal timing, separates character, scene, and text references, designs beat-reactive spatial typography, decomposes long works into connected shots, audits prompts, and routes generation for H3 or other video tools. It outputs MV concepts, shot prompts, lyric text plans, and stitching guidance. Best for stylized MVs and subtitle-driven music visuals, not ordinary caption cleanup, licensed IP copying, or fully manual post-production editing.
compatibility: Requires the MiniMax Hub agent (canvas workspace and Hub generation/routing tools); not portable to generic agent harnesses.
trigger-words: [MV, music video, lyric typography, on-screen text, prompt audit, Trap MV, Gospel hip-hop, Dark-pop, Cyber-grunge, MV提示词, 歌词文字, 字幕MV, 贴字MV, 卡点MV, 多镜头拼接]
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# Music Aesthetics MV

## Purpose

Use this Skill when the user wants to create, revise, audit, or generate music-video prompts or emotional short-film prompts where music, lyrics, typography, references, rhythm, performance, and camera language must be designed together. The workflow adapts MV prompt rules into Hub execution: key creative decisions are confirmed, locked prompts are written to canvas text nodes, and media creation is delegated to Hub agents.

Do not use it for ordinary subtitle burn-in, generic video editing, non-music product ads, or simple single-image / single-clip requests without MV structure.

## Hub compatibility rules

- Do not assume third-party tools, shell scripts, browser plugins, or external generation APIs.
- Write locked prompts and revisions to Hub canvas text nodes.
- Delegate character cards, scene cards, typography cards, video clips, BGM, and final assembly to Hub image, video, music, and editing agents.
- Do not hardcode output paths; always use Hub-returned paths.
- If the user says “skip confirmation / just do it”, apply it only to the current run unless the outer orchestrator has active session authorization.
- If the user only wants a prompt, stop after delivery. If the user wants a finished MV, continue to generation and assembly after confirmation.

## Core principles

1. Understand the work before choosing a structure. Templates organize, but are not mandatory forms.
2. Use the latest confirmed creative intent.
3. Omit irrelevant fields instead of filling placeholders.
4. Do not mechanically add performance, typography, transitions, camera moves, or character actions just because a preset includes them.
5. On-screen text is a designed visual layer, not ordinary subtitles, unless the user explicitly requests subtitles.
6. If the user uploads a real song or beat, it is the master music bed unless they request replacement.
7. **Natural multi-shot stitching for >15s videos**: when duration exceeds the model single-generation limit, use “multi-shot storyboard breakdown + tail/head frame continuation + beat hard cuts + global master-audio alignment”. Every segment must preserve the same groove, tempo feel, aspect ratio, character logic, visual preset, lighting language, and typography motion rules.
8. If the user wants a finished music-aesthetic MV without lyrics, generate and lock original lyrics first. The final MV must reference character, typography packaging, and scene cards together. The typography packaging card controls only text packaging style, font texture, graphic design, layout ratio, and motion language.

## STEP 1: Pre-flight lock

Before writing the final production prompt, confirm the minimum foundation with concise recommended choices.

### 1.1 Video format

Offer fixed options:

| Use case | Aspect ratio | Resolution |
| :--- | ---: | ---: |
| TikTok / Reels / Shorts vertical | 9:16 | 1080×1920 |
| YouTube / Bilibil