The Crawl Space

Adult Jazzie, 29, shoulder-length curly dark hair, dark chunky cardigan, plain dark shirt, jeans. No real-person likeness; no Last Minute / Cass references. Dryer: front-loading steel, door hinged camera-left, same row and basket. White bedsheet pinned at both upper corners, lower edge loose; her RIGHT hand raises the LOWER-RIGHT flap (front view). Home: contemporary, sofa/lamp, adjoining dining/kitchen, photo on counter, pantry beside kitchen, black windows, same lamps/stove light. Exactly three oatmeal bowls. Photo only ever shows plain back; falls face down. Creature: only cropped dense fur in narrow crack. No dangerous confinement, uncontrolled falls, hot-liquid/animal contact.

Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for a live-action horror short titled The Crawl Space. Photorealistic film still, grainy 35mm texture, deep monochrome black-and-white, tangible practical surfaces, restrained uncanny dread inspired by the atmosphere of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. Not a drawing, painting, cartoon, comic or poster. NIGHT THROUGHOUT: both locations are nighttime; any windows show black night, never daylight. Keep dark areas legible with practical lamps, motivated reflections and edge light. No captions, logos, panel borders, watermarks or added titles. Only the specified handwritten words on the bedsheet may appear as readable image text.
Use the same visibly adult Jazzie in every shot: 29, shoulder-length curly dark hair, dark loose chunky cardigan over plain dark shirt, jeans; natural skin texture and ordinary lived-in appearance. Preserve face, proportions, hair and wardrobe consistently with the established character reference. No child is shown.
The laundromat is nearly empty, fluorescent-lit, with a damp tiled floor, a wheeled wet-laundry basket and a row of steel front-loading dryers. The same selected dryer has a circular opening and a door hinged to camera-left. An old WHITE BEDSHEET hangs vertically across the inside of its aperture, pinned at BOTH UPPER CORNERS. Its lower edge is loose. Centered on the cloth is the exact phrase: Want to see something scary? The cloth is never a pile of laundry. Lifting its lower-right flap reveals depth only beneath the cloth; its pinned upper edge remains attached. The dryer merely frames this literal fabric threshold.
Behind the flap is seductive, impossible black depth: delicate translucent folds and nested planes recede endlessly, beautiful and almost psychedelic but restrained, with faint luminous edges. Keep the physical cloth clearly separate from the depth. No ordinary dryer drum, neon vortex, colorful tunnel, sci-fi machinery, glowing ring or lettering floating in space.
The other location is a tasteful contemporary home at night: modern sofa in living room, dining table near a dark kitchen, three oatmeal bowls of different sizes, one bubbling oatmeal pot on the stove, family photograph on counter, nearby pantry door. Low table lamps and stove light provide illumination; windows are black. Domestic normality becomes disturbing through scale, stillness, smell reactions and sound. It is a real bear family's home, but NEVER reveal the family photograph's image, a creature face, eyes, muzzle, teeth, full bear body or cartoon bear. The only visible creature detail is coarse dark fur through a very narrow pantry-door crack. No gore. No extra people. Follow the individual shot below precisely.

# WTSSS E04 The Crawl Space: pilot prompt pack v01 (Google Flow / Nano Banana)

Settings for every job: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits.
Run order: A → B → C → frames (frames reuse A/B/C as references). Download the best of the 2 outputs at full resolution (4K/2K option if 0 credits) and save it to the exact SAVE AS path, or drop it into `_incoming_flow/` named `<JOB-ID>.png` (e.g. `S06.png`) and run `python3 site/build/ingest_flow.py`.
Barbora refs are PRIVATE (likeness only). Never upload them anywhere except as Flow ingredients.

## A · character sheet · Jazzie (Barbora) character sheet
Source: Night proposal script + continuity (19 Oct 2026); casting per Domo t3u (10 Nov 2026)
Attach:
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Identity anchor. Pick the closest likeness before running frames; reject anything slimmed or generic.

```
Create ONE 16:9 live-action character reference sheet on a plain dark charcoal studio backdrop with soft practical key light: the same woman shown as (1) full-body front, (2) full-body three-quarter, (3) full-body back, (4) head-and-shoulders close-up neutral, (5) close-up apprehensive, (6) close-up of her right hand pinching the corner of a white cotton sheet. Even spacing, no labels or text. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
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## B · location sheet · Laundromat + house location sheet
Source: Night proposal script / shared prompt (19 Oct 2026)
Attach:
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/concept_refs_pre-night/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_laundromat_ref_REFERENCE_v20261019_src-GoogleFlowChat.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/concept_refs_pre-night/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheet_ref_REFERENCE_v20261019_src-GoogleFlowChat.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Concept refs are the earlier day-home sheets; use them for laundromat/dryer/sheet continuity only and override the house to NIGHT.

```
Create ONE 16:9 live-action location reference sheet, six empty establishing views in a 3x2 arrangement with thin dark gutters, no people, no text: (1) nearly empty fluorescent laundromat at night, damp tiled floor, a wheeled basket of wet laundry, a row of steel front-loading dryers; (2) the selected dryer, door hinged camera-left, the marked sheet pinned across its opening; (3) modern living room at night, sofa, low lamp, black windows; (4) dining table with exactly three bowls (large, medium, small) beside a dim kitchen; (5) stove with a single pot under a dim hood light, black window; (6) pantry interior, shelves of ordinary jars, a thin stripe of kitchen light at the door seam. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. THE HOUSE: a tasteful contemporary home at night, modern sofa, low table lamps, dining table beside a dim kitchen with a stove light, black windows, a pantry door beside the kitchen. Domestic normality made disturbing by stillness, scale and silence. No creature face, eyes, muzzle, teeth or full body ever; at most coarse dark fur through a narrow crack. No gore. No other people. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
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## C · sheet-reveal / creature sheet · The sheet, the flap, the depth + fur-only creature evidence
Source: Night proposal (fur-only is a PROPOSAL; original has a bear-face reveal, not recovered)
Attach:
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/concept_refs_pre-night/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheet_ref_REFERENCE_v20261019_src-GoogleFlowChat.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheetreveal-creature_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Run after A. Panel 4 follows the night PROPOSAL (fur only).

```
Create ONE 16:9 live-action prop and reveal reference sheet, four panels in a 2x2 arrangement with thin dark gutters, no labels: (1) frontal close-up of the flat sheet pinned across the dryer opening, both pins visible, words fully legible; (2) extreme close-up of a woman's right hand (dark chunky cardigan cuff) lifting the loose LOWER-RIGHT corner, a small triangle of impossible layered dark depth beneath, top edge still pinned; (3) view under the raised flap: fabric and fingers framing the receding translucent depth; (4) a very narrow vertical pantry-door crack showing ONLY dense coarse dark fur in grazing light, adult fingers gripping the inner door edge, no eye, muzzle, teeth, claw or body. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S01 · storyboard frame · Shot 01 · Wet laundry after hours
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 01 description verbatim
Attach:
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S01_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 01 of 36: "Wet laundry after hours". Camera: Low wide, 28 mm, locked frame. Action: A wheeled basket of wet clothes occupies foreground; a droplet hangs beneath it above damp tile. Farther back adult Jazzie stands by selected dryer in otherwise empty fluorescent laundromat. Invitation not visible yet. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S04 · storyboard frame · Shot 04 · The invitation
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 04 description verbatim
Attach:
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheetreveal-creature_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S04_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 04 of 36: "The invitation". Camera: Frontal close insert, 50 mm. Action: Open circular dryer aperture with old white bedsheet hanging vertically across, both upper corners visibly pinned. Exact phrase "Want to see something scary?" clearly and correctly spelled at center. Lower edge loose. No portal. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S06 · storyboard frame · Shot 06 · Lift the flap
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 06 description verbatim
Attach:
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S06_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 06 of 36: "Lift the flap". Camera: Extreme close, 65 mm, hand and cloth. Action: RIGHT hand lifts loose LOWER-RIGHT corner, frontal view. Attached top edge, large ordinary folded cloth area visible. Small triangular opening beneath reveals impossible layered darkness, not bare drum. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S07 · storyboard frame · Shot 07 · Impossible distance
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 07 description verbatim
Attach:
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheetreveal-creature_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S07_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 07 of 36: "Impossible distance". Camera: Close insert, 75 mm, through lifted flap. Action: Physically grounded view under raised bedsheet corner. Tactile fabric and adult fingers frame deep black space with nested translucent planes and luminous folds receding beyond the appliance. Mesmerizing, restrained, almost psychedelic beauty. No object or person at end. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S11 · storyboard frame · Shot 11 · Crossing the cloth
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 11 description verbatim
Attach:
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S11_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 11 of 36: "Crossing the cloth". Camera: Side close profile, 65 mm. Action: Holding the flap aside, Jazzie leans until only her FACE begins crossing the fabric plane. Shoulders and torso visibly in the laundromat. Crop and darkness imply transition; no contortion or confinement. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S34 · storyboard frame · Shot 34 · The corner lifts itself
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 34 description verbatim
Attach:
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheetreveal-creature_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S34_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 34 of 36: "The corner lifts itself". Camera: Frontal close insert, 65 mm. Action: Same flat pinned white sheet with exact legible "Want to see something scary?". Lower-right corner lifts a fraction by itself, revealing a tiny wedge of receding luminous depth. Rest of cloth attached and ordinary. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S16 · storyboard frame · Shot 16 · Three bowls
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 16 description verbatim
Attach:
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S16_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Crawl Space set (step e)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 16 of 36: "Three bowls". Camera: Low dining-table detail, 50 mm. Action: EXACTLY THREE steaming oatmeal bowls, large, medium and small, each with its own simple place setting; small spoon laid neatly on a napkin. Jazzie soft-focus behind. Orderly, subtly wrong; no gore or meat. THE HOUSE: a tasteful contemporary home at night, modern sofa, low table lamps, dining table beside a dim kitchen with a stove light, black windows, a pantry door beside the kitchen. Domestic normality made disturbing by stillness, scale and silence. No creature face, eyes, muzzle, teeth or full body ever; at most coarse dark fur through a narrow crack. No gore. No other people. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S19 · storyboard frame · Shot 19 · The photograph
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 19 description verbatim
Attach:
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S19_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Crawl Space set (step e)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 19 of 36: "The photograph". Camera: Over-shoulder medium close, 65 mm. Action: Jazzie picks up a small framed family photo from the counter. Camera sees ONLY the plain black cardboard back and stand; the front faces her. No image, reflection or readable content. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE HOUSE: a tasteful contemporary home at night, modern sofa, low table lamps, dining table beside a dim kitchen with a stove light, black windows, a pantry door beside the kitchen. Domestic normality made disturbing by stillness, scale and silence. No creature face, eyes, muzzle, teeth or full body ever; at most coarse dark fur through a narrow crack. No gore. No other people. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S28 · storyboard frame · Shot 28 · Only fur
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 28 description verbatim
Attach:
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S28_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Crawl Space set (step e)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 28 of 36: "Only fur". Camera: Extreme close inside, 75 mm. Action: VERY narrow vertical crack a few inches wide showing ONLY cropped dense coarse dark bear flank fur in grazing light. Adult fingers grip the inner door edge. NO eye, muzzle, teeth, claw, head, silhouette or body. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE HOUSE: a tasteful contemporary home at night, modern sofa, low table lamps, dining table beside a dim kitchen with a stove light, black windows, a pantry door beside the kitchen. Domestic normality made disturbing by stillness, scale and silence. No creature face, eyes, muzzle, teeth or full body ever; at most coarse dark fur through a narrow crack. No gore. No other people. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

## S32 · storyboard frame · Shot 32 · Back on the tile
Source: Night proposal 36-shot list (19 Oct 2026), shot 32 description verbatim
Attach:
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
- `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Save as: `/workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S32_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png`
Notes: Crawl Space set (step e)

```
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 32 of 36: "Back on the tile". Camera: Low medium, 35 mm, same movement axis. Action: Fluorescent laundromat at NIGHT: Jazzie in a seated landing on damp tile OUTSIDE the same open steel dryer, one hand bracing behind her. Sheet hangs vertical, pinned at both upper corners across the circle. Entire body outside the machine. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.
```

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Identity anchor. Pick the closest likeness before running frames; reject anything slimmed or generic.

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 live-action character reference sheet on a plain dark charcoal studio backdrop with soft practical key light: the same woman shown as (1) full-body front, (2) full-body three-quarter, (3) full-body back, (4) head-and-shoulders close-up neutral, (5) close-up apprehensive, (6) close-up of her right hand pinching the corner of a white cotton sheet. Even spacing, no labels or text. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/concept_refs_pre-night/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_laundromat_ref_REFERENCE_v20261019_src-GoogleFlowChat.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/concept_refs_pre-night/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheet_ref_REFERENCE_v20261019_src-GoogleFlowChat.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Concept refs are the earlier day-home sheets; use them for laundromat/dryer/sheet continuity only and override the house to NIGHT.

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 live-action location reference sheet, six empty establishing views in a 3x2 arrangement with thin dark gutters, no people, no text: (1) nearly empty fluorescent laundromat at night, damp tiled floor, a wheeled basket of wet laundry, a row of steel front-loading dryers; (2) the selected dryer, door hinged camera-left, the marked sheet pinned across its opening; (3) modern living room at night, sofa, low lamp, black windows; (4) dining table with exactly three bowls (large, medium, small) beside a dim kitchen; (5) stove with a single pot under a dim hood light, black window; (6) pantry interior, shelves of ordinary jars, a thin stripe of kitchen light at the door seam. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. THE HOUSE: a tasteful contemporary home at night, modern sofa, low table lamps, dining table beside a dim kitchen with a stove light, black windows, a pantry door beside the kitchen. Domestic normality made disturbing by stillness, scale and silence. No creature face, eyes, muzzle, teeth or full body ever; at most coarse dark fur through a narrow crack. No gore. No other people. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/concept_refs_pre-night/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheet_ref_REFERENCE_v20261019_src-GoogleFlowChat.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheetreveal-creature_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Run after A. Panel 4 follows the night PROPOSAL (fur only).

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 live-action prop and reveal reference sheet, four panels in a 2x2 arrangement with thin dark gutters, no labels: (1) frontal close-up of the flat sheet pinned across the dryer opening, both pins visible, words fully legible; (2) extreme close-up of a woman's right hand (dark chunky cardigan cuff) lifting the loose LOWER-RIGHT corner, a small triangle of impossible layered dark depth beneath, top edge still pinned; (3) view under the raised flap: fabric and fingers framing the receding translucent depth; (4) a very narrow vertical pantry-door crack showing ONLY dense coarse dark fur in grazing light, adult fingers gripping the inner door edge, no eye, muzzle, teeth, claw or body. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S01_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 01 of 36: "Wet laundry after hours". Camera: Low wide, 28 mm, locked frame. Action: A wheeled basket of wet clothes occupies foreground; a droplet hangs beneath it above damp tile. Farther back adult Jazzie stands by selected dryer in otherwise empty fluorescent laundromat. Invitation not visible yet. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheetreveal-creature_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S04_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 04 of 36: "The invitation". Camera: Frontal close insert, 50 mm. Action: Open circular dryer aperture with old white bedsheet hanging vertically across, both upper corners visibly pinned. Exact phrase "Want to see something scary?" clearly and correctly spelled at center. Lower edge loose. No portal. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S06_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 06 of 36: "Lift the flap". Camera: Extreme close, 65 mm, hand and cloth. Action: RIGHT hand lifts loose LOWER-RIGHT corner, frontal view. Attached top edge, large ordinary folded cloth area visible. Small triangular opening beneath reveals impossible layered darkness, not bare drum. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheetreveal-creature_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
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NOTES: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 07 of 36: "Impossible distance". Camera: Close insert, 75 mm, through lifted flap. Action: Physically grounded view under raised bedsheet corner. Tactile fabric and adult fingers frame deep black space with nested translucent planes and luminous folds receding beyond the appliance. Mesmerizing, restrained, almost psychedelic beauty. No object or person at end. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S11_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 11 of 36: "Crossing the cloth". Camera: Side close profile, 65 mm. Action: Holding the flap aside, Jazzie leans until only her FACE begins crossing the fabric plane. Shoulders and torso visibly in the laundromat. Crop and darkness imply transition; no contortion or confinement. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S16_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Crawl Space set (step e)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 16 of 36: "Three bowls". Camera: Low dining-table detail, 50 mm. Action: EXACTLY THREE steaming oatmeal bowls, large, medium and small, each with its own simple place setting; small spoon laid neatly on a napkin. Jazzie soft-focus behind. Orderly, subtly wrong; no gore or meat. THE HOUSE: a tasteful contemporary home at night, modern sofa, low table lamps, dining table beside a dim kitchen with a stove light, black windows, a pantry door beside the kitchen. Domestic normality made disturbing by stillness, scale and silence. No creature face, eyes, muzzle, teeth or full body ever; at most coarse dark fur through a narrow crack. No gore. No other people. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S19_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Crawl Space set (step e)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 19 of 36: "The photograph". Camera: Over-shoulder medium close, 65 mm. Action: Jazzie picks up a small framed family photo from the counter. Camera sees ONLY the plain black cardboard back and stand; the front faces her. No image, reflection or readable content. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE HOUSE: a tasteful contemporary home at night, modern sofa, low table lamps, dining table beside a dim kitchen with a stove light, black windows, a pantry door beside the kitchen. Domestic normality made disturbing by stillness, scale and silence. No creature face, eyes, muzzle, teeth or full body ever; at most coarse dark fur through a narrow crack. No gore. No other people. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S28_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Crawl Space set (step e)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 28 of 36: "Only fur". Camera: Extreme close inside, 75 mm. Action: VERY narrow vertical crack a few inches wide showing ONLY cropped dense coarse dark bear flank fur in grazing light. Adult fingers grip the inner door edge. NO eye, muzzle, teeth, claw, head, silhouette or body. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE HOUSE: a tasteful contemporary home at night, modern sofa, low table lamps, dining table beside a dim kitchen with a stove light, black windows, a pantry door beside the kitchen. Domestic normality made disturbing by stillness, scale and silence. No creature face, eyes, muzzle, teeth or full body ever; at most coarse dark fur through a narrow crack. No gore. No other people. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - [private likeness photo of Barbora · attached in Flow only · not published]
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_charsheet_Jazzie-Barbora_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
SAVE BEST OUTPUT AS: /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/04_Storyboards/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_SB_S32_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
NOTES: Crawl Space set (step e)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 32 of 36: "Back on the tile". Camera: Low medium, 35 mm, same movement axis. Action: Fluorescent laundromat at NIGHT: Jazzie in a seated landing on damp tile OUTSIDE the same open steel dryer, one hand bracing behind her. Sheet hangs vertical, pinned at both upper corners across the circle. Entire body outside the machine. JAZZIE is played by BARBORA: match the attached reference photos exactly for her face, skin, eyes, nose, smile lines and her long light-brown / dark-blonde hair, and keep her natural fuller figure (do not slim or genericize her). Adult woman, ordinary and lived-in, natural skin texture, no glamour makeup. Wardrobe (same in every frame): dark loose chunky knit cardigan over a plain dark shirt, jeans. Use the photos for likeness ONLY, not their clothes, backgrounds or lighting. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.

FLOW SETTINGS: Google Flow · Image · Nano Banana 2.1 (or Nano Banana Pro if 2.1 absent) · 16:9 · 2 outputs · Agent OFF · submit ONLY if Flow shows 0 credits
REFERENCES TO ATTACH (ingredients):
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_locationsheet_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
  - /workspace/want-to-see-something-scary/05_Characters_and_Artwork/E04_The_Crawl_Space/pilot_v01/WTSSS_E04_CrawlSpace_sheetreveal-creature_PROPOSAL_v01_flowNB.png
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NOTES: Laundromat pilot frame (step d)

PROMPT:
Create ONE 16:9 cinematic storyboard still for the live-action horror episode The Crawl Space, shot 34 of 36: "The corner lifts itself". Camera: Frontal close insert, 65 mm. Action: Same flat pinned white sheet with exact legible "Want to see something scary?". Lower-right corner lifts a fraction by itself, revealing a tiny wedge of receding luminous depth. Rest of cloth attached and ordinary. THE SHEET: an old, worn white cotton bedsheet hangs vertically across the round opening of a front-loading steel dryer, attached by two clearly visible metal safety pins / clips at BOTH upper corners; the lower edge hangs loose. Centered on it, large uneven black marker handwriting reads exactly: "Want to see something scary?" (spell exactly). When a flap is lifted, the hand doing it, the fabric and both upper pins stay visible. The impossible depth exists ONLY beneath the lifted cloth: hypnotic black space with nested translucent folds and planes receding far beyond the machine, faint luminous edges, beautiful and almost irresistible. Not a dryer drum, not a neon vortex, not a sci-fi tunnel, no glowing ring. Ultra-photorealistic live-action film still, shot on 35mm with natural film grain and real lens falloff. Practical, motivated light only. Deep crushed shadows that still hold detail, weathered real textures (scuffed brushed steel, damp cracked tile, worn yellowed cotton, chipped paint), large areas of eerie negative space. Grounded, uncanny, quietly disturbing dread in the spirit of the TV series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but entirely photographic: not animated, not illustrated, not painted, not CGI-glossy, not a poster. Muted, desaturated, near-monochrome palette: sickly grey-green fluorescent in the laundromat, low warm lamp and stove light in the house. Night throughout; every window is black. No text anywhere except the handwritten words on the bedsheet. No logos, captions, watermarks, borders or panel lines.