Museum Installation — place-as-protagonist 2-minute museum-bench piece (no characters)
This is the no-characters showcase that proves a single workhorse i2v cap can carry a 2-minute museum-bench piece. The protagonist is the place. The example is [ATELIER · Vermeer's Light](/chapters/atelier-vermeers-light-example.html) — a 17th-century Delft atelier at the moment of arrival, just before the painter steps in.
Output
Reliability
3.9
Customize this playbook
Fill in the fields below. Your answers are inserted into the complete recipe when you copy it.
e.g. "ATELIER · Vermeer's Light"
1-sentence about the piece. e.g. "An empty 17th-century atelier at the moment of arrival."
1 short sentence — the agent's seed for every prompt.
the one object that anchors the room's identity across shots.
≤5 colour names that define the painterly palette.
where the light comes from, what time of day.
always "SAME ROOM across every shot" + describe an arc.
what MUST NEVER appear. Critical for "no characters" pieces.
e.g. "Vermeer painterly", "Hopper light", "Hammershøi interior", "Wyeth tempera".
gemini-tts voice id. Recommended: "Gacrux" (warm scholarly female).
3-4 paragraphs of curator-voice text. The agent will TTS the whole script.
1-sentence brief for minimax-music.
12 (default for 120s). 6-9 for shorter pieces, up to 18 for 180s.
kebab-case for filenames. e.g. atelier-vermeers-light.
RUNNER
Create and edit images and video with your agent.
npm install -g @livepeer/runner