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Monkey short — my storyboard, keyframes & final cut

16:9 board · frames 1–9 · generative passes · MP4 master

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This is a personal editorial I publish on aogl.cn to document one small side project: an experimental monkey-themed short. It is not a tutorial brand deal—just an honest trail of assets I actually used: a 16:9 storyboard sheet, nine numbered keyframes, a few generative image passes for look development, and a single MP4 master I cut together. Keeping the images, video, and text on one canonical URL helps search engines understand the topic cluster (storyboard, keyframes, short-form video, generative AI workflow) without splitting context across social posts.

16:9 storyboard sheet

The wide board below is my “map of beats”: composition and pacing before I lock individual stills. If you are building a similar portfolio page, always pair large visuals with a short paragraph like this one so crawlers still see substantive copy.

16:9 storyboard sheet for a monkey short — beat layout and panel flow
Master 16:9 board: overall rhythm and panel flow before frame exports.

Keyframes 1–9

These nine PNGs are the numbered stills I treated as the spine of the edit—each file is a deliberate checkpoint (pose, eyeline, negative space) rather than random screenshots. Alt text calls out the shot index for accessibility and long-tail queries like “storyboard frame 3 monkey short”.

Monkey short keyframe 1 — opening beat Monkey short keyframe 2 Monkey short keyframe 3 Monkey short keyframe 4 Monkey short keyframe 5 — mid-sequence beat Monkey short keyframe 6 Monkey short keyframe 7 Monkey short keyframe 8 Monkey short keyframe 9 — closing beat

Generative look-dev passes

Beyond the 16:9 board file (Gemini_Generated_Image_7nr0x37nr0x37nr0.png) shown above, I used generative image tools for two more passes—palette and silhouette—stored alongside the keyframes in original/monkey/ so the folder stays a small, honest archive.

Generative style frame — alternate palette exploration Generative style frame — contrast and silhouette pass

Final cut (MP4)

The clip below is the assembled timeline exported as monkey-v.mp4. Your browser must support H.264/AVC in MP4; if playback fails, download the file from the same directory and open it locally.

Master video: original/monkey/monkey-v.mp4 — edited from the keyframe spine above.

Why I wrote this page

Social platforms bury provenance; a stable article URL with semantic headings, descriptive alt text, and a transcript-like narrative is easier to cite and ranks more predictably for people searching for “monkey storyboard mp4” or “personal AI short workflow”. If you mirror this pattern, reuse the same asset filenames and keep dates honest in structured data.