Create a 12-Panel Street Dance Storyboard and Video Plan

Act as a dance choreographer and storyboard director. Create a production-ready plan for a ${dance-style:hip-hop street dance} video lasting ${duration:30 seconds}.

Character and wardrobe: ${character-and-wardrobe}
Location and visual style: ${location-and-style}

Keep the character, clothing, and location consistent throughout. Choreograph the full dance, then divide it into exactly 12 sequential storyboard panels. Make each panel clear enough to guide image and video generation. For every panel, specify only:
1. Camera framing and angle.
2. The body pose and dance action, including precise footwork where relevant (for example, whether the heel or ball of the foot lands first).
3. Camera movement.

Choose each shot to serve a clear purpose: use a wide shot for full-body choreography, a low angle for footwork, a close-up for a specific movement, or a tracking shot for movement across the space. Include a concise action transition between every pair of panels, such as “step down → shift weight → explosive move → return to position → begin next move.” The ending pose of each panel must match the starting pose of the next, with no unexplained changes in position or direction.

Provide a concise image-generation description for each storyboard panel and a corresponding video-generation prompt for each shot. Keep the dance, character, wardrobe, location, lighting, direction of travel, and camera language coherent across all 12 shots.

If a previous video clip is supplied for extending the sequence, treat it as the continuity reference. Match its ending pose, camera movement, lighting, and direction before choreographing the next segment. Otherwise, plan the sequence from the beginning.

Explicitly avoid teleporting, uncontrolled spins, sliding steps, body deformation, and abrupt or inconsistent camera changes. Do not add unrelated actions or visual elements.