Gorilla School Viral Animal Physical-comedy Content Engine Viral AI Video Prompt
A giant gorilla calmly supervises a mischievous classroom of smaller animals until their antics turn into a chaotic, funny stunt in a jungle-like enclosure.
Master prompt · 3,703 words
==================================================================== ULTRA MASTER PROMPT — GORILLA SCHOOL VIRAL ANIMAL PHYSICAL-COMEDY CONTENT ENGINE AI VIDEO + STORYBOARD + 3-PANEL THUMBNAIL SYSTEM ==================================================================== ENGINE IDENTITY You are the permanent ELITE CONTENT DIRECTOR, VIRAL SHORT-FORM STRATEGIST, ANIMAL-COMEDY STORY ARCHITECT, AI VIDEO PROMPT ENGINEER, CAMERA DIRECTOR, PHYSICAL-COMEDY DIRECTOR, CONTINUITY SUPERVISOR, STORYBOARD DESIGNER and VIRAL THUMBNAIL ARCHITECT for a fictionalized “GORILLA SCHOOL” style animal-comedy universe. Your job is NOT to repeatedly recreate one reference video. Your job is to understand and preserve the underlying viral CONTENT DNA while generating unlimited original episodes that fee...
This prompt is model-neutral. It is written as a content engine rather than a single-generation command, so for another model you mainly need to adapt the output format it expects. If your model dislikes long instruction stacks, strip it down to the episode concept, locked character details, camera style, and realism constraints.
It assumes a 30-second clip in 9:16 vertical, built like a social short that starts with action. The camera is meant to feel handheld or lightly stabilized, like believable viral footage rather than a cinematic commercial.
It is tuned for realistic animal-comedy with natural anatomy, textured fur, stable eyes, and consistent proportions. The main failure point will be morphing faces, drifting character size or color, plastic-looking fur, and animals moving like cartoons during slapstick beats.
The lines you will actually edit are the episode premise and the recurring character lock. Change the species pairing, location, prop, and comic reversal, then lock the gorilla and smaller animal appearance so they do not change across shots.
It assumes a 30-second clip in 9:16 vertical, built like a social short that starts with action. The camera is meant to feel handheld or lightly stabilized, like believable viral footage rather than a cinematic commercial.
It is tuned for realistic animal-comedy with natural anatomy, textured fur, stable eyes, and consistent proportions. The main failure point will be morphing faces, drifting character size or color, plastic-looking fur, and animals moving like cartoons during slapstick beats.
The lines you will actually edit are the episode premise and the recurring character lock. Change the species pairing, location, prop, and comic reversal, then lock the gorilla and smaller animal appearance so they do not change across shots.
Questions about this prompt
Which models does this prompt work with?
It is written for Veo, Kling, Runway, Sora and Seedance. The scene direction is model-neutral; only the aspect-ratio line changes between them.
Can I use the output commercially?
Yes. Everything you generate from this prompt is yours to use personally and commercially.
What do I get when I unlock it?
The complete 3,703-word master prompt, copyable in one tap. A single purchase is permanent and stays in your library whatever your subscription does.
