Horror and story shorts: prompt recipes

Make a 30-second scary story with AutoShort. Art style AUTOSHORTS, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Someone else has been writing in my logbook."
Frame 1 is already moving: a pen lying beside an open logbook, ink still wet, lamp flicker, slow push-in.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the pen and book.
2. The caretaker finds an entry she did not write.
3. Second night, a second entry, in the same stranger's hand.
4. Twist: the last entry is dated tomorrow.

Look of every image: photographic, dark, fog, lamp glow, empty rooms. No people, no faces, no legible writing.
Ending: Quiet twist, hard stop.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 45-second scary story with AutoShort. Art style AUTOSHORTS, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "The lift stops on a missing floor."
Frame 1 is already moving: a lift display glowing over closing doors, the number between two floors, slow push-in.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the display.
2. Night shift: the security guard rides to the top floor as always.
3. The lift stops one floor early; the corridor lights are already on.
4. Every door on that floor has his name on it, blurred.
5. He presses the button; the doors do not close.
6. Twist: the floor is the one he works on tomorrow.

Look of every image: photographic, cold fluorescent light, empty corridors, closed doors, no people, no faces, no readable signs or numbers (show them blurred).
Ending: Quiet twist, hard stop. No gore, no real building.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 108 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second first-person drama with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "I thought the door was locked."
Frame 1 is already moving: the stick figure turning a key, a door swinging open slowly.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook: the open door.
2. What the narrator expected: an empty hallway.
3. The first sign: a second set of muddy footprints.
4. The cost: the narrator sits down on the stairs.
5. Final frame: a closed door, and the unanswered question.

Look of every image: flat 2D stick figure with a red scarf, flat peach background, one prop per scene, no writing.
Ending: Last line is a question.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second first-person comedy drama with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "I thought the cake was safe."
Frame 1 is already moving: the stick figure holding a plate, a cake with a missing slice in front of them.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook: the missing slice.
2. What the narrator expected: a whole cake.
3. The first sign: crumbs leading under the table.
4. The cost: the narrator crawls under the table.
5. Final frame: two eyes in the dark. Who is it?

Look of every image: flat 2D stick figure with a red scarf, flat peach background, one prop per scene, no writing.
Ending: Last line is a question.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 45-second gentle bedtime story with AutoShort. Art style WATERCOLOR, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Every night at 8, the nightlight changes colour."
Frame 1 is already moving: a small round nightlight glowing blue, then turning green, a stuffed rabbit beside it.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the nightlight.
2. The routine: blue at 8, green at 9.
3. One night it turns gold.
4. The rabbit on the shelf has moved to face the window.
5. Twist: the gold light is the sunrise through the curtain; it is morning.

Look of every image: soft watercolour bedroom, nightlight and stuffed animals only, no people, no human-like faces, hands or bodies, no writing in images.
Ending: A calm last line.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 108 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 45-second short horror story with AutoShort. Art style AUTOSHORTS, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Every night at 2, the stairs creak upward."
Frame 1 is already moving: a dark staircase, one stair dipping as if weight is on it, camera moving closer.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the stair.
2. The routine: the same creak, the same step.
3. The creak climbs one step higher each night.
4. The narrator looks closer: the dust on the step is disturbed.
5. Twist: the creak is going down tonight.

Look of every image: photographic, night, dim hallway light, stairs and doors, no people, no faces, no legible text.
Ending: The final line re-reads the hook.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 108 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.