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Make a short cinematic story film in Blender with Claude (about 20 seconds, several shots, a car, night, snow, sound and voice) - storyboard first, a real downloaded car model, a set Claude builds in Python, a live bridge so Claude drives the open Blender, hand-held cameras, snow particles, a render that went from a 5-8 hour estimate to about 1 hour, and a resumable overnight render queue. Use when someone wants a short film / car story / night or snow scene in Blender with Claude, or asks for any single step (live bridge, snow particles, render speed-up, render queue, grade).

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# Short story film with Claude

The workflow behind "The Last Drive Home": a 20-second film about an old family car on a snowy night. It starts, drives past a
school and a hospital, parks at the house, the engine turns off and the porch light comes on. No people on screen. 6 shots,
2.39:1 widescreen, 600 frames at 30 fps. Every script in `scripts/` was actually run for that film, in order.

## Rules for Claude

- Storyboard first. Every shot gets its camera move, timing and sound before anything is built.
- Find a real model, don't build one: the car is a free CC BY model, trees, lamp, hydrant, fence, textures and sky are Poly Haven (CC0).
  Claude builds the simple things in Python: road, snow banks, school, hospital, house.
- Write your own code, read anything you download, ask before any long render.
- Never render inside the live Blender window (it crashes). Render in background Blender from a saved .blend.
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