Make mobile user acquisition video ads with testable hooks

Make the first frame of hook A with GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst (model_openai-gpt-image-2-5-sunburst). Pass referenceImages as an array: Queen Pip first, the key art second. Size 1152 x 2048 (9:16). Quote the cost with a dry run first and wait for my go.

Prompt, word for word:
Reference 1 is Queen Pip: copy her face, brown hair bun, oversized tilted gold crown, ermine cloak, blue and gold dress and toy-mace scepter exactly. Reference 2 is the world and the art style. Vertical mobile ad frame: Queen Pip rides her shaggy white battle goat with curled horns straight toward the camera across a green meadow, scepter raised high, cloak flying, mouth open in a fierce battle cry; a line of stubby knights with round blue shields charges behind her and a wooden goblin fort stands far behind. Low camera, dynamic, bright sunny sky. The queen and the goat sit in the middle third of the frame; keep the top 15 percent as open sky and the bottom 20 percent as plain grass with no important detail. No text, no letters, no logo, no UI.

Then make hook B's first frame the same way, with the gold coin and the town hall as references: a wooden treasure chest bound in blue-painted iron bursting open in the cobbled square in front of the round stone keep, gold crown coins spraying toward the camera, and the same last two sentences about the safe zones and no text. Show me both stills before you animate anything.

Animate both approved stills with MiniMax H3 (model_minimax-h3): firstFrameImage set to the still, duration 5, resolution "768P". Start both with wait: false and collect them with one jobs_wait. Quote the cost first and wait for my go.

Hook A prompt, word for word:
Vertical mobile game ad, the first second must grab attention. The little queen rides her shaggy battle goat straight toward the camera at full gallop, shouting a battle cry, cloak streaming behind her; the knights charge behind her. The camera pulls back fast and low ahead of the goat. She holds her scepter raised high above her crown the whole time and shakes it there; the scepter never passes in front of her face, and her face stays sharp and fully visible. Keep her face, crown, ermine cloak, blue dress and scepter, and the goat's curled horns and harness, exactly as in the first frame. Chunky stylized 3D game art, bright sunny light. No text.

Hook B prompt, word for word:
The treasure chest bursts open wider and a fountain of gold crown coins sprays straight toward the camera, coins spinning and tumbling past the lens, sparkles in the air, more coins landing and bouncing on the cobblestones. The camera is locked. Keep the chest, the gold coin design with the embossed crown and the stone keep behind exactly as in the first frame.

Check each hook frame by frame and tell me if the character or the chest changes design, if anything passes in front of her face, or if the motion runs backward. Then, in code: build a 4.5 second body from the real assets (a tap on the level 1 stable, six coins flying from the counter from 1,500 down to 900, the progress bar filling, a flash, the level 2 stable with a bounce, the level ring with a 2, the knight hopping in, caption "Upgrade your village"), and an end card with the PIPSQUEEN title, "Build your kingdom", a "Pre-register" button from the three-slice button and one availability line. Conform everything to 1080 x 1920 at 30 fps, trim each hook to its first 3.8 seconds, add its caption ("Charge into battle!" or "Open the royal treasury"), join hook, body and end card, replace the hook audio with the music loop and the sound effects, and export H.264 with AAC.

Run speech-to-text on each hook alone and confirm none of its audio is in the final mix. Check that no caption covers a face or sits in the top 15 percent or bottom 20 percent of the frame. Create a collection for this campaign with the two stills and the two hooks, and report the models, every asset ID, the paths of the two exported ads and the total cost spent.

Reference 1 is Queen Pip: copy her face, brown hair bun, oversized tilted gold crown, ermine cloak, blue and gold dress and toy-mace scepter exactly. Reference 2 is the world and the art style. Vertical mobile ad frame: Queen Pip rides her shaggy white battle goat with curled horns straight toward the camera across a green meadow, scepter raised high, cloak flying, mouth open in a fierce battle cry; a line of stubby knights with round blue shields charges behind her and a wooden goblin fort stands far behind. Low camera, dynamic, bright sunny sky. The queen and the goat sit in the middle third of the frame; keep the top 15 percent as open sky and the bottom 20 percent as plain grass with no important detail. No text, no letters, no logo, no UI.

Vertical mobile game ad, the first second must grab attention. The little queen rides her shaggy battle goat straight toward the camera at full gallop, shouting a battle cry, cloak streaming behind her; the knights charge behind her. The camera pulls back fast and low ahead of the goat. She holds her scepter raised high above her crown the whole time and shakes it there; the scepter never passes in front of her face, and her face stays sharp and fully visible. Keep her face, crown, ermine cloak, blue dress and scepter, and the goat's curled horns and harness, exactly as in the first frame. Chunky stylized 3D game art, bright sunny light. No text.