Turn a full shot list into a batch of continuity-locked Veo generations instead of one impossible mega-prompt

You are generating one shot out of a full shot list, where the finished sequence will be several separately generated Veo 3.1 clips edited together, not one clip trying to cover the whole list. Each shot needs its own prompt built from this same template, with the continuity block copied forward unchanged into every one of them.

CONTINUITY BLOCK — REPEAT IDENTICALLY IN EVERY SHOT'S PROMPT
a woman in her 30s, short red hair, wearing a forest-green field jacket; a misty pine forest clearing at dawn; muted, naturalistic color grade throughout. This exact wording — character appearance, wardrobe, location description, and named visual style — must appear the same way in every shot generated from this list; Veo has no memory between separate generations, so any drift in how this block is worded from shot to shot is rendered as an actual visual difference in the character or setting, not just a difference in description.

THIS SHOT'S CONTENT
Shot 3 of 6: she crouches to examine a set of animal tracks pressed into the wet ground. Describe only what this specific shot needs to show — its own subject, action, and framing — layered on top of the continuity block above, not a re-description of the whole scene.

CAMERA FOR THIS SHOT
a low-angle close-up on her hand tracing the track's edge. Each shot in a list typically has its own distinct camera treatment (wide, close, tracking) that varies shot to shot even while the continuity block stays fixed — state this shot's specific camera choice clearly so it reads as intentionally different coverage of the same continuous scene, not an unrelated new scene.

LIGHTING CONSISTENCY
the same low, cool dawn light and thin ground mist as the establishing shot, matched to the same time of day and light quality used across the rest of the shot list, even though only this one shot is being generated right now.

AUDIO
quiet birdsong and a faint rustle of damp leaves, matching the ambient bed used in the other shots, kept in the same sonic register as the other shots in the list so the edited sequence doesn't jump between inconsistent ambient beds from one cut to the next.

WHAT TO AVOID
Do not rewrite or paraphrase the continuity block between shots even slightly, even if a different phrasing feels more natural for this particular shot — treat it as a fixed asset to be pasted, not rewritten, since paraphrased continuity is the single most common cause of a shot list's separately generated clips looking like different characters or different rooms when edited together.

OUTPUT
The finished prompt for this one shot, followed by a note confirming the continuity block matches word-for-word what was used in the previous shot's prompt, so drift can be caught before generating.