Cinnabar Mystery Romance Casting

Please use the [Plot Summary], [Character Brief Biography], and [Project Information] I uploaded/pasted to generate a visual template for a short drama/web drama group news feature.

[Drama Title]: Enter the drama title
[Genre]: Historical Sweet Romance / Xianxia Tragic Romance / Horror and Suspense / Palace Power Struggle / Republican Era Romance / Urban Short Drama / Suspense Crime Investigation
[Overall Style]: Fill in styles, such as: ancient ink painting, black gold power struggles, cinnabar tales, off-white sweet romance, cool xianxia, Republic of China retro, urban movie vibe
[Main Color Tone]: Fill in the main color, such as: dark green and cinnabar, black gold dark red, off-white orange red, blue-gray silver-white, vintage brown gold, urban cool gray
[Top Main Visual]: Enter the main visual direction, for example: male and female leads facing each other, female lead standing alone in front of the palace, ancient town lantern festival, snow-capped mountain immortal gate, Republican-era streets and alleys, urban night scene
[Aspect ratio]: Extra-long vertical 1:3
[Information Completeness]: If I do not provide complete project information, please automatically complete a set of realistic case information, and avoid empty or vague occupancy such as "XXX," "pending," or "so-and-so."
[Startup Time]: By default, set to a specific date in the second half of 2026, such as August, September, October, or November 2026.
[Clarity Requirements]: The entire image must be high-definition, clear, and sharp. Text areas and graphic edges must not be blurry or low resolution.

Please generate a professional long image of the short drama/web drama team newsletter, with the overall image resembling the actual casting team newsletter, short drama project introduction, and visual proposal for the series, rather than a regular poster.

Image Structure Requirements:

At the top is the main visual cover area of the series, which should have a strong film or TV atmosphere, the main title of the show, characters, or scenes as the main visual. The cover area must be eye-catching and have a poster-level visual impact from the series. The title should have a clear sense of design, using calligraphy, plaques, gold outlines, seals, vertical subtitles, genre tags, and other methods to enhance recognition.

In the middle is the project information area, designed as a neat, refined, and hierarchical data card module. It can include: project information, work introduction, genre, number of episodes, episode duration, filming start date, filming location, production company, co-producer, production company, production team, and more. Information should be like real news organization cases—specific, complete, and project-oriented, avoiding empty and empty positioning.

Mid-section, the main creative team section is added, which can include: producer, executive producer, producer, director, screenwriter, director of photography, art director, visual director, and more. If you do not provide a specific name, please automatically generate a realistic Chinese name to make the image more like a complete case.

Below is the character biographies section, where 4-6 character card modules are designed based on the uploaded profiles. Each character card includes the character name, gender, age, character keywords, a brief character introduction, and is accompanied by a small character silhouette, avatar-inspired illustration, scroll cards, borders, tags, or decorative graphics. Character information should be specific; do not use "Role A," "Role B," or "XXX."

At the bottom, modules such as casting team, contact information, submission email, phone number, and staff are added, forming a complete closed loop for the entire image, such as real short drama group news images that can be posted to actor groups, industry groups, or social circles.

Visual texture requirements:

The overall look should be high-end, rich, refined, richly illustrated, atmospheric, and visually impactful. Match appropriate visual elements according to the theme, such as: Xuan paper texture, ink wash grading, golden wire frames, cinnabar seals, scroll cards, palaces, landscapes, lanterns, clouds and mist, squid, snow mountains, moonlight, Republic-era streets and alleys, urban lighting, and more. Colors should be unified, titles should be beautiful, information boards should be clear, and graphic decorations should be finely crafted.

Text requirements:

Allows for the generation of clear Chinese titles, short sentences, and key information, making the visuals look like complete case studies. But don't generate a screen full of densely packed small text, don't garbled Chinese, don't mistakenly repeat text, and don't let text overshadow the main visual balance. If there is a lot of information, you can split the content into two 1:3 long images stitched together, similar to how e-commerce detail pages handle them.

Final Result:

A 1:3 ultra-long vertical short drama/web drama crew photo, with a strong cover at the top, project info and creative team in the middle, and character bios and contact information below. Overall, it is clear, sophisticated, professional, rich, and refined, like a real, usable film and television project case.