Description

Four kinds of realistic university classrooms (all written as college classes, with adult university students and lecturers):

- Japanese-style: single wooden desks, a broad green chalkboard, a full row of windows with cream curtains on the left, glazed sliding corridor doors on the right, a round clock above the board.

- American-style: grouped tables with teal plastic chairs, a whiteboard, bookshelves and bulletin boards, carpet.

- Chinese-style: paired wooden desks, a front platform with a green chalkboard, blue curtains, ceiling fans and tube lights.

- Tiered lecture hall: burgundy fixed seats with long writing desks, a stepped aisle, a projector screen and a lectern.

Two camera setups:

- A high ceiling-corner security-camera view with small white camera and time overlays along the top edge.

- An eye-level photo from seated or standing height.

Made for:

- an empty classroom with sunset light through the curtains;

- someone asleep by a rainy window;

- someone covering the whole chalkboard with a drawing;

- the whole room reacting to a slide that reads "FINAL EXAM 9:00".

How to prompt:

- Start with classroomconcept, followed by one caption-style sentence that sets the room type and camera:

- Japanese, eye level: "Japanese-style ordinary classroom photographed diagonally from the rear at normal eye level ..."

- Chinese, CCTV: "High-corner CCTV view of a Chinese-style classroom with rows of paired wooden desks ..."

- Lecture hall: "Eye-level view across a tiered university lecture classroom with burgundy fixed seats ..."

- Then in plain sentences say how many people there are, where each one is and what they are doing.

- For CCTV, write the overlay text in quotes, e.g. "CAM 04 CLASS 3-2" and a time.

- State the head count. If you leave it out, the model fills the room with a whole class all staring at the camera. When you want only one or two people, write "The classroom is empty after hours".

- In CCTV shots, place people near the camera; distant faces break.

- Say it is a university classroom and describe people as adult college students or lecturers, e.g. "university classroom", "adult students aged 21 to 24", "a lecturer aged 24".

- Recommended weight 0.6.