Pixar-Style Snoring Hose Five-Shot Comedy

FORMAT
12-second vertical 9:16 animated comedy. Exactly five shots with clean hard cuts. Premium cinematic 3D animated feature-film style matching , detailed hair, tactile pajama fabrics, expressive faces and warm cinematic lighting. Brisk setup followed by a clear visual punchline. No slow motion.

REFERENCE AND FIRST FRAME
 is the reference for BOTH characters, their clothing, the hallway, the correct hose construction and the EXACT opening composition.
Start from this image: the man stands on the left, the woman on the right. She holds the hose with both hands in front of her body, one near the upper bend and the other lower down.
Preserve the woman's auburn bob, face, green pajamas with cream piping and body proportions.
Preserve the man's blond hair, beard, face, stocky build and navy striped pajamas.
The image determines their initial poses and the hose placement. Do not recreate an earlier attachment process.

CRITICAL HOSE GEOMETRY
Copy the hose construction shown in .
ONE continuous silver corrugated hose begins directly at the man's mouth. Its rim rests against his mouth, below his unobstructed nose. It projects a short distance forward, bends downward and descends IN FRONT OF HIS CHEST.
The corrugated section is visibly continuous from his mouth through the bend and down toward the floor.
A thin gray strap passes around the back of his head and holds the mouth-end in place. ONLY the strap goes behind his head.
There is NO separate cup, mask, canister or disconnected mouthpiece. There is NO hose behind his head, neck, shoulders or back.
The opposite end is open and free. Only this free end is carried to the window.
The hose is approximately 15 cm in diameter and 4 meters long, with consistent dimensions, natural sag and broad flexible curves. Spare length initially rests on the floor, partly outside the opening frame.

STORY
A wife redirects her sleeping husband's snoring through the hose and out of their bedroom window. She is pleased with her solution, but the noise wakes the surrounding neighborhood. Play the absurd invention sincerely, with restrained expressions and precise comic timing.

ENVIRONMENT
Match the reference hallway: wooden floor, cream walls, white doorframes and warm ceiling lighting.
The hallway leads to an upstairs bedroom with a double bed, beige padded headboard, cream duvet and warm bedside lamp.
A white vertically sliding sash window is immediately beside the husband's side of the headboard, close enough for the hose to reach with slack.
The window is already partly open. A small U-shaped support cradle is already attached to the sill.
Outside: cool blue moonlight, trees, a quiet residential street and neighboring houses.
Maintain the same bedroom layout, window and lighting between interior and exterior shots.

TIMELINE

SHOT 1 | 0.00-1.60 | THE DEVICE IS READY
Begin with the exact composition, poses and hose arrangement in .
Eye-level medium side view in the hallway. The mouth-end and head strap are ALREADY secured.
The woman gently steadies the upper bend with one hand and supports the lower vertical section with the other, exactly as pictured.
She makes a small settling adjustment without disconnecting or relocating the hose, then gives the man a satisfied smile.
Both arms remain naturally connected and in front of her body. No reaching behind his neck.
The man stands still, relaxed and sleepy, his arms at his sides.
Keep the continuous connection from his mouth to the hose in front of his chest clearly visible.

SHOT 2 | 1.60-3.10 | WALKING TO BED
Hard cut to an eye-level frontal hallway view. The cut skips picking up the free end.
The woman is already walking toward the camera, carrying the OPEN FREE END near her right shoulder. One hand supports its rim and the other supports the adjacent section.
The hollow opening faces diagonally toward the camera.
The man follows about one meter behind. The opposite end remains secured directly at his mouth and curves downward IN FRONT of his chest.
Between them, the hose forms a loose continuous curve, its lowest section lightly trailing along the floor. Keep enough slack to avoid pulling his head.
She looks quietly pleased; he follows with drowsy, relaxed steps.
She approaches the camera and starts exiting screen right.

SHOT 3 | 3.10-4.60 | TUCKING HIM IN
Hard cut to a medium three-quarter view of the bed. The cut intentionally skips getting into bed.
The man is already lying on his back with his head on a pillow and eyes closed.
The SAME corrugated mouth-end remains directly against his mouth, held by the same thin strap. His nose is clear.
The hose bends away from his face and rests on TOP of the duvet in a broad curve. It does not pass behind his head or beneath his neck.
Its free end lies on the window-side edge of the mattress, within the woman's reach.
The woman stands between the bed and the nearby window. She lifts the duvet edge slightly, settles it over his chest and smooths it once without covering the hose.
His chest rises gently. One short muffled snore establishes him as the source.
She glances toward the window and the free end.

SHOT 4 | 4.60-6.10 | SENDING THE NOISE OUTSIDE
Hard cut to a medium side view at the same window. The cut skips picking up the free end.
The woman already holds the OPEN FREE END with both hands just inside the raised sash. The opening is large enough for the hose.
She guides the end across the sill and pushes approximately 50 cm outside. Show the rim physically crossing the window plane.
She settles the hose into the pre-existing support cradle, which holds it without crushing it.
The remaining length continues into the bedroom toward the bed, with slack. The mouth-end stays attached to the sleeping husband.
The exterior section bends slightly downward, with its open outlet facing outward across the street.
She releases the supported hose, straightens and places both hands on her hips with a satisfied smile.
The window remains open. The hose stays in place.
Let the audio become nearly silent during the final half-second.

SHOT 5 | 6.10-12.00 | THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD
Hard cut to a locked, moderately wide elevated exterior view. No further cuts.

COMPOSITION:
The couple's upstairs window occupies the right foreground, approximately one quarter of the frame width, seen from outside at a three-quarter angle.
The SAME silver corrugated hose visibly protrudes approximately 50 cm from this OPEN window.
Show its corrugations, its support on the sill and its dark circular opening. The outlet faces diagonally toward the street and remains visible to the camera.
Three neighboring houses fill the center and left middle distance. Their bedroom windows must be large enough to see lights switching on.
Keep both the foreground hose and neighboring windows recognizable. Do not use a distant aerial shot.
The hose remains clearly visible throughout the entire final shot.

The couple's bedroom lamp is already on, matching the interior.
Neighboring bedroom windows are initially dark. Existing porch lights remain unchanged.

6.10-6.60:
Establish the quiet street and the conspicuous hose protruding from the foreground window.

6.60-8.10:
A loud, exaggerated human snore emerges from the visible outlet, with hollow metallic resonance and restrained outdoor echo.
Near the end of the burst, one bedroom window in the closest neighboring house lights up.

8.10-9.60:
The snore subsides. Two more neighboring bedroom windows light up separately, with short reaction delays.
Previously illuminated windows remain on.

9.60-11.30:
A second, stronger snore comes from the same outlet.
Additional bedroom lights switch on across the neighboring houses, one after another.

11.30-12.00:
Hold the same composition with numerous newly lit windows.
The hose remains securely in place and clearly visible.
End on the neighborhood-wide consequence without returning to the wife.

AUDIO
Original synchronized sound design.
Quiet indoor room tone, soft clothing movement, footsteps and subtle metallic rustling as the hose flexes.
A short muffled human snore in the bed shot.
Duvet rustling and a light scrape as the hose settles onto the window support.
Near-silence before the exterior cut.
Outside: faint night ambience and TWO distinct, comically loud human snoring bursts separated by a quieter breathing interval.
Keep them recognizable as human snores, with hollow metallic resonance from the hose and restrained outdoor reverberation. The second burst is stronger.
Lights respond after the noise begins, with varied delays.
No dialogue, narration, music or laugh track.

CAMERA AND EDITING
Exactly five shots. Cuts at 1.60, 3.10, 4.60 and 6.10 seconds.
Match  precisely at the opening.
Each short setup shot begins with its action already underway.
Cuts intentionally omit picking up the free end and getting into bed. Do not add extra actions or shots.
Clear stable framing, natural movement, no spinning camera, unnecessary zooms or slow motion.

CONTINUITY AND NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS
Preserve the referenced faces, hair, body proportions and pajamas.
Exactly two anatomically coherent arms and hands per character. No detached hands or extra limbs.
ONE continuous hose with two ends. The end at the man's mouth stays attached; only the opposite open end is moved.
The hose always leaves his mouth toward the FRONT and curves down before continuing toward the free end.
No separate cup or mask. No hose behind his head or back. No connection to the head strap itself.
No branching, duplication, sudden length changes, disconnection or clipping through bodies, bedding or walls.
The husband remains in bed after shot 3.
Keep the same open window, support cradle and warm bedroom light.
After shot 4, the outlet stays outside in the same position.
Neighboring lights remain on after switching on.
No visible sound waves, smoke, glowing hose, wind blasts, explosions or shaking buildings.
No captions, logos, watermarks or ending title.

Model

Seedance

Duration

13s

Original post

This AI cartoon looks like Pixar tried to cure snoring with zero doctors and one angry wife. Created by Seedance 2.5 on @makeugc Prompt FORMAT 12-second vertical 9:16 animated comedy. Exactly five shots with clean hard cuts. Premium cinematic 3D animated feature-film style matching , detailed hair, tactile pajama fabrics, expressive faces and warm cinematic lighting. Brisk setup followed by a clear visual punchline. No slow motion. REFERENCE AND FIRST FRAME is the reference for BOTH characters, their clothing, the hallway, the correct hose construction and the EXACT opening composition. Start from this image: the man stands on the left, the woman on the right. She holds the hose with both hands in front of her body, one near the upper bend and the other lower down. Preserve the woman's auburn bob, face, green pajamas with cream piping and body proportions. Preserve the man's blond hair, beard, face, stocky build and navy striped pajamas. The image determines their initial poses and the hose placement. Do not recreate an earlier attachment process. CRITICAL HOSE GEOMETRY Copy the hose construction shown in . ONE continuous silver corrugated hose begins directly at the man's mouth. Its rim rests against his mouth, below his unobstructed nose. It projects a short distance forward, bends downward and descends IN FRONT OF HIS CHEST. The corrugated section is visibly continuous from his mouth through the bend and down toward the floor. A thin gray strap passes around the back of his head and holds the mouth-end in place. ONLY the strap goes behind his head. There is NO separate cup, mask, canister or disconnected mouthpiece. There is NO hose behind his head, neck, shoulders or back. The opposite end is open and free. Only this free end is carried to the window. The hose is approximately 15 cm in diameter and 4 meters long, with consistent dimensions, natural sag and broad flexible curves. Spare length initially rests on the floor, partly outside the opening frame. STORY A wife redirects her sleeping husband's snoring through the hose and out of their bedroom window. She is pleased with her solution, but the noise wakes the surrounding neighborhood. Play the absurd invention sincerely, with restrained expressions and precise comic timing. ENVIRONMENT Match the reference hallway: wooden floor, cream walls, white doorframes and warm ceiling lighting. The hallway leads to an upstairs bedroom with a double bed, beige padded headboard, cream duvet and warm bedside lamp. A white vertically sliding sash window is immediately beside the husband's side of the headboard, close enough for the hose to reach with slack. The window is already partly open. A small U-shaped support cradle is already attached to the sill. Outside: cool blue moonlight, trees, a quiet residential street and neighboring houses. Maintain the same bedroom layout, window and lighting between interior and exterior shots. TIMELINE SHOT 1 | 0.00-1.60 | THE DEVICE IS READY Begin with the exact composition, poses and hose arrangement in . Eye-level medium side view in the hallway. The mouth-end and head strap are ALREADY secured. The woman gently steadies the upper bend with one hand and supports the lower vertical section with the other, exactly as pictured. She makes a small settling adjustment without disconnecting or relocating the hose, then gives the man a satisfied smile. Both arms remain naturally connected and in front of her body. No reaching behind his neck. The man stands still, relaxed and sleepy, his arms at his sides. Keep the continuous connection from his mouth to the hose in front of his chest clearly visible. SHOT 2 | 1.60-3.10 | WALKING TO BED Hard cut to an eye-level frontal hallway view. The cut skips picking up the free end. The woman is already walking toward the camera, carrying the OPEN FREE END near her right shoulder. One hand supports its rim and the other supports the adjacent section. The hollow opening faces diagonally toward the camera. The man follows about one meter behind. The opposite end remains secured directly at his mouth and curves downward IN FRONT of his chest. Between them, the hose forms a loose continuous curve, its lowest section lightly trailing along the floor. Keep enough slack to avoid pulling his head. She looks quietly pleased; he follows with drowsy, relaxed steps. She approaches the camera and starts exiting screen right. SHOT 3 | 3.10-4.60 | TUCKING HIM IN Hard cut to a medium three-quarter view of the bed. The cut intentionally skips getting into bed. The man is already lying on his back with his head on a pillow and eyes closed. The SAME corrugated mouth-end remains directly against his mouth, held by the same thin strap. His nose is clear. The hose bends away from his face and rests on TOP of the duvet in a broad curve. It does not pass behind his head or beneath his neck. Its free end lies on the window-side edge of the mattress, within the woman's reach. The woman stands between the bed and the nearby window. She lifts the duvet edge slightly, settles it over his chest and smooths it once without covering the hose. His chest rises gently. One short muffled snore establishes him as the source. She glances toward the window and the free end. SHOT 4 | 4.60-6.10 | SENDING THE NOISE OUTSIDE Hard cut to a medium side view at the same window. The cut skips picking up the free end. The woman already holds the OPEN FREE END with both hands just inside the raised sash. The opening is large enough for the hose. She guides the end across the sill and pushes approximately 50 cm outside. Show the rim physically crossing the window plane. She settles the hose into the pre-existing support cradle, which holds it without crushing it. The remaining length continues into the bedroom toward the bed, with slack. The mouth-end stays attached to the sleeping husband. The exterior section bends slightly downward, with its open outlet facing outward across the street. She releases the supported hose, straightens and places both hands on her hips with a satisfied smile. The window remains open. The hose stays in place. Let the audio become nearly silent during the final half-second. SHOT 5 | 6.10-12.00 | THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD Hard cut to a locked, moderately wide elevated exterior view. No further cuts. COMPOSITION: The couple's upstairs window occupies the right foreground, approximately one quarter of the frame width, seen from outside at a three-quarter angle. The SAME silver corrugated hose visibly protrudes approximately 50 cm from this OPEN window. Show its corrugations, its support on the sill and its dark circular opening. The outlet faces diagonally toward the street and remains visible to the camera. Three neighboring houses fill the center and left middle distance. Their bedroom windows must be large enough to see lights switching on. Keep both the foreground hose and neighboring windows recognizable. Do not use a distant aerial shot. The hose remains clearly visible throughout the entire final shot. The couple's bedroom lamp is already on, matching the interior. Neighboring bedroom windows are initially dark. Existing porch lights remain unchanged. 6.10-6.60: Establish the quiet street and the conspicuous hose protruding from the foreground window. 6.60-8.10: A loud, exaggerated human snore emerges from the visible outlet, with hollow metallic resonance and restrained outdoor echo. Near the end of the burst, one bedroom window in the closest neighboring house lights up. 8.10-9.60: The snore subsides. Two more neighboring bedroom windows light up separately, with short reaction delays. Previously illuminated windows remain on. 9.60-11.30: A second, stronger snore comes from the same outlet. Additional bedroom lights switch on across the neighboring houses, one after another. 11.30-12.00: Hold the same composition with numerous newly lit windows. The hose remains securely in place and clearly visible. End on the neighborhood-wide consequence without returning to the wife. AUDIO Original synchronized sound design. Quiet indoor room tone, soft clothing movement, footsteps and subtle metallic rustling as the hose flexes. A short muffled human snore in the bed shot. Duvet rustling and a light scrape as the hose settles onto the window support. Near-silence before the exterior cut. Outside: faint night ambience and TWO distinct, comically loud human snoring bursts separated by a quieter breathing interval. Keep them recognizable as human snores, with hollow metallic resonance from the hose and restrained outdoor reverberation. The second burst is stronger. Lights respond after the noise begins, with varied delays. No dialogue, narration, music or laugh track. CAMERA AND EDITING Exactly five shots. Cuts at 1.60, 3.10, 4.60 and 6.10 seconds. Match precisely at the opening. Each short setup shot begins with its action already underway. Cuts intentionally omit picking up the free end and getting into bed. Do not add extra actions or shots. Clear stable framing, natural movement, no spinning camera, unnecessary zooms or slow motion. CONTINUITY AND NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS Preserve the referenced faces, hair, body proportions and pajamas. Exactly two anatomically coherent arms and hands per character. No detached hands or extra limbs. ONE continuous hose with two ends. The end at the man's mouth stays attached; only the opposite open end is moved. The hose always leaves his mouth toward the FRONT and curves down before continuing toward the free end. No separate cup or mask. No hose behind his head or back. No connection to the head strap itself. No branching, duplication, sudden length changes, disconnection or clipping through bodies, bedding or walls. The husband remains in bed after shot 3. Keep the same open window, support cradle and warm bedroom light. After shot 4, the outlet stays outside in the same position. Neighboring lights remain on after switching on. No visible sound waves, smoke, glowing hose, wind blasts, explosions or shaking buildings. No captions, logos, watermarks or ending title.

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