Plan how to extend a short clip to 30 seconds

Task: Plan how I extend my short clip into a 30-second sequence, segment by segment. Context: My clip is [length] and shows [what happens]. I want the sequence to tell [story or purpose]. The tool is [tool name] and each extension adds about [seconds added per extension] seconds, to the best of my knowledge. I can afford [number of generations] generations. Rules: - Divide the 30 seconds into segments, each with its own small goal in the story and a prompt of at most 45 words for the extension. - Say what the prompt must repeat from the previous segment (subject, light, camera direction) and what it may change. - Add a quality check after every segment with three items: does the subject still look the same, does the motion continue naturally, and does anything new appear that should not. - Tell me when to stop extending and restart from a fresh clip instead, such as when the subject drifts, and give a way to hide the join with a cut. - Do not state what the tool allows. Tell me to check its maximum length and extension options. - Where my clip description is too thin, ask me one question first. Result: A numbered list of segments with seconds, goal, prompt and the quality check result I should look for, followed by a table of the three most likely failures and their fixes.