100 Prompts
That Built My Page
The exact copy-paste prompts that took me to 70K followers in 12 weeks — a 100% AI profile. Your face, infinite scenes, zero camera.
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Apply to work with me →Open your AI image tool (Nano Banana / Gemini, ChatGPT, Higgsfield, Midjourney…) and upload one clear photo of your face as the identity reference.
Use the menu or search to find a scene, then hit Copy. Paste it straight into your tool — no edits needed to get started.
Swap the example subject description (hair, beard, skin tone, outfit) for your own, generate, and post. 100 prompts = months of content.
Movie-still scenes with an absolute identity lock on your face
Trading-Floor Victory
ULTRA-PHOTOREALISTIC CINEMATIC MOVIE SCENE, real Hollywood film still quality, recreate an iconic 1990s Wall Street office celebration scene with extreme realism, intensity, and chaos. MY SUBJECT (ABSOLUTE IDENTITY LOCK) is the ONLY visual anchor, seated at a cluttered trading desk, perfectly matching MY SUBJECT’s real facial structure, skin texture, hairline, and proportions, no identity drift, no resemblance to Leonardo DiCaprio or any other actor, wearing a sharp blue business suit, white shirt, tie slightly loosened, natural posture but charged with dominance and tension. ACTION (CRITICAL): MY SUBJECT is aggressively celebrating victory, both hands raised with middle fingers fully extended directly toward the camera, mouth wide open shouting triumphantly, expression of raw dominance, arrogance, adrenaline, and absolute victory, intense, chaotic, powerful, NOT comedic and NOT ironic. ENVIRONMENT: 1990s Wall Street trading office with desks packed with phones, papers, documents, coffee cups, papers flying through the air, male coworkers surrounding MY SUBJECT laughing, cheering, clapping, shouting, some watching in disbelief, background full of motion and chaos while MY SUBJECT remains dominant and centered. CAMERA: medium close-up, slightly low angle for power framing, subject perfectly centered, crowd slightly behind and to the sides, cinematic depth of field. LIGHTING & STYLE: warm indoor office lighting, strong cinematic contrast, subtle film grain, ultra-realistic skin with visible pores and micro-details, sharp focus on MY SUBJECT, background characters slightly motion-blurred, no stylization, no CGI look, pure photorealism. STRICT RULES: no parody, no cartoon or illustration style, no exaggerated facial distortion, no modern objects, no text, no logos, no watermarks, must look like a real high-budget Hollywood movie frame captured on set.
On the Trading Floor
ULTRA-PHOTOREALISTIC CINEMATIC FILM STILL, early-2010s Wall Street financial drama realism (2010–2014), shot as a real movie scene, not a recreation. MY SUBJECT (ABSOLUTE IDENTITY LOCK) is standing in the middle of a busy Wall Street trading floor, holding a white corded office telephone to his ear, phone cord hanging naturally with a slight curve, free hand near his chest with fingers slightly curled in a controlled gesture, posture upright, confident, grounded. Expression is focused, persuasive, calm dominance with controlled intensity; eyes slightly narrowed, looking forward or slightly downward in concentration; mouth mid-speech with subtle jaw tension. His presence dominates the frame: the room moves around him, not with him. MY SUBJECT must match the real identity EXACTLY — same facial structure, eyes, jawline, proportions, skin texture — with absolutely no resemblance to Leonardo DiCaprio; if the face drifts toward DiCaprio in any way, the image is INVALID. Wardrobe: early-2010s Wall Street pinstripe suit with conservative, period-accurate tailoring, white or light-blue shirt, classic patterned tie (not modern), luxury watch subtly visible, no modern slim fit, no exaggerated styling. Environment: large open-plan trading floor with desks covered in papers, folders, keyboards; multiple people in suits working, talking, moving; background figures slightly motion-blurred; fluorescent office ceiling lights; muted corporate color palette; no modern monitors, no ultra-thin flat screens; authentic early-2010s office atmosphere. Camera & composition: medium-wide shot, eye-level camera, MY SUBJECT centered and dominant, shallow depth of field, subject sharp with softly blurred background, no wide-angle distortion, natural perspective. Lighting: realistic overhead office lighting, soft shadows under eyes and jaw, no dramatic spotlight, no cinematic exaggeration, looks like real light captured on set. Visual style: gritty cinematic realism with early-2010s film color grading, slight film grain, natural skin texture with visible pores and imperfections, no HDR, no digital sharpness, no AI artifacts. Strict rules: no parody, no glamour pose, no exaggerated expressions, no modern elements, no logos, no text, no watermark. Final intent: this must look like a real frame from a serious Wall Street movie — a man closing deals while the entire floor revolves around him, quiet control, money in motion, authority without noise
The Partner Pitch
Ultra-photorealistic cinematic still inspired by a classic 1990s Wall Street office scene, shot as a real movie frame. MAIN SUBJECT (MY SUBJECT) completely replaces Leonardo DiCaprio’s character, maintaining the exact same pose, posture, body language, framing, and wardrobe style as the reference scene, with an elegant 1990s Wall Street aesthetic: tailored pinstripe suit, white shirt, patterned tie, luxury wristwatch. MY SUBJECT’s face, proportions, skin texture, and identity must match EXACTLY the real subject, with no resemblance to Leonardo DiCaprio, no beautification, no identity drift; expression is focused, serious, slightly detached, with natural male grooming and realistic skin texture. SECOND SUBJECT (Jonah Hill) remains EXACTLY the same as in the original scene: do not alter his face, body, proportions, hairstyle, or identity in any way; he stands close to MY SUBJECT, leaning in while speaking, holding documents, with an animated, intense expression and dominant body language. ENVIRONMENT: authentic 1990s Wall Street brokerage office with warm wooden walls, glass partitions, desks cluttered with old computers, papers, and phones, busy background with slightly motion-blurred office workers, soft realistic indoor corporate lighting, no modern elements. CAMERA: eye-level medium shot, front-facing composition, cinematic depth of field, natural film grain, extreme realism. IMPORTANT RULES: replace ONLY Leonardo DiCaprio with MY SUBJECT, Jonah Hill must NOT be modified, same scene, same context, same energy, no stylization, no AI look, must look like a real high-budget movie still.
How Money Works
ULTRA-PHOTOREALISTIC CINEMATIC FILM STILL, early-2010s Wall Street financial drama realism (2010–2014). A quiet, controlled executive office scene with no parody and no exaggeration. MAIN CHARACTER (MY SUBJECT – ONLY FOCUS) is seated behind a polished executive desk, torso leaning slightly forward, shoulders relaxed but assertive, elbows close to the desk surface, both hands holding a single US dollar bill horizontally, centered and close to the camera. The gesture is deliberate, instructional, almost ironic. Expression conveys calm confidence, subtle amusement, quiet dominance, a clear “this is how the game works” energy. Eyes are looking directly at the person across the desk, not the viewer. A controlled micro-smile, not smug and not playful. This is NOT comedic: power is expressed softly. IDENTITY CONSTRAINT (CRITICAL): MY SUBJECT must appear EXACTLY as the reference identity, same facial structure, jawline, eyes, proportions, and skin texture, with absolutely no resemblance to Leonardo DiCaprio; if the face drifts toward DiCaprio in any way, the image is INVALID. WARDROBE: early-2010s Wall Street suit in dark navy or charcoal, crisp white shirt, classic period-accurate patterned tie, luxury watch subtly visible, no modern tailoring, no oversized lapels, authentic 2010-era fit. ENVIRONMENT: upscale executive office with warm wooden wall panels, framed nautical or corporate artwork behind him, classic desk objects such as files, paper stacks, and a calculator, an old-style desktop monitor in the background, soft tungsten lighting with warm, slightly yellow highlights, background gently out of focus. CAMERA & COMPOSITION: medium close-up, eye-level camera, MY SUBJECT perfectly centered, shallow depth of field, dollar bill sharp with the face slightly sharper, background softly blurred, no wide-angle distortion. VISUAL STYLE: cinematic realism with early-2010s film color grading, subtle film grain, natural skin texture with visible pores and imperfections, no digital sharpness, no HDR, no AI look. STRICT RULES: no parody, no memes, no exaggerated facial expressions, no modern elements, no logos, no text, no watermark. FINAL INTENT: this must look like a real film frame captured during a serious financial drama — a man calmly explaining the value of money while clearly owning the room.
Head of the Table
Ultra-photorealistic cinematic still inspired by a Wolf of Wall Street–style executive boardroom scene, but with a CRITICAL IDENTITY LOCK: the main character is MY SUBJECT ONLY. Leonardo DiCaprio must NOT appear in any form. This is not a look-alike, not a resemblance, not a reinterpretation. Facial structure, eyes, nose, jawline, skin texture, hairline, and expression must match MY SUBJECT EXACTLY; any drift toward DiCaprio makes the image INVALID. MY SUBJECT is seated at the head of a 1990s Wall Street boardroom table, relaxed yet dominant posture, torso slightly leaned back, right arm resting along the back of the chair, right hand raised with the index finger lifted mid-gesture as if interrupting. Expression is assertive, mildly annoyed, controlled arrogance — “I’m interrupting you because I decide.” Eyes half-lidded, looking at someone off-camera. Not smiling, not theatrical, not exaggerated. Authority is expressed through calm irritation, not celebration. A secondary character (Jonah Hill’s character) remains completely unchanged — same face, body, proportions, hairstyle, and identity — reacting to MY SUBJECT, clearly subordinate, no facial dominance. Environment is a 1990s Wall Street boardroom with a wooden table, paperwork, coffee cups, glass walls revealing a busy trading floor behind, fluorescent office lighting mixed with warm tones, background activity softly blurred. Wardrobe for MY SUBJECT is a classic 1990s Wall Street power suit with sharp tailoring, patterned tie, luxury gold watch visible, understated wealth, no modern fashion. Framing is a medium-wide, eye-level shot with MY SUBJECT centered and dominant, shallow depth of field, the room and people clearly reacting to him. Style constraints: ultra-realistic cinematic film still, natural skin texture with visible pores and micro-imperfections, no stylization, no modern elements, no logos, no text. Mood conveys quiet authority, intellectual dominance, controlled ego — “I run this room without raising my voice.” This must feel like a lost frame from a 1990s Wall Street film, but with MY SUBJECT as the unquestionable central figure — not DiCaprio, not inspired-by, not similar. MY SUBJECT. PERIOD
The Restaurant Play
Ultra-photorealistic cinematic still inspired by a Wolf of Wall Street–style upscale restaurant conversation scene, with an ABSOLUTE IDENTITY OVERRIDE (NON-NEGOZIABILE): the man seated on the LEFT side of the table is MY SUBJECT ONLY. Leonardo DiCaprio must NOT appear in any form. This is not a look-alike, not a resemblance, not an inspired face. Facial structure, eye shape, jawline, nose, lips, skin texture, hairline, and proportions must match MY SUBJECT EXACTLY; if the face resembles Leonardo DiCaprio in any way, the image is WRONG. MY SUBJECT (LEFT, PRIMARY) is seated at a fine-dining table by a large window, body slightly leaned forward, posture composed and controlled, shoulders relaxed, head subtly angled toward the other man, jaw relaxed (not clenched), lips naturally closed or slightly relaxed (not pressed). Expression is calm, confident, attentive, emotionally controlled, conveying quiet dominance; the facial read is “I’m listening. I already know where this is going.” Eyes are focused steadily on the other man, neutral and controlled, with no aggression, irritation, frustration, anger, or confrontation — this is controlled confidence and attentive dominance. The SECONDARY CHARACTER (RIGHT) remains completely unchanged: older, confident, persuasive posture, leaning forward slightly with a calm, almost patronizing expression, clearly attempting to influence MY SUBJECT; do NOT change this character. Environment is an upscale Manhattan restaurant with large windows showing a daylight city skyline, white tablecloth, wine and water glasses, a subtle floral centerpiece, elegant restrained luxury. Wardrobe for MY SUBJECT is a classic 1990s Wall Street suit with structured shoulders, conservative shirt, patterned tie, luxury watch visible, strictly period-accurate styling. Framing is a medium two-shot at eye level, with MY SUBJECT slightly more dominant in frame, shallow depth of field, softly blurred background. Style constraints: ultra-photorealistic cinematic film still, gritty realism, natural skin texture with visible pores and micro-imperfections, no stylization, no modern elements, no logos, no text. Mood conveys a subtle power dynamic — persuasion versus control, quiet authority, psychological upper hand, calm confidence. The image must look like a real film frame captured mid-conversation, with MY SUBJECT fully replacing the original lead, maintaining natural acting tone and realism, with DiCaprio not existing in the scene at all.
The Thinker's Office
Ultra-photorealistic cinematic still featuring THE SAME EXACT SUBJECT from the provided reference photo with absolute identity preservation: identical face, bone structure, proportions, and age, with NO face morphing and NO resemblance to Leonardo DiCaprio. The subject is seated alone in a high-end executive office, seated in a leather armchair with the body slightly angled, one elbow resting on the armrest, fist lightly touching the mouth in a thoughtful gesture. Expression is calm, focused, dominant; eyes looking slightly to the side, deep in thought. Wardrobe consists of a tailored dark business suit, classic dress shirt, patterned tie, and a visible luxury watch, presenting a clean, powerful Wall Street executive look. Environment is an upscale 1990s-style executive office with warm wooden walls, framed certificates and documents behind, classic nautical décor such as a model ship and vintage office objects, leather furniture, and soft ambient lighting. Camera is a medium shot at eye level with cinematic framing, shallow depth of field, and no distortion. Lighting is warm indoor light with soft shadows, realistic contrast, and film-grade color balance. Style rules are strict: absolute identity preservation of MY SUBJECT, DO NOT recreate Leonardo DiCaprio, DO NOT change facial features, DO NOT stylize, DO NOT beautify, DO NOT exaggerate. The image must look like a real behind-the-scenes movie still. Mood conveys quiet power, control, intelligence, authority—“the man running the room” energy.