Create a monochrome grayscale 4x2 instructional storyboard showing a cinematic architect-client meeting sequence. Use a clean white background, soft studio lighting, and high contrast to emphasize posture, emotion, and object interaction. Maintain consistent characters across all 8 panels — an Indian male architect in his early 30s, clean professional look, wearing a collared shirt, and a client, a well dressed businessman in his 40s, slightly skeptical expression at start.
Each panel must be the same size, separated by thin black lines, clearly numbered 1 to 8. Show full or three-quarter body framing in each panel with only essential props — a meeting table, paper, pencil, phone. No clutter, no complex backgrounds, no extra characters.
Include in every panel: top-left panel number and scene title, center full composition, bottom-left 2-3 short description lines.
Use this sequence:
Panel 1 — Client Meeting Begins. Architect and client sit across table. Client arms crossed, uncertain expression.
Panel 2 — Quick Sketch. Architect leans forward, sketching rapidly on paper with pencil. Focused, confident.
Panel 3 — Upload to SplitShire. Architect holds phone, photographs the sketch. Client watches curiously, leaning slightly forward.
Panel 4 — Selecting Style. Close view of phone screen, architect tapping style selection. Finger on screen.
Panel 5 — Waiting. Both looking at phone on table. Architect calm, client uncertain but curious. Slight tension.
Panel 6 — Render Revealed. Architect turns phone toward client showing stunning render. Client eyes wide, leans forward.
Panel 7 — Client Reaction. Client face transformed — genuine smile, impressed, nodding. Architect confident.
Panel 8 — Handshake. Both standing, firm handshake across table. Deal closed. Both smiling.
Use motion indicators where appropriate — arrows showing sketch movement, screen tap gestures, phone turn direction.
Style should be highly detailed 3D, smooth grayscale shading, soft shadows, clean linework, concept-art quality. No color, no revealing clothing, no extra background detail, only the subject, props, and essential elements. Cinematic composition, professional storyboard quality.
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