Прописываем промпт:
Create a 10-second cinematic vertical 9:16 video.
REFERENCE IMAGES:
@image1 — character appearance at the beginning.
@image2 — character appearance at the end.
@image3 — visual storyboard reference.
Preserve the same character identity throughout the entire video.
Use @image1 as the reference for the character at the beginning of the sequence.
Use @image2 as the reference for the character's final appearance.
Use @image3 as the reference for general shot progression, framing, camera angles and composition.
0–2 SEC
Start with a low-angle close-up of the character walking through a wet city street at night.
Show boots moving across wet pavement with puddles and neon reflections.
A glossy black liquid-like material appears near the boot and begins flowing smoothly upward.
The camera follows the movement from the lower leg toward the upper body.
2–5 SEC
Continue the upward camera movement.
The glossy black material gradually spreads across the character's clothing.
Show a smooth visual transition from the appearance in @image1 toward the appearance in @image2.
The transition progresses from the lower body upward.
Keep the character's face visible and consistent.
Finish the transition with the complete appearance shown in @image2.
Move into a close-up that clearly shows both her face and one raised hand.
The character slowly raises one hand directly in front of her face.
IMPORTANT: she clearly shifts her eyes toward the raised hand and LOOKS DIRECTLY AT HER HAND.
Her gaze must visibly follow the hand.
Keep both her eyes and the raised hand clearly visible in the same shot so the direction of her gaze is unmistakable.
She keeps looking directly at her hand and carefully examines the new glossy black surface covering it.
She slowly turns her wrist while continuing to look at the hand, studying the surface from another angle.
Her head may tilt slightly toward the hand, reinforcing that her attention is completely focused on it.
Hold this interaction long enough for the action to read clearly:
RAISE HAND
→ SHIFT EYES TO HAND
→ LOOK DIRECTLY AT HAND
→ EXAMINE HAND
→ SLIGHTLY TURN WRIST
→ CONTINUE LOOKING AT HAND.
Only AFTER she has clearly examined her hand does her expression change into a subtle confident smile.
Do not have her look into the camera during this moment.
Her attention remains on her raised hand until the examination is complete.
5–7 SEC
Camera moves smoothly around the character's right side while gradually moving closer.
Behind her right shoulder, the glossy black material rises and gathers into a large abstract organic form.
The form develops a unique asymmetric silhouette with a layered reflective surface and pale abstract features.
Use @image3 as the reference for its approximate position, scale and composition.
The character remains calm.
Create a strong side-by-side composition with the character and the abstract organic form.
7–10 SEC
Follow the final camera progression from @image3.
The organic form turns toward the camera and rapidly moves closer to the lens.
Add a subtle handheld camera reaction.
The form stops very close to the camera.
Finish with an extreme close-up of its glossy reflective surface, pale abstract features, moisture and neon reflections.
Keep a small part of the character's calm face visible near the edge of the frame.
Hold briefly.
CUT TO BLACK.
VISUAL STYLE:
cinematic photorealism,
vertical 9:16,
rainy city at night,
wet pavement,
puddles,
blue and cyan neon reflections,
subtle warm highlights,
atmospheric haze,
shallow depth of field,
realistic skin,
realistic rain,
glossy black reflective material,
cinematic contrast,
natural motion blur,
smooth continuous movement.
REFERENCE PRIORITY:
@image1 = beginning character appearance.
@image2 = final character appearance.
@image3 = storyboard, framing and camera progression.
Maintain consistent face, hair, body proportions and overall character identity throughout all 10 seconds.
IMPORTANT ACTION PRIORITY:
During the 2–5 second transformation sequence, the hand interaction is a required story beat.
The character MUST visibly look directly at her raised hand and examine it before smiling.
Do not skip the hand examination.
Do not make her look at the camera instead.
Do not make her smile before looking at the hand.
The intended action order is:
transformation completes
→ she raises her hand
→ her eyes move to the hand
→ she looks directly at the hand
→ she examines it
→ she slightly rotates her wrist
→ she continues looking at it
→ subtle confident smile
→ camera continues into the next sequence.
No text.
No subtitles.
No watermark.