ULTRA-REALISTIC PART Second — Video Prompt

Video Prompt

ULTRA-REALISTIC CINEMATIC VIDEO PROMPT — PART 1

Create a 10-second, horizontal 16:9 cinematic video using the uploaded 10-panel storyboard image as the PRIMARY VISUAL BLUEPRINT. Recreate storyboard panels 01–05 in chronological order, preserving their exact visual intent, poses, framing, expressions, outfit, environment, and lighting.

REFERENCE PRIORITY — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT

1. The uploaded storyboard image is the master reference for the woman’s outfit, hairstyle, body pose, facial expression, camera angle, shot size, background composition, lighting, and action sequence.
2. Match each storyboard panel as closely as possible. Do not reinterpret the styling or replace the original poses with generic cinematic poses.
3. If a separate character-reference photograph is provided, use it only to establish the woman’s facial identity. Use the storyboard for all visual and performance details.
4. Preserve the same woman, outfit, hairstyle, dark draped shawl, black sleeveless top, and black lower garment throughout the entire sequence. Do not change any clothing details between shots.

SCENE AND ENVIRONMENT LOCK

Recreate the same nighttime urban street shown in the storyboard: warm streetlights, leafy trees, sidewalk, road, parked vehicles, distant pedestrians, realistic street depth, and softly defocused background lights. Maintain the same warm color temperature, natural shadows, exposure, contrast, and cinematic depth of field. Do not change the location, add decorative elements, or create a different street.

SHOT-BY-SHOT RECREATION

00:00–00:02 — Match storyboard panel 01. Front-facing medium-wide shot. The woman walks naturally toward the camera with relaxed shoulders, a subtle genuine smile, and a calm, confident gaze. Preserve her body position, walking direction, outfit drape, and background perspective.

00:02–00:04 — Match storyboard panel 02. Front-facing medium shot. She raises one hand naturally toward her hair, with relaxed fingers and a believable elbow angle. Her head tilts slightly, and her eyes maintain a soft, confident expression. Hair strands move subtly rather than behaving like a digitally animated mass.

00:04–00:06 — Match storyboard panel 03. Medium close-up. She gently lowers her gaze, relaxes her eyelids, and forms a small, natural smile. Keep the movement subtle: slight cheek engagement, relaxed lips, realistic eye movement, and a natural head tilt. Do not create an exaggerated smile or a frozen facial expression.

00:06–00:08 — Match storyboard panel 04. Three-quarter over-the-shoulder composition. She turns her upper body and head naturally, then looks back toward the camera. Her expression is gently playful and relaxed. Preserve the shoulder angle, head direction, visible clothing, and hair placement shown in the storyboard.

00:08–00:10 — Match storyboard panel 05. Wider rear/three-quarter street view. Show her continuing to walk along the same street, with her black outfit and draped shawl moving naturally with her steps. Preserve the relative positions of the streetlights, vehicles, trees, and distant pedestrians.

PHOTOREALISTIC HUMAN PERFORMANCE

The woman must look like a real person captured by a professional camera, not an AI-generated character. Use natural facial asymmetry, realistic skin pores and fine texture, subtle eye movements, believable blinking, authentic muscle movement around the eyes and mouth, natural breathing, and physically correct body mechanics. Expressions must develop gradually in response to her head and body movement; never switch instantly between expressions.

Hair must respond naturally to gravity and movement. Clothing must retain realistic fabric weight, folds, and motion. Hands and fingers must remain anatomically correct.

CAMERA AND IMAGE QUALITY

Match the storyboard’s individual camera angles and shot sizes. Use stable, realistic camera operation and only the minimal tracking needed to preserve the reference composition. Natural lens perspective, realistic depth of field, detailed facial focus, and true-to-life nighttime exposure. Avoid excessive sharpening, artificial skin smoothing, excessive HDR, fake lens flares, and overdone bokeh.

MOTION AND EDITING

Natural real-time speed only. No slow motion, no speed ramps, no artificial pauses, and no unnecessary transitions. Use clean cuts between the five specified shots. Preserve the chronological sequence and do not omit any of these five storyboard compositions.

STRICT NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS

No AI-looking skin, plastic texture, beauty-filter face, doll-like eyes, exaggerated expressions, artificial smiles, facial warping, identity drift, outfit changes, hair-length changes, changing shawl placement without physical cause, distorted hands, extra fingers, floating fabric, inconsistent lighting, background morphing, duplicated people, text, subtitles, logos, or watermarks.

ENDING FRAME

Finish with the woman naturally continuing her walk in the composition of storyboard panel 05. Keep her screen direction, clothing, hair, and nighttime environment consistent so Part 2 can continue smoothly.