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VIDEO PROMPT FOR GIRLS 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
Create a highly realistic 10-second cinematic video using the reference image/person as the exact identity reference.
IMPORTANT:
Preserve the person's exact face, facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions, outfit, and overall appearance throughout the entire video.
Do not change identity.
Use realistic human body-motion tracking and natural facial movement.
Maintain temporal consistency from frame to frame.
CRITICAL ACTION RULE:
The person's actions must follow the exact sequence described below.
Do not invent, add, substitute, or modify any gesture or body action.
Do not make the person wave differently, make a finger gesture, raise both hands, or perform any additional action.
Follow the original reference video's timing and choreography exactly.
CAMERA / SCENE:
A young woman is sitting naturally in the driver's seat of a black luxury Mercedes sedan.
The video begins with a wider front view of the entire car.
The car/view gradually becomes closer to the driver through the windshield, matching the original reference video.
The framing progressively changes from the full front of the car to a closer view of the woman behind the windshield.
Keep the original camera movement, framing progression, perspective and timing exactly.
The steering wheel remains visible in the foreground.
Realistic windshield reflections, natural daylight/night-like car-window contrast, realistic shadows and cinematic DSLR look.
No camera shake or unnatural warping.
BODY MOTION TRACKING — FOLLOW THIS EXACT SEQUENCE:
0.0–1.3 seconds:
The woman is seated naturally in the driver's seat behind the steering wheel.
The video begins with a wider front view of the black Mercedes.
She remains seated calmly and looks toward the camera.
Her upper body stays relaxed and stable.
Natural blinking and very subtle breathing.
Do not make her perform any gesture yet.
The camera/car framing gradually moves closer exactly as in the reference video.
1.3–2.2 seconds:
As the framing becomes closer, she begins lifting ONE hand toward the camera.
The movement is smooth and casual.
The hand comes upward from beside her body toward the windshield.
Her elbow bends naturally.
Her face remains directed toward the camera.
She begins smiling naturally.
Do NOT create a finger-counting gesture.
2.2–3.3 seconds:
She holds her raised hand in front of/near the windshield with an OPEN PALM facing toward the camera.
The fingers are naturally separated.
This is a simple open-hand greeting/gesture.
Do not turn it into a peace sign, three-finger gesture, pointing gesture, or waving sequence.
Her smile becomes more visible.
Her eyes remain directed toward the camera.
Hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder must maintain realistic anatomy.
3.3–4.4 seconds:
She gradually lowers the raised hand away from the camera.
Her expression remains happy and relaxed.
Her body stays seated naturally behind the steering wheel.
Do not introduce any new gesture.
Keep the car interior, steering wheel and framing fixed relative to the original video.
4.4–5.0 seconds:
Maintain the exact brief transition/exposure change visible in the original reference video.
Do not invent a new movement during this moment.
The woman remains seated and smiling naturally.
5.0–6.2 seconds:
The woman turns her face slightly toward one side while smiling.
She begins lifting the SAME arm upward again.
The elbow moves upward and backward naturally.
Her hand travels toward the side/back of her head.
Track the movement continuously from shoulder → upper arm → elbow → wrist → fingers.
Do not switch hands.
Do not create an additional arm or hand.
6.2–7.3 seconds:
Her hand reaches the area beside/behind her head.
She keeps the elbow naturally raised.
She smiles toward the camera.
Her posture remains relaxed in the driver's seat.
The hand stays naturally positioned near the side/back of her head.
No waving or additional hand gesture.
7.3–9.4 seconds:
She gently tilts her head toward the same side where her hand is positioned.
The head tilt is slow and natural.
Her hand remains beside/behind her head.
She continues smiling warmly toward the camera.
Keep the exact same pose and timing as the reference video.
Do not exaggerate the head tilt.
Natural blinking, subtle eyebrow movement and cheek movement only.
9.4–10.0 seconds:
She slowly brings her head back toward a more upright relaxed position.
Her smile remains natural.
Her hand stays relaxed near the side of her head and settles naturally.
End with the same calm, smiling expression and seated driving posture as the reference video.
No sudden movement at the end.
BODY-MOTION REQUIREMENTS:
- Follow the exact choreography above.
- Do not invent new actions.
- Do not change the order of actions.
- Do not add extra gestures.
- Do not make both hands move.
- Use the SAME hand for both movements.
- Full skeletal consistency throughout the shot.
- Track head, neck, shoulders, upper arms, elbows, wrists, hands and fingers.
- Preserve correct joint anatomy.
- Natural weight distribution and body inertia.
- No rubber-like limbs.
- No extra fingers.
- No finger merging.
- No duplicated hands.
- No disappearing limbs.
- No unnatural shoulder deformation.
- No sudden pose changes.
- Maintain exact body proportions from the reference.
- Facial identity must remain unchanged.
FACIAL MOTION:
Natural blinking.
Natural eye movement toward the camera.
Subtle eyebrow movement.
Natural smile progression.
Realistic cheek and jaw movement.
No exaggerated facial deformation.
No face morphing.
Keep the same facial identity throughout every frame.
CAMERA:
Stable front-facing cinematic camera.
Reproduce the original reference video's gradual change from wide car framing to the closer driver framing.
Do not invent a different camera movement.
No camera rotation.
No sudden zoom.
No camera shake.
Keep the driver as the primary focus once the framing becomes close.
LIGHTING:
Preserve the lighting and exposure changes of the original reference video.
Realistic highlights on the face.
Realistic shadows around the neck and shoulders.
Natural windshield reflections.
Physically accurate lighting and reflections.
Do not change the lighting style halfway through the video.
STYLE:
Ultra-photorealistic.
High-end DSLR/cinematic footage.
Natural skin texture.
Realistic hair strands.
Realistic fabric movement.
Realistic Mercedes interior materials.
Smooth 24/30fps motion.
High temporal consistency.
No AI-looking artifacts.
NEGATIVE PROMPT:
invented gestures, extra gestures, finger-counting gesture, peace sign,
three-finger gesture, pointing gesture, exaggerated waving,
different hand, switching hands, both hands raised,
face distortion, identity change, face morphing, different person,
body deformation, extra fingers, missing fingers, fused fingers,
extra arms, duplicated hands, floating hands, disconnected limbs,
broken joints, unnatural elbow movement, rubber limbs,
warped steering wheel, warped car interior,
flickering face, changing hairstyle, changing clothes,
unnatural smile, frozen expression, eye distortion,
camera shake, sudden zoom, camera rotation,
unnatural motion, sudden pose change,
low resolution, cartoon, CGI, plastic skin, oversharpening,
frame flicker, temporal inconsistency.
VIDEO PROMPT FOR BOYS :-👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻✅
Create a highly realistic 10-second cinematic video using the reference image/person as the exact identity reference.
IMPORTANT:
Preserve the person's exact face, facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions, outfit, and overall appearance throughout the entire video.
Do not change identity.
Use realistic human body-motion tracking and natural facial movement.
Maintain temporal consistency from frame to frame.
CRITICAL ACTION RULE:
The person's actions must follow the exact sequence described below.
Do not invent, add, substitute, or modify any gesture or body action.
Do not make the person wave differently, make a finger gesture, raise both hands, or perform any additional action.
Follow the original reference video's timing and choreography exactly.
CAMERA / SCENE:
A young man is sitting naturally in the driver's seat of a black luxury Mercedes sedan.
The video begins with a wider front view of the entire car.
The car/view gradually becomes closer to the driver through the windshield, matching the original reference video.
The framing progressively changes from the full front of the car to a closer view of the man behind the windshield.
Keep the original camera movement, framing progression, perspective and timing exactly.
The steering wheel remains visible in the foreground.
Realistic windshield reflections, natural daylight/night-like car-window contrast, realistic shadows and cinematic DSLR look.
No camera shake or unnatural warping.
BODY MOTION TRACKING — FOLLOW THIS EXACT SEQUENCE:
0.0–1.3 seconds:
The man is seated naturally in the driver's seat behind the steering wheel.
The video begins with a wider front view of the black Mercedes.
He remains seated calmly and looks toward the camera.
His upper body stays relaxed and stable.
Natural blinking and very subtle breathing.
Do not make him perform any gesture yet.
The camera/car framing gradually moves closer exactly as in the reference video.
1.3–2.2 seconds:
As the framing becomes closer, he begins lifting ONE hand toward the camera.
The movement is smooth and casual.
The hand comes upward from beside his body toward the windshield.
His elbow bends naturally.
His face remains directed toward the camera.
He begins smiling naturally.
Do NOT create a finger-counting gesture.
2.2–3.3 seconds:
He holds his raised hand in front of/near the windshield with an OPEN PALM facing toward the camera.
The fingers are naturally separated.
This is a simple open-hand greeting/gesture.
Do not turn it into a peace sign, three-finger gesture, pointing gesture, or waving sequence.
His smile becomes more visible.
His eyes remain directed toward the camera.
Hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder must maintain realistic anatomy.
3.3–4.4 seconds:
He gradually lowers the raised hand away from the camera.
His expression remains happy and relaxed.
His body stays seated naturally behind the steering wheel.
Do not introduce any new gesture.
Keep the car interior, steering wheel and framing fixed relative to the original video.
4.4–5.0 seconds:
Maintain the exact brief transition/exposure change visible in the original reference video.
Do not invent a new movement during this moment.
The man remains seated and smiling naturally.
5.0–6.2 seconds:
The man turns his face slightly toward one side while smiling.
He begins lifting the SAME arm upward again.
The elbow moves upward and backward naturally.
His hand travels toward the side/back of his head.
Track the movement continuously from shoulder → upper arm → elbow → wrist → fingers.
Do not switch hands.
Do not create an additional arm or hand.
6.2–7.3 seconds:
His hand reaches the area beside/behind his head.
He keeps the elbow naturally raised.
He smiles toward the camera.
His posture remains relaxed in the driver's seat.
The hand stays naturally positioned near the side/back of his head.
No waving or additional hand gesture.
7.3–9.4 seconds:
He gently tilts his head toward the same side where his hand is positioned.
The head tilt is slow and natural.
His hand remains beside/behind his head.
He continues smiling warmly toward the camera.
Keep the exact same pose and timing as the reference video.
Do not exaggerate the head tilt.
Natural blinking, subtle eyebrow movement and cheek movement only.
9.4–10.0 seconds:
He slowly brings his head back toward a more upright relaxed position.
His smile remains natural.
His hand stays relaxed near the side of his head and settles naturally.
End with the same calm, smiling expression and seated driving posture as the reference video.
No sudden movement at the end.
BODY-MOTION REQUIREMENTS:
- Follow the exact choreography above.
- Do not invent new actions.
- Do not change the order of actions.
- Do not add extra gestures.
- Do not make both hands move.
- Use the SAME hand for both movements.
- Full skeletal consistency throughout the shot.
- Track head, neck, shoulders, upper arms, elbows, wrists, hands and fingers.
- Preserve correct joint anatomy.
- Natural weight distribution and body inertia.
- No rubber-like limbs.
- No extra fingers.
- No finger merging.
- No duplicated hands.
- No disappearing limbs.
- No unnatural shoulder deformation.
- No sudden pose changes.
- Maintain exact body proportions from the reference.
- Facial identity must remain unchanged.
FACIAL MOTION:
Natural blinking.
Natural eye movement toward the camera.
Subtle eyebrow movement.
Natural smile progression.
Realistic cheek and jaw movement.
No exaggerated facial deformation.
No face morphing.
Keep the same facial identity throughout every frame.
CAMERA:
Stable front-facing cinematic camera.
Reproduce the original reference video's gradual change from wide car framing to the closer driver framing.
Do not invent a different camera movement.
No camera rotation.
No sudden zoom.
No camera shake.
Keep the driver as the primary focus once the framing becomes close.
LIGHTING:
Preserve the lighting and exposure changes of the original reference video.
Realistic highlights on the face.
Realistic shadows around the neck and shoulders.
Natural windshield reflections.
Physically accurate lighting and reflections.
Do not change the lighting style halfway through the video.
STYLE:
Ultra-photorealistic.
High-end DSLR/cinematic footage.
Natural skin texture.
Realistic hair strands.
Realistic fabric movement.
Realistic Mercedes interior materials.
Smooth 24/30fps motion.
High temporal consistency.
No AI-looking artifacts.
NEGATIVE PROMPT:
invented gestures, extra gestures, finger-counting gesture, peace sign,
three-finger gesture, pointing gesture, exaggerated waving,
different hand, switching hands, both hands raised,
face distortion, identity change, face morphing, different person,
body deformation, extra fingers, missing fingers, fused fingers,
extra arms, duplicated hands, floating hands, disconnected limbs,
broken joints, unnatural elbow movement, rubber limbs,
warped steering wheel, warped car interior,
flickering face, changing hairstyle, changing clothes,
unnatural smile, frozen expression, eye distortion,
camera shake, sudden zoom, camera rotation,
unnatural motion, sudden pose change,
low resolution, cartoon, CGI, plastic skin, oversharpening,
frame flicker, temporal inconsistency.
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