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FORMAT: 15s / 4 SHOTS / A woman standing on a mirror-flat sea in a porcelain-print
couture coat; the coat dissolves into a flock of birds that spiral into the storm.
SUBJECT: East Asian woman, late 20s, tall and very lean, severe high-fashion bone
structure, jet-black hair pulled into a tight low bun, no visible jewellery, bare feet.
Energy: still, composed, unblinking; a sovereign, not a victim.
WARDROBE: Floor-length architectural couture coat in Ming blue-and-white porcelain
print, ivory ground with cobalt floral scrollwork, crisp white piped edges, tall
standing mandarin collar framing the jaw, coat open down the front over a plain
matte-black strapless column gown.
HERO PROPS: The coat itself is the hero object. It must read as heavy embroidered
brocade in Shots 1-2 and unravel into birds in Shot 3.
ENVIRONMENT: Endless shallow water, glass-still, no waves, perfect mirror horizon at
the exact centre of frame. Vast towering storm cloudscape above, dark grey stacked
cumulus with one pale silver break of light near the horizon. Cold overcast daylight.
No land, no boats, no horizon line other than the reflection seam.
MOOD: Sacred stillness building to release. Held breath -> a single deliberate
gesture -> silent explosion -> vertigo.
MUSIC: Near-silence and low wind under Shots 1-2, one sub-bass swell on the gesture,
then a rising wall of wingbeats and a single sustained string note through Shots 3-4,
cutting to almost nothing on the final frame.
COLOR LOGIC: Monochrome storm palette of graphite, slate and pewter with an ivory
ground; cobalt blue is the only accent, carried entirely by the porcelain print.
STYLE: Editorial fashion film, shot on large-format digital, anamorphic. Photoreal, no
illustration. Shallow depth of field on close-ups, deep focus on wides. Fine 35mm
grain, low contrast lifted blacks, desaturated cool grade. Birds rendered as soft
motion-blurred silhouettes, ink-wash quality, never sharp CGI feathers.
LOGIC RULE: The reflection must stay a perfect mirror of the subject at all times. One
woman only, never duplicated. She never moves her feet and never breaks eye contact
with the lens. The black column gown is already underneath the coat in Shot 1 so it is
revealed, not replaced. Birds only ever emerge from the coat fabric, never spawn from
empty sky.
NEGATIVE PROMPT: text, logos, captions, jewellery, wind machine hair, crashing waves,
sun flare, warm tones, extra people, duplicated limbs, sharp CGI feathers, cartoon or
painterly style, camera shake.
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SHOT 1 - 0:00 to 0:04, EXTREME WIDE, dead-centre symmetrical, 40mm, very slow dolly in
at constant speed.
She stands tiny at the centre of the frame on the mirror water, coat spread wide into a
long triangular train, her reflection falling perfectly beneath her. The storm fills the
upper two thirds. Nothing moves except the clouds and the almost imperceptible push of
the camera. She looks straight into the lens.
SHOT 2 - 0:04 to 0:06, EXTREME CLOSE-UP, 85mm, slow push in, storm soft and blurred
behind her.
Her face fills the frame between the two wings of the porcelain collar. She holds the
stare. Her right hand rises into the bottom of frame and her thumb and forefinger close
in one small, precise pinch.
SHOT 3 - 0:06 to 0:11, WIDE, 40mm, static then a slow drift back.
On the pinch the coat unravels. The porcelain-print fabric peels off her body in long
ribbons and each ribbon becomes a dark bird, dozens of them beating outward and upward
in a widening fan on both sides of her. The black column gown is left behind, a thin
dark line on the water. The flock and its mirror image spread until the birds fill the
entire frame.
SHOT 4 - 0:11 to 0:15, HIGH ANGLE to OVERHEAD, 28mm, fast crane up and over, then push
down into the flock.
The camera lifts and rotates directly above her. She is a single small figure at the
centre of a spiralling ring of birds turning clockwise around her on the mirror surface.
The camera pushes down into the spiral until the birds smear into a dense black
feathered vortex and the frame closes to near-darkness.
☕ Same prompt. 3 AI video models. One coffee pour.
Prompt: an elegant cup on a bright countertop, coffee gently poured in, camera slowly orbiting, cinematic lighting, luxury homeware ad vibes.
We ran it through Wan 2.7, MiniMax Hailuo H3, and Seedance 2.5. Same words, three completely different results. Which one nailed the pour? 👇
#AIvideo #Wan27 #MiniMaxHailuo #Seedance #TextToVideo #AICompariso
A ring that grows coral instead of holding a stone.
Two AI models, one wild idea: GPT Image 2 vs Nano Banana Pro 🪸💍
Part 2/3. Which one would you actually wear?
#AIart#GenerativeAI#NanoBanana#GPTImage2
Seedance 2.5. Wan 3.0. MiniMax H3.
Three of the hottest video models right now.
Same test: emotion + acting.
Who delivers the most nuanced emotions?
Who gives the best performance?
You be the judge.
We recently introduced Gemini Omni Flash, our first model in the new Omni family.
With Omni, you can easily create and edit high-quality videos from text, image, video or audio references. We recently gave developers access to it, and since then, we’ve seen builders all over the world use Omni to create a range of personal and professional projects.
Here are some of our favorite ways we’ve seen builders use Omni so far ↓
📽️ Switch angles and perspectives
You can change camera angles, switch environments, and apply cinematic zooms — all without losing the thread of your original scene.
Builder @LexnLin took full advantage of this capability, capturing a woman standing in the middle of a city from about 20 different perspectives.
You see her from different angles: up close and far away, head on and in profile, from above, and from below. Some shots zoom in, while others hold still. And the background shifts, too.
Same prompt. Two AI models. Wildly different results.
GPT Image 2 vs Nano Banana Pro 🍯
Part 1/3 - more comparisons dropping this week. Which one wins for you?
#AIart#GenerativeAI#NanoBanana#GPTImage2
Monday prompt dump 🎬 Been testing Nolan-style intercut narratives on Seedance 2.0 - this one's Odyssey retold in 15sec:
Penelope unweaving lies by candlelight, cut to Odysseus on Calypso's beach, same fire bridges both worlds. No editing, straight out of one prompt. 🔥
#AIfilm #Seedance #PromptDump
Dreamina Seedance 2.5 is now live!
From creators to enterprises, a new era of AI video creation begins.
Try Seedance 2.5 on Dreamina today. Enterprise API access via BytePlus is coming soon.
Create longer videos with greater control:
- Native 30-second generation
- Precise video editing
- Support for up to 50 multimodal references
- Multilingual video generation
More consistency. More control. More possibilities.