Dragon and Boy Timed Shot List
A compact four-shot escalation between a waking dragon and a terrified boy, each shot given its own duration and lighting shift.
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A compact four-shot escalation between a waking dragon and a terrified boy, each shot given its own duration and lighting shift.
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A reality-TV blade-testing segment: a master chops three ceramic gnomes in slow-motion freezes, then delivers the verdict to the young bladesmith.
A Chinese-inspired dark-fantasy combat short in AAA game style, with the reference image locked as the single source of truth for the opening frame.
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A golden-hour operative sequence built on strict camera rules — low angles and crash zooms only, never an orbit — with the second character present only as filtered radio.
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A freefall from a spire cut every two to three seconds, with one identity reference and a single continuous sky environment holding it together.
A 21:9 WWI aerial battle where every shot specifies focal length, aperture and a distinct foreground, midground and background layer.
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Copy the prompt with one click, then swap the subject, scene and style details for your own creative direction.
Send the prompt to the model through the APIPod API or the playground and get your result in seconds.
Tweak one variable at a time — camera move, lighting, style — and compare outputs to dial in the perfect result.
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