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Luxury Skyline Parachute Landing
Create a 15-second cinematic luxury-action video of a man parachuting through a city and landing on a yacht.
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- Format
- Text Parameterized
- Inputs
- character_reference (image) · Required
- Outputs
- generated_video (video)
Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values
before using this prompt. See parameters
and defaults below.
Create a vertical 9:16, 15-second ultra-realistic cinematic luxury action video. Use a full-frame image with no borders or vignette. Aim for high-end cinema-camera realism, natural lens characteristics, realistic depth of field, smooth stabilized aerial tracking, premium blockbuster quality, realistic physics, natural motion blur, a dramatic overcast evening atmosphere, a moody blue-gray sky, glowing city lights, and a highly detailed modern metropolis.
The main character is a handsome Chinese man in his late 20s, based on the supplied reference image: ${character-reference}. He wears a perfectly tailored black suit, black dress shoes, black sunglasses, and a professional black parachute backpack. He has a confident, charismatic, calm expression. Wind naturally affects his hair and clothing throughout the sequence.
CAMERA RULE — HIGHEST PRIORITY:
Keep the camera in front of the character or at a front three-quarter angle. His face must remain visible throughout the entire video. Never use a rear-view shot as the primary angle. The camera flies backward while tracking him, maintaining eye contact and keeping him centered in frame. Face visibility takes priority over other visual considerations.
SHOT 1 (0–3 seconds):
Open instantly with action. The character has already launched himself from the rooftop of a supertall skyscraper, hundreds of meters above a dense modern city. The camera flies backward directly in front of him as he falls through open air, keeping his face clearly visible. Massive skyscrapers tower behind him while the city stretches endlessly below. Strong wind pushes against his suit and hair. He remains completely calm and fearless during the freefall.
SHOT 2 (3–7 seconds):
The parachute deploys smoothly above him. Keep the camera in front of him as it retreats through the air. He begins an exciting, high-speed glide through the skyline, skillfully maneuvering and banking left and right between glass skyscrapers. City-light reflections move across his black sunglasses. Clearly show him traveling a long distance away from the original skyscraper toward the waterfront district. Maintain realistic speed and motion with premium luxury-commercial energy.
SHOT 3 (7–10 seconds):
While he is still flying, smoothly push the camera into a cinematic close-up of his face. The city becomes softly blurred in the background. Wind moves his hair naturally, and illuminated skyscrapers reflect in his sunglasses. He looks directly at the camera with a confident smile and clearly says, “Enjoy your life.” Use perfect lip sync, realistic facial animation, a natural expression, and cinematic hero-shot framing.
SHOT 4 (10–13 seconds):
Widen the camera while keeping it in front of him. He continues gliding across the city toward a distant luxury marina. His route passes above rivers, bridges, and illuminated waterfront towers. A large luxury white yacht becomes visible far ahead. The parachute descends steadily toward the moving yacht as the skyline glows in the evening light.
SHOT 5 (13–15 seconds):
The parachute flares realistically, and he lands smoothly on the upper deck of the luxury white yacht. Keep the camera in front of him as two attractive women wearing elegant luxury swimwear immediately approach, smile, and help remove his parachute harness. Make the interaction natural and premium. Slowly pull the camera upward and backward, revealing the yacht cruising through the illuminated harbor, surrounded by skyscrapers and waterfront lights.
Overall aesthetic: luxury lifestyle commercial, Tom Ford campaign energy, premium fashion advertisement, wealthy traveler vibe, sophisticated and aspirational mood, cinematic confidence, and an ultra-detailed environment. Keep human interaction and parachute physics realistic. Prioritize face visibility, front-facing tracking, and hero-shot composition in every shot. No rear-view shots or back-facing camera angles. No music, glitches, extra people, text, or watermark.
Parameters
Replace each placeholder with your own value, or use its default when one is provided.
${character-reference}
character-reference
Required
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