The Silent House — Hanok Image-to-Video

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Text

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Reference_images (image) · Required

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Video (video, audio)

Dola AI — Image to Video — Part 1: The Silent House

Duration: 10 seconds
Aspect ratio: Vertical 9:16
Style: Photorealistic Korean historical cinema, vintage 35mm film, natural ASMR, no music.

REFERENCE LOCK: Use the uploaded images as the exact visual references. Preserve the woman’s facial identity, natural skin texture, dark eyes, deep red lips, messy black bun with loose wisps, deep teal-blue textured jeogori, ivory collar, voluminous ivory chima, and dusty rose-pink waist sash. Maintain the weathered wooden hanok doorway, aged timber, muted olive-green walls, and dark interior. Do not redesign the woman or costume.

SHOT-BY-SHOT ACTION

0–3 seconds: Begin with a medium-long rear three-quarter shot of the woman standing quietly in the old wooden doorway. Her ivory skirt hangs naturally, and the dusty rose sash rests against the back of her teal jacket. The camera slowly dollies forward. A few loose hairs move gently in the faint breeze.

3–6 seconds: She slowly turns her head over her shoulder toward the camera, followed by a subtle rotation of her upper body. Her expression is restrained and mysterious, as if she has heard a familiar sound. The camera makes a very gentle push-in, maintaining realistic facial proportions and consistent identity.

6–10 seconds: She turns forward and takes two slow, natural steps into the shadowy corridor. Her skirt sways with each step, the sash ends respond softly to her movement, and the wooden floor gives a quiet creak. The camera follows her from behind and ends as she approaches the darkness.

CAMERA AND LIGHTING: Use smooth, deliberate tracking, natural perspective, and subtle handheld film texture without visible shaking. Soft side light from outside outlines her silhouette. Use deep olive-green shadows and warm, subdued highlights, with fine organic 35mm grain, authentic fabric detail, and realistic exposure.

SOUND DESIGN: No music, narration, or dialogue. Include only faint outdoor wind, soft cloth rustling, two measured footsteps on old wood, and a subtle doorway creak. Keep the ambience intimate and natural.

MOTION RULES: Human movement must be anatomically accurate and continuous. Use a natural gait, stable hands, realistic cloth weight, physically plausible hair movement, and no exaggerated wind. Preserve the same face, hairstyle, outfit, doorway, and color grade.

ENDING: Finish with her moving farther into the corridor, creating a natural visual continuation for Part 2.

NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS: No face morphing, identity changes, costume changes, extra people, duplicate limbs, distorted fingers, floating fabric, artificial beauty filters, CGI appearance, modern objects, sudden camera cuts, subtitles, text, soundtrack, or watermark.