Video Prompts

Create a single continuous 10-second ultra-photorealistic cinematic video using the uploaded reference images.

FACE / IDENTITY:
Use the FACE from the SECOND reference image as the exact identity reference.
The driver's face must remain exactly the same person throughout the entire video.
Preserve facial structure, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, hairstyle, skin tone, facial proportions and overall appearance.
No identity change or face morphing.

IMPORTANT:
ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT.
NO CUTS.
NO SCENE CHANGES.
NO LOCATION CHANGES.

The sequence must feel like one real cinematic camera shot.

CAR MOVEMENT:
The Mercedes initially drives STRAIGHT FORWARD toward the camera at a smooth, moderately fast speed.

The car should look like it is naturally approaching the camera.
Do NOT make it crawl slowly.
Do NOT make it zigzag.
Do NOT make it drift.
Do NOT make the entire car rotate.

The car's initial movement is straight and stable.

CAMERA + CAR SEQUENCE:

0–3 SECONDS — STRAIGHT APPROACH

The black luxury Mercedes drives straight toward the camera.

Show the car approaching with clear forward momentum.

The camera smoothly tracks the approaching car, keeping the Mercedes naturally framed.

The full front of the car and enough of the vehicle should be visible.

The driver can be seen through the windshield, but the camera is initially focused mainly on the approaching vehicle.

Natural road movement.
Natural headlights.
Realistic reflections on the black body.

3–5 SECONDS — STEERING MOMENT

As the Mercedes reaches the camera's position, the DRIVER naturally turns/rotates the steering wheel.

This steering movement is the key action that begins the visual transition.

The driver is actually controlling the car with the steering wheel.

His hands must move naturally and correctly around the steering wheel.

The car remains under control and continues moving forward naturally.

Do NOT create a dramatic drift.
Do NOT make the car spin.
Do NOT make the car suddenly slide sideways.

The steering-wheel movement should look like a natural cinematic driving maneuver.

5–7 SECONDS — CAMERA MOVES INTO FACE

Immediately following the steering movement, the CAMERA smoothly changes its framing toward the driver.

The camera should feel as if it is naturally moving/rotating toward the FRONT WINDSHIELD and simultaneously pushing closer.

The camera gradually leaves the wide car-focused composition and brings the driver's face into the center of the frame.

IMPORTANT:
The final camera position is THROUGH / DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE FRONT WINDSHIELD.

Do NOT use a side-window angle.

Do NOT jump directly to the face.

The transition must be continuous:
car approach → steering movement → camera rotates/pushes toward windshield → face becomes dominant.

The camera movement should feel smooth, cinematic and intentional.

7–8.5 SECONDS — FACE REVEAL

The camera is now tightly framed on the driver's face through the front windshield.

Use the exact face from the SECOND reference image.

He looks directly toward the camera.

His expression naturally changes from calm/neutral into a subtle smile.

Natural eye movement.
Natural blinking.
Natural breathing.
Subtle facial muscle movement.

The smile should appear gradually and realistically.

Do not suddenly paste a smile onto the face.

8.5–10 SECONDS — SMILE + HAND GESTURE + SLOW MOTION

The driver gives a warm, confident smile directly toward the camera.

He naturally raises ONE hand and makes the same casual two-finger / peace-style gesture near his face.

The gesture should feel relaxed and spontaneous.

The other hand remains naturally associated with the steering wheel.

His facial expression stays warm and confident.

During the final moment, introduce subtle cinematic slow motion.

Keep the face as the primary focus.

The final shot should be a beautiful close-up of the driver's face through the FRONT WINDSHIELD, with a small amount of steering wheel/interior still visible.

CAMERA MOVEMENT:
The camera is the element that changes position dramatically.

Do NOT rotate the entire car to create the camera effect.

The camera should:
1. Establish the approaching Mercedes.
2. Track the car smoothly.
3. Follow the steering action.
4. Smoothly rotate/reframe toward the front windshield.
5. Push closer.
6. End in a face-focused close-up.

The camera movement should be fluid and continuous, like a professional automotive commercial.

No sudden camera jump.
No teleportation.
No artificial AI morph transition.

CAR PHYSICS:
The Mercedes must remain realistic and physically consistent.

The car moves forward naturally.
The steering wheel rotates naturally.
The wheels respond naturally.
The vehicle body remains stable.

No exaggerated drift.
No left-right wobbling.
No random sideways movement.
No spinning.
No reversing.

FACIAL PERFORMANCE:
Calm look → notices camera → subtle expression change → natural smile → confident smile.

Then one hand rises naturally for the casual two-finger gesture.

Keep exact facial identity throughout.

HANDS:
Realistic human anatomy.
Exactly five fingers on each hand.
Correct finger movement.
Correct wrist movement.
No extra fingers.
No missing fingers.
No duplicated hands.
No deformed arms.

LIGHTING:
Nighttime cinematic lighting.
Realistic Mercedes headlights.
Soft dashboard illumination.
Natural street-light reflections.
Realistic windshield reflections.
Realistic skin texture.
Natural shadows.
No excessive artificial glow.

VISUAL STYLE:
Ultra-photorealistic live-action.
High-end cinematic DSLR/automotive commercial.
Natural depth of field.
Realistic motion blur.
Realistic skin pores.
Realistic hair.
Realistic fabric.
Physically accurate reflections.
24–30 fps cinematic motion.

STRICT NEGATIVE PROMPT:

NO DRIFT.
NO CAR SPIN.
NO CAR ZIGZAG.
NO CAR SWERVING.
NO SIDEWAYS SLIDING.
NO BACKWARD MOVEMENT.
NO RANDOM VEHICLE ROTATION.
NO AI VEHICLE WOBBLE.
NO CAR JERKING.
NO SCENE CHANGE.
NO CUT.
NO JUMP CUT.
NO SIDE WINDOW CAMERA.
NO REAR WINDOW CAMERA.
NO SUDDEN FACE APPEARANCE.
NO TELEPORTING CAMERA.
NO SUDDEN CAMERA ANGLE CHANGE.
NO CAMERA SHAKE.
NO UNNATURAL ZOOM.
NO FACE MORPHING.
NO IDENTITY CHANGE.
NO DIFFERENT PERSON.
NO FACE FROM FIRST IMAGE.
NO HAIRSTYLE CHANGE.
NO CLOTHING CHANGE.
NO EXTRA FINGERS.
NO MISSING FINGERS.
NO DEFORMED HANDS.
NO DUPLICATED LIMBS.
NO CGI LOOK.
NO CARTOON LOOK.

FINAL SEQUENCE MUST READ CLEARLY AS:

STRAIGHT FAST-SMOOTH CAR APPROACH
→
DRIVER TURNS STEERING WHEEL
→
CAMERA FOLLOWS THE STEERING MOMENT
→
CAMERA SMOOTHLY ROTATES/PUSHES INTO FRONT WINDSHIELD
→
DRIVER'S FACE FILLS THE FRAME
→
DRIVER LOOKS AT CAMERA
→
DRIVER SMILES
→
DRIVER RAISES ONE HAND FOR THE CASUAL TWO-FINGER GESTURE
→
SUBTLE SLOW-MOTION FINISH.

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