Dr. Viral :
Prompt :
Create a 15-second photorealistic fictional cinematic action/VFX video, vertical 9:16, as ONE uninterrupted continuous take.
REFERENCES:
Image 1 = the NEW and ONLY character identity and wardrobe master. Use its large close-up portrait for exact facial features and its full-body views for proportions and uniform.
Image 2 = composition, environment, tank appearance and chronological action milestones.
Image 1 overrides any different facial features in the storyboard. Preserve its exact head shape, eyes, eyelids, nose, cheeks, jaw, mustache, hairline, age and skin texture throughout.
Match the navy uniform, peaked cap, gold details, medals, green diagonal sash and black shoes.
Maintain facial structure during blinking, pipe use and changing firelight.
CONTINUOUS SHOT:
One fixed low frontal camera, one lens, one location and continuous time for all 15 seconds.
Keep the officer, chair, foreground stones and mountains in consistent screen positions.
Storyboard panels are action milestones, not separate images to blend together.
Start directly on the fully visible scene and end directly on the live aftermath.
No cuts, hidden cuts, fades, dissolves, crossfades, transitions, black frames or scene resets.
Neither smoke nor the explosion flash may conceal a shot change.
CHARACTER:
The officer sits calmly on the camping chair, full body and both shoes visible.
He faces forward throughout, with a relaxed confident expression, natural breathing and blinking.
RIGHT hand holds one small black remote with one red button.
LEFT hand holds one compact brown curved smoking pipe from the first frame.
Keep the same props and hand assignments throughout.
The pipe remains low beside his left lap until the explosion begins.
He never turns toward the tank.
ENVIRONMENT AND DUST:
Preserve the storyboard’s rocky desert, distant mountains and warm sunset lighting.
Dust originates naturally from track contact, launch, landing and braking.
Use irregular translucent clouds with varied density and visible gaps.
Heavy grit settles quickly near the ground; fine dust drifts and disperses gradually.
Keep dust three-dimensional and tied to vehicle movement, without flat overlays or unif
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