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Video duration:
13s
Video dimensions:
720 × 1280
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Prey Drift

Overall Style and Aesthetics: A high-energy, thrilling first-person action sequence, shot in a 9:16 vertical aspect ratio. The visual style

Video model
Seedance 2.0
Generation duration
13s
Aspect ratio
9:16
Generation mode
Text to video
Resolution
720p
Audio
on
Source mode
normal
Seed
-1
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Prompt

Overall Style and Aesthetics: A high-energy, thrilling first-person action sequence, shot in a 9:16 vertical aspect ratio. The visual style is a raw, high-budget prehistoric adventure film, shot with a 35mm anamorphic lens, retaining a strong film grain and noticeable noise to create a realistic and stunning texture. The camera work simulates a GoPro-style wide-angle lens with peripheral distortion. High-fidelity visual effects, realistic mud and water physics, and 8K resolution. Narrative Timeline (9:16 Vertical Shots): 0:00 - 0:03 (High-Altitude Paragliding Flight) This scene opens from the first-person perspective of a paraglider pilot. Two gloved hands grip the control stick, and brown tactical boots sway at the bottom of the frame. The pilot soars above a vast, ancient jungle filled with giant tree ferns and prehistoric palm trees. In the center of the treetops, a massive, long-necked sauropod dinosaur (Brachiosaurus) stands majestically, its head facing the camera. 0:03 - 0:06 (Canyon Dive - Dynamic Chase) The pilot pulls the control stick, diving into a narrow basalt canyon in a thrilling maneuver. A group of pterosaurs, emitting sharp cries, blurs past the camera. Below, a rushing river flows between jagged rock walls. The camera uses strong motion blur and shaky shots to simulate wind resistance and speed during the descent. 0:06 - 0:10 (Water Glide - Low-Altitude Gliding) The pilot glides close to the water's surface, just inches away. Water spray and splash onto the "lens." The camera follows the winding river at incredible speed. Lush green vegetation and ancient moss-covered rocks rush past on either side. The lighting is natural, overcast sunlight, casting realistic reflections on the water. 0:10 - 0:13 (Fall - Physics and Textures) The paraglider loses altitude and plunges violently into a deep, muddy clearing. The camera angle drops sharply. A large patch of thick, brown mud splashes onto the lower half of the frame. The paraglider's white canopy collapses, hanging above the camera, forming a suffocating, translucent white veil.

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