- Video duration:
- 15s
- Video dimensions:
- 1280 × 720
A High-Fashion Commercial in One Shot
The original creator published the complete generation prompt for a high-fashion commercial in one shot on X. Native-video output: 15s · 2560×1440. The creator published the comple
- Video model
- MiniMax H3
- Video duration
- 15s
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Generation mode
- Not specified
Prompt
Prompts: [Core Concept] 15s, 160 BPM, 4/4, 40 beats. Industrial Hyperpop × Deconstructed Club: hard kicks, metallic snares, glitch hi-hats, distorted bass, sliced vocals. A timeline-based reality where rhythm controls space and motion. [Character Identity] Single androgynous dancer with short black hair, silver eyebrow mark, asymmetric black jacket, wide pants, red stitching. Maintain identical face, body, hairstyle and outfit. Multiple figures are only past-frame projections. [World Logic] Each kick compresses the timeline toward the dancer. Each snare duplicates previous movements into adjacent frames. Moving against the timeline transforms the 2D interface into a foldable 3D structure. The dancer escapes the repetition loop. [Visual Language] Black, cold white, warning red. Glass timelines, metal rails, glowing frame lines, scanning grids. Extreme wide-angle, low angles, top-down shots, Dutch angles, dolly moves, impossible perspective. 3D words COPY, SAME, TREND, OUTSIDE exist as physical architecture, not subtitles. [Motion Rules] Use anticipation → attack → overshoot → settle. Kick drives spatial compression, snare breaks frames, hi-hats animate cursors and fragments, bass bends time. Build with glitch cuts, then explode into an impossible continuous long take during the drop. [Restrictions] No character changes, extra people, random text, subtitles, logos, outfit changes, bad anatomy, flat camera angles, or meaningless flashes.
Prepare inputs and revise the prompt
- Keep the product shape and any lettering readable before changing lighting.
- Change one action or camera direction at a time and retain the other settings.
- These are revision and inspection suggestions; the source video is not evidence that the Studio reproduced these changes.