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Video duration:
20s
Video dimensions:
1920 × 1080
Cinematic stories/Seedance 2.0

Ogre Army Aerial March

Use @orgres as the clean start frame. Preserve the ogre army, the rugged hilly landscape, lighting, color, film grain, and composition from the start frame.

Video model
Seedance 2.0
Video duration
20s
Aspect ratio
16:9
Generation mode
Not specified
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Prompt

Use @orgres as the clean start frame. Preserve the ogre army, the rugged hilly landscape, lighting, color, film grain, and composition from the start frame. Use @landscape as a motion reference for camera choreography and timing. Match the timing and path of the camera move as closely as possible, specifically the smooth upward drone ascent over the terrain. The camera acts as a drone slowly rising above the landscape. The massive ogre army marches steadily forward through the rugged, rocky hills. Heavy dust kicks up from their massive footsteps, lingering in the air. As the camera gains altitude, foreground rocks, shrubs, and dirt pass by, creating a strong sense of depth and natural parallax against the distant mountain peaks. The horde moves relentlessly along the winding dirt path. Tattered banners and crude weapons sway with their heavy, rhythmic strides. The vanguard, riding massive armored beasts, leads the charge at the front of the column. As the camera continues to ascend, the sheer scale of the army is revealed, stretching far back into the dusty valley. The camera maintains its smooth, majestic upward trajectory throughout the shot, keeping the focus on the sprawling landscape and the marching horde below. Do not make the camera movement erratic or violently fast. Do not make the army move at a sprint; keep their march heavy, grounded, and rhythmic. Do not lose the epic scale of the environment or the horde. No music.

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