Prompt
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Create a 30-second, 16:9 horizontal, ultra-photorealistic live-action Japanese water obstacle competition show.
The visual style should resemble a late-2000s to early-2010s Japanese prime-time sports entertainment special, filmed as a genuine television broadcast with a huge live audience, practical mechanical obstacles, stadium floodlights, metal trusses, real water physics, professional ENG cameras, crane cameras, long lenses, tracking cameras and water-level cameras.
Everything must look physically constructed and practically filmed.
No fantasy environments.
No CGI-looking machinery.
No artificial slow motion.
No impossible physics.
No video-game appearance.
The footage should feel like a real archived Japanese television sports broadcast.
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CHARACTER CONSISTENCY
Use the uploaded reference image as the ONLY visual identity reference for the female contestant.
Maintain exactly the same:
face and facial structure
hairstyle and hair color
skin tone
age appearance
height
body proportions
physique
clothing
footwear
overall appearance
The contestant must remain visually identical throughout the entire 30-second video.
Her identity must remain consistent during:
close-ups
wide shots
side views
rear views
low-angle shots
long-lens shots
water-level shots
running
jumping
falling into the pool
Do not change her face, hairstyle, body proportions, clothing, footwear or apparent age between shots.
Her clothing remains exactly the same throughout the competition, including after becoming completely wet.
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LOCATION CONTINUITY
The entire video takes place inside one continuous giant outdoor Japanese water-arena at night.
The course is arranged in this exact physical order:
START PLATFORM
→ MOVING STEPPING STONES
→ ROTATING BARREL BRIDGE
→ WATER JET CORRIDOR
→ FINAL COLLAPSING PLATFORM
All obstacles must visibly belong to the same physical stadium.
Maintain consistent spatial relationships between:
audience stands
water pool
obstacle structures
metal support towers
floodlights
production cameras
safety staff
commentary booth
overhead cables
television equipment
The environment must remain recognizable from shot to shot.
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0–3 SEC — CONFIDENT START
0–1 SEC — SNEAKER CLOSE-UP
Begin with a tight broadcast close-up of the contestant's sneakers stepping onto the wet starting platform.
Small droplets move across the platform beneath her shoes.
The audience is already loudly cheering in the background.
A large mechanical starting gate is visible behind her.
1–2 SEC — NATURAL CAMERA TILT
The camera tilts upward naturally:
shoes → legs → waist → torso → face
She looks toward the enormous course.
She gives a quick confident smile.
She raises one hand toward the audience in a playful “watch this” gesture.
The audience responds with louder applause.
2–3 SEC — CHANGE OF EXPRESSION
She turns toward the obstacle.
Her smile disappears.
She takes one deep breath.
Her shoulders tighten.
A warning light begins flashing.
The starting buzzer suddenly sounds.
She immediately sprints forward.
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3–10 SEC — OBSTACLE ONE: MOVING STEPPING STONES
The first obstacle consists of large circular floating stepping stones positioned across the pool.
Each stone is mounted on a practical mechanical arm that moves independently.
Some stones slowly rotate.
Others rise and lower several inches.
The contestant must cross them without falling.
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Tips
Keep the first action beat readable so the 30-second 16 9 horizontal ultra-photorealistic live-action Japanese sequence has a clear opening direction.
Preserve camera movement and timing details when adjusting the prompt for a different video length.