CHARACTER REFERENCE Imagen1= warrior's face. Imagen2 = red robotic armor reference. IMAX 70mm film texture, Panavision 35mm lens, f4, handheld sway. Live-action sci-fi, 4K, shallow DOF bokeh, cold teal-blue tone, red…
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FORMAT: 15s / single continuous impossible camera move / no dialogue STYLE: World War I trench warfare, deep mud, pouring rain, splintered wood, photorealistic ground-to-aerial cinematic 8K Shot 01 (0:00–2:00): Camera starts at mud level. A forest of heavy, mud-caked
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