In Video 1, the camera pans to the right. The fried chicken boss is busy handing the fried chicken to the queuing customers, saying in Mandarin, "Do his job, do your job, everyone queues up in a civilized manner." After…
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The pictures in @image-1@image-2@image-3@image-4@image-5@image-6 are stuck according to the position and overall rhythm of the key frames in the @ video. The characters in the picture are more dynamic, the overall picture style is more dreamy, and the picture tension is strong. The scenes of the reference pictures can be changed according to the needs of music and pictures, and the light and shadow changes of the picture can be supplemented.
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- Start with the original prompt and identify which subject, camera, and mood phrases drive the output.
- When iterating, change one variable first: lighting, motion, or emotion.
- If references are involved, adjust framing and movement separately for more stable generations.
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The girl in the poster is constantly changing her clothes. The clothing refers to the style of @image-1@image-2, and she is holding a @image-3 bag. The rhythm of the video refers to @video.
@image-1@image-2@image-3@image-4@image-5@image-6's scenery scene picture, refer to the picture rhythm in the @ video, the picture style and music rhythm between transitions are stuck.
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