Create a battle using the three characters and scene from the image. 【Scene Setting】 Ruined Gothic cathedral, collapsed stone pillars, twilight filtering through broken stained glass, dust floating. 0-3 seconds: The…
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Scene 1: Galloping out from the mansion gate (0:00-0:05, 5 seconds) • Location: In front of the main gate of a top luxury mansion in West Vancouver (large manor-style villa, stone/wood structure gate, wide driveway…
Lumpen, Hobo, female version, battered old cat, with chains to draw attention with chains
Scene 1: Galloping Horse + Enthusiastic Crowd Approaching (0:00-0:08, 8 seconds) • Location: Main winding road in a Vancouver mansion district (wide asphalt road, large detached mansions on both sides, thin snow…
Ancient costume execution ground/Bloody tear revenge Shot 11 Close-up • Snowflakes mixed with blood water fall onto the cold stone surface of the execution ground. The blood water instantly freezes, the snowflakes cover…
surrealist short film, creative camera shots
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