@image-1@image-2@image-3@image-4@image-5, a one-shot tracking shot, follows the runner from the street up the stairs, through the corridors, onto the rooftops, and finally overlooks the city.
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Spy film style, @image-1 is the first frame. The camera follows the female agent in a red trench coat walking forward. The camera follows the panorama. Passers-by keep blocking the woman in red as she walks to a corner. Referring to the corner building of @image-2, the fixed shot of the woman in red leaves the screen and disappears around the corner. A girl wearing a mask hides around the corner and stares at her fiercely. The image of the masked girl refers to @image-3. Only the image is referenced. The girl is standing at the corner. The camera pans forward to the female agent in red. She walks into a mansion and disappears. The mansion refers to @image-4. Don’t cut the camera during the whole process, just take one shot to the end.
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