15s Extend the 15s video, refer to the images of donkeys riding motorcycles in @image-1 and @image-2, and add an imaginative advertisement. Screen 1: Fixed shot from the side, the donkey rides a motorcycle and rushes…
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10s is extended forward for 10s. In the warm afternoon light, the camera starts from the row of awnings on the street corner that were lifted by the breeze, and slowly moves down to a few small daisies poking their heads at the base of the wall. Immediately afterwards, the protagonist's red sneakers appeared on the screen. He was squatting in front of a street flower stall, smiling as he gathered a large handful of sunflowers into his arms, and the petals rubbed against his white T-shirt. When he turned around and stepped on the skateboard, the flower stall owner smiled and shouted, "Be careful of the petals flying!" He waved to the boss and then started to skate. Several golden petals had already broken free from the bouquet and landed on the board of the skateboard.
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