Giant Pet Breaking News
- Model
- MiniMax H3
- Video
- 7 sec · 720p
Prompt
Use the uploaded pet photo @Kitten only as a reference for appearance and identity.Keep the pet's breed, fur color, facial features, eyes, ear shape, build, and overall impression naturally intact, but do not reproduce the original photo's pose, background, composition, camera angle, or lighting.The final video must be extremely realistic news-helicopter live coverage that looks as if this pet has actually grown into a giant animal tens of meters tall and appeared in the middle of a modern city.The scene must not look like a movie trailer, a game cutscene, animation, or a CGI test.It must look like a real broadcaster's news helicopter covering an emergency live from above downtown.The giant pet is really walking between high-rise buildings, interacting very realistically with the city's roads, vehicles, traffic lights, street trees, signs, and building facades.With every step the ground shakes, cars stop abruptly, people run, dust and debris rise, and some structures shake or break.The pet's movement must never be light or smooth like animation.The weight, inertia, muscle movement, fur reaction, shadow direction, and effect on the surroundings of a genuinely enormous living creature must feel highly convincing.The fur must not look like plastic; it must be fine and natural like real animal fur, reacting realistically to wind and movement.Treat the camera as an aerial live feed shot from a news helicopter.A viewpoint looking down at the city from high altitude while following the giant pet,shots hurriedly zoomed in from far away with a telephoto lens,a slight shake in the frame from the helicopter's fine vibration,and realistic broadcast camera movement that pans or zooms in a hurry so as not to lose the subject.The composition must not be an overly beautiful, calculated cinematic frame, but a slightly rough, realistic live feed captured in a hurry while following an actual disaster.If needed, a little compressed telephoto perspective, minor exposure shifts, camera shake, and the realistic judder of aerial photography are welcome.The important thing is that this scene must be believable not as "a staged video of a giant animal destroying a city," but as footage someone is hurriedly shooting as a news bulletin about a disaster that is actually happening.People look small as they do on real news footage, traffic is paralyzed, the city is chaotic, and the giant pet must feel enormous in scale even against the whole city.Overall:Cinematic film look, high-end theatrical disaster movie texture, ultra photorealistic, hyper realistic, live-action realism, breaking news helicopter footage, aerial emergency coverage, realistic fur, realistic body weight, realistic destruction physics, believable city scale, real broadcast camera movement, documentary realism, no CGI look
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