Create a 10-second photorealistic cinematic video,
vertical 9:16, using all three reference sheets.
REFERENCE 1 — CHARACTER SHEET:
Use the exact animal shown in the character sheet.
Preserve its face, fur, body proportions, and identity.
The character must remain small relative to the giant ramp.
REFERENCE 2 — BACKGROUND SHEET:
Preserve the entire inverted J-shaped road.
The road has one continuous, smooth driving surface,
including the horizontal ceiling-like overhang.
The road is completely solid and has no holes.
REFERENCE 3 — ACTION STORYBOARD:
Use the storyboard as a reference for the
character's movement and action sequence.
ACTION SEQUENCE:
0–2s:
The character starts ON the flat road surface.
It runs along the centerline toward the ramp.
2–5s:
The character runs up the curved road.
All four paws remain in contact with the
same continuous driving surface.
The character follows the entire curve
to the very end of the overhead section.
5–6s:
The character reaches the end of the road.
Its body is completely upside down,
with all four paws touching the underside
of the horizontal overhang.
Clearly show the inverted position.
6–8s:
The character releases its paws from the road
and becomes completely airborne.
A clear visible gap appears between
the character and the road.
ONLY AFTER THE CHARACTER IS FULLY AIRBORNE,
four separate white steam jets begin shooting
straight downward from its four paw pads.
The steam jets are attached to the character,
NOT to the road.
Each paw acts as an individual steam nozzle.
The four steam sources move together with
the character's four paws throughout the flight.
As the character performs a 180-degree
rotation and turns upright,
the steam jets rotate with its paws
and continue pointing downward.
The character slowly descends toward the road,
almost hovering in midair.
The road remains completely inactive.
No steam, smoke, or vapor comes from the road.
8–9s:
The character gently lands on the road
with all four paws.
The four steam jets stop.
9–10s:
The camera smoothly moves closer to
the character's face.
Finish with a beautiful cinematic close-up,
preserving the exact face from Reference 1.
CAMERA:
Start with a distant wide side shot.
Use a subtle dolly-in during the approach
and a gentle crane-up during the ascent.
During the airborne sequence,
move to a front three-quarter side view.
Clearly show the character's face,
all four paws, and four separate steam jets.
Follow the character downward with
a smooth crane-down movement.
Finish with a cinematic facial close-up.
STRICT RULES:
The character must start ON the road.
The character must reach the very end
of the inverted overhead section.
Never jump off early.
Never skip the fully upside-down position.
The character must remain directly above
the road throughout the aerial sequence.
ALL STEAM MUST COME FROM THE CHARACTER'S PAWS.
FOUR PAWS = FOUR MOVING STEAM SOURCES.
Steam must travel with the character,
never remain fixed in one location.
The road must NEVER emit steam.
No steam from the ramp.
No steam from the road surface.
No steam from the four contact points.
No steam from the ground.
No electricity.
No flames.
No camera cuts.
No oversized character.
