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Generate a compact sci-fi chase shot through flooded ruins with a stable aerial orbit and readable water motion.
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Video Prompt
Preview for a flooded-ruins jet-skimmer chase, focused on continuous camera control, wake direction, and storm-lit scale.
Sci-fi video prompt for a jet-skimmer chase through flooded ruins with aerial orbit, water spray, and continuous camera control.
Create an 8-10 second cinematic sci-fi video of a single jet-skimmer racing through a flooded ruin canal. Start with a high aerial orbit over half-submerged arches, broken rooftops, rain haze, and reflective water lanes, then drop into a smooth chase angle as the teal-lit skimmer cuts across the surface and throws a narrow spray trail. Keep the shot as one continuous move: wide orbit for scale, fast diagonal chase above the water, brief top-down lock, then a final climbing spiral that reveals the flooded city grid under a clean shaft of storm light. Maintain consistent skimmer shape, waterline, wake direction, archway spacing, camera travel, and lighting. Use atmospheric rain, steam mist, metallic hull highlights, and clear scale cues, but keep the scene stylized and safe. Avoid people in danger, real disaster framing, rescue or panic cues, collision, news footage styling, readable text, logos, brand names, excessive debris impacts, teleporting vehicles, reversed wake direction, impossible camera cuts, or sudden changes in the skimmer design.
Usage notes
Replace the skimmer design, ruin layout, water conditions, orbit path, lighting style, and final reveal before running.
Prompt FAQ
Set the skimmer design, ruin layout, water conditions, orbit path, lighting style, and final reveal.
It keeps one readable subject, one compact environment, and a clear continuous camera path while still testing fast water motion and scale.
Check vehicle continuity, wake direction, archway spacing, water contact, camera path stability, lighting consistency, and whether the clip avoids disaster-news or rescue cues.
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