Cinematic New York Windowsill-to-Street Action Video Prompt

Use the uploaded reference video only for the exact action sequence, body movement, shot order, camera angles, camera motion, pacing and transitions. Ignore all presenter shots, app screens, captions, logos and promotional overlays from the reference. Reference Inputs Image 1 — Character Identity Reference Use this image as the absolute facial and physical identity reference. Image 2 — Clothing Reference Use only the jacket or outfit from this image. Do not copy its person, face, body, pose or background. Reference Video Copy only the original windowsill-to-street action and camera movement. Character Consistency Lock Preserve the Image 1 character’s exact face and facial proportions, skin tone and natural skin texture, hairstyle, hair colour and hair length, facial hair and accessories when present, age, height and body proportions. The character must remain identical in every frame, including during the fall, swinging shots, aerial rotations and running sequence. No face morphing, identity drift, duplicate limbs or body distortion. Clothing Lock Dress the character in the exact jacket and clothing shown in Image 2. Preserve the original jacket’s colour, fabric, fit, collar, sleeves, pockets, stitching, logos and design details. The clothing must remain unchanged throughout the video. Do not turn the jacket into a superhero costume. The jacket should react naturally to wind while falling and swinging. Exact 15-Second Sequence 0.00–1.30 seconds — New York Windowsill Introduction Static, symmetrical wide shot from inside a modern New York City apartment bedroom. The Image 1 character sits centred on a wide open windowsill, wearing the exact Image 2 jacket. Through the window, show a realistic New York cityscape with red-brick apartment buildings, rooftop structures, fire escapes, water towers, distant skyscrapers and warm late-afternoon light. He looks calmly toward the camera. 1.30–2.10 seconds — Peace Sign Without changing the camera, he casually raises one hand and makes a peace sign, matching the reference video’s exact expression, timing and body movement. 2.10–3.10 seconds — Headphones He picks up a pair of over-ear headphones, raises them above his head and places them naturally over his ears. Preserve the same hand movement and seated posture as the reference. 3.10–4.10 seconds — Backward Fall He relaxes, leans backward and smoothly flops out of the open window. His upper body disappears first, followed by his raised legs and shoes. Keep the camera completely locked inside the room until he fully exits the frame. 4.10–5.50 seconds — Exterior Falling Reveal Hard cut to an exterior view looking down the side of the New York apartment building. The character falls vertically past red-brick walls, apartment windows, balconies, external fire escapes and rooftop structures. He then reaches both arms overhead and catches a thin swinging line extending above the frame. Use realistic gravity, natural jacket flutter and believable wind interaction. 5.50–7.50 seconds — First Swing The line pulls tight and converts the fall into a fast forward swing. The camera tracks beside and slightly below him as he swings past New York apartment façades, rooftop water towers, metal fire escapes, ventilation systems and city buildings. Warm sunset light reflects naturally across the windows and brick surfaces. 7.50–9.50 seconds — Building-Side Tracking Shot Dynamic close side-tracking shot as he arcs beside a tall brick building wall. His legs extend naturally with momentum, with one arm holding the swinging line overhead. Maintain his exact face, hairstyle, body proportions and Image 2 jacket despite the rapid movement. Match the reference video’s exact body movement, speed, framing and camera rotation. 9.50–11.20 seconds — Aerial Rotation Above New York Traffic The camera rolls into a dramatic high-angle aerial view while he swings above a busy New York City avenue. Below him are realistic yellow taxis, private cars, motorcycles, delivery vehicles and an American city bus. Include authentic American road markings, traffic lights and urban street architecture. The camera rotation must feel physically motivated by the swing and must not look like an artificial digital transition. 11.20–12.60 seconds — Descent to Street He releases the line and descends toward the road, rotating his body into a controlled upright position. The camera follows closely from above and behind. Preserve realistic gravity, momentum, clothing movement and body weight. 12.60–15.00 seconds — Running Through New York Street He lands smoothly and immediately runs forward between slowly moving traffic, matching the reference action exactly. Use a rear handheld chase shot following him as he passes a yellow taxi, private cars, delivery vehicles and the city bus. End with him continuing to sprint down the New York avenue as the camera follows closely behind. Location Continuity Lock Every shot must take place within the same believable New York City neighbourhood. Maintain consistent building architecture, brick colours and window styles, fire escapes and rooftop structures, road design and traffic direction, weather and sunset lighting, skyline placement, vehicle types, street width and environmental scale. Do not switch between different cities or unrelated American environments. Visual Style Ultra-photorealistic live-action footage, cinematic but naturally human-shot, realistic New York architecture and traffic, warm late-afternoon lighting, realistic motion blur, natural gravity, accurate fabric physics, believable stunt movement, subtle handheld energy during action shots, sharp identity preservation and seamless environmental continuity. Format Vertical 9:16, 15 seconds, 24 fps, cinematic 4K. Negative Constraints No character changes, no face drift, no hairstyle changes, no clothing redesign, no superhero suit, no Spider-Man suit, no mask, no artificial body stretching, no duplicate limbs, no floating vehicles, no impossible physics, no cartoon movement, no exaggerated superhero movement, no CGI-looking skin, no talking-head presenter, no app interface, no subtitles, no captions, no readable signage, no unwanted logos, no watermark and no reference-video promotional text.